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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1916

Page

24

Farm Loan Board Educates Farmers on Rural Credits

The Farm Loan Board issues a land bank primer to explain the federal land banks and rural credits act. It outlines how farmers can borrow, form national farm loan associations, and locate banks in the South and Southwest with hearings from Virginia to Texas.

Farm Loan Board Washington Land Bank South Richmond Virginia Raleigh North Carolina Columbia South Carolina Jacksonville Fila Macon Birmingham Ala New Orleans Jackson Miss Memphis Texas South Atlantic Central Southwest Theederal Visi Woard Federal Land Banks National Farm Loan Associations National Farm Loan Association Federal Farm Loan Board Federal Land Bank

Built Houses to Stay from Frontiers to Present

Generations ago Virginia colonists built enduring homes, many over 200 years old, still standing in excellent shape. The article notes these houses used North Carolina pine, inexpensive and plentiful, now widely used north of the Mason and Dixon line for interior ornamentation due to its varied grain and attractive effects.

Virginia Pittsburgh North Carolina

The Model Wife and the Mirthful Banquet

In a humorous diplomatic aside, President Wilson is likened to a husband kept awake by a late lodging party. A banqueter staggers in and debates hat racks while the wife consoles him with a gentle joke about hanging his two hats.

Germany Wilson

Public lands bring more money now

The Texas General Land Office reports for the two years ending August 1916 total receipts of 4 188 041 25 from land and related sources. There were 9 059 remittances covering interest and rental on state endowed lands plus mineral royalties and fees.

General Land Office Austin Tex J. T. Robison Robison Goose Creek San Jacinto Bay Harris County Pecos Culberson

Germania Security and Loan Company to Open in San Antonio

A new mortgage loan company named Germania Security and Loan Company plans to start operations in November with $200000 capital. L Ward serves as president, W H Sartain as vice president and secretary, and J H Blakeney as treasurer. Temporary offices are on the Moore building’s fourth floor. The board includes J F Kline E F Wolters P H Tom Dr J H Reuss E H Tully and William Buehrig.

Texas San Antonio Germania Security and Loan Company L. Ward W. H. Sartain J. H. Blakeney

Business Conditions Show Record Demand and Rising Prices

The Dun and Co weekly business report notes a widening gap between demand and supply across the United States with rising prices. Strong demand in steel, textiles, and other sectors hints at further price advances while material scarcity drives urgent restocking. many firms curb demand and tighten credit scrutiny.

United States R. G. Dun & Co

October failures show lowest mortality since 1912 despite new enterprises

The report notes greater promptness and early returns as October failures yield the smallest mortality for the period since 1912, even with rising new enterprises. Weekly bank clearings stand at 5,279,675,582 dollars.

Von Batocki appeals to German farmers on food issue

Berlin Oct 28 Hoerr von Batocki the food dictator urges agriculturists to recognize the war's food strain and unite with munitions, coal, and other workers. He argues that without mutual support and renewed idealism among farmers, production declines threaten victory and the war economy.

Berlin Hoerr von Natocki Batocki

Practical New York Woman Inspires Poems and Royalties

A friend notes the modern woman is practical and resourceful. He recalls a girl who inspired his best poems yet asked his publishers for royalties, reflecting the unsentimental side of contemporary relationships as cited by the New York Times.

New York Times

Homestead Law May Be Stumbling Block

Texas farm loan hearings set for Fort Worth on November 15 and Houston on November 16 will probe how the state homestead law may affect the Farm Loan Act. Herbert Quick says data on business conditions and farm loan needs will be gathered, with questions on loan terms and long term amortization. A half day rest stop is planned in Amarillo on November 21 due to travel strain.

Texas Farm Loan Board Fort Worth Houston Herbert Quick Quick Amarillo Panhandle

Banks Call for End of High Bank Deposit Rates

Washington officials and finance leaders say the era of high interest paid to bank depositors is ending. They warn current rates threaten banks' profits and suggest a gradual shift to lower deposit rates as loan rates stay low, aiming for long term economic health and steadier capital use.

Washington, D. C Federal Reserve Board Washington Federal Reserve System Paul M. Warburg Olph C. Miller Reserve Board

Country worker praises slum children’s plight in Denver

The Country Worker J Horace Leavenworth Hall notes slum children’s neglect in the West during a Denver remarks. He cites a farmer’s wife pointing to birds and a slum urchin noting the birds live without cages, highlighting harsh poverty behind hopeful imagery.

J. Horace Leavenworth Hall West Denver Washington Star

Dusky Alcove Moment in a Purple Cow Scene

In a dusky private alcove Artie and Gertie share a tense moment as music starts. He confesses embarrassment over a single suspender button, causing discomfort and a desire to sit out the dance.

Artie Gertie

In Solid Form Amid Police Quiz An Irishman Speaks

A Philadelphia Public Ledger item describes a police training scene where an Irish officer is asked about treating a forearm cut. He answers with a pun about soft water and wet water, followed by a quip on hard water, prompting the doctor’s curious reply.

Philadelphia Public Ledger

Real Estate Confidence Grows Amid Market Heat

Real estate shows strong demand as lenders search fertile markets in the North and East while Texas attracts with lower rates. Experts warn buyers to seek safety and avoid speculative fever, noting the need for prudent analysis of location, price, and property type.

New York Chicago Texas David R. Summers The Chicago Tribune East

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Board State Land Office Germania Security & Loan Corporation Smash Records J. F. Howard West Mulberry Avenue Stanton Smith W. Woodlawn Avenue M. W. Hays Agarita Avenue Herr von Batocki Federal Loan Board
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