Banking Service as Custodian of People’s Funds Grows
Banking service expands as public trust increases in handling large and small funds. Wider appreciation of banking usefulness follows improved methods and oversight.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
8
First National State Bank Promises Safe Service for All
The bank pledges protecting patrons interests with an up to date system of accuracy and prompt service. It stresses careful attention to deposits of all sizes and presents itself as a safe bank for rich and poor, inviting customers to its stone front building.
Bank loan fraud linked to forgery in Noblesville
A man named Jacob L Louby attempted a 2500 loan for an 80 acre George S McKay farm near Dunbar. The deal fell apart when attorney Roberts noted McKay did not sign a deed and notary Leavell denied acknowledgment. Mendenhall arranged the loan and cash exchange, but the forged deed was exposed. A reward of 100 is offered for Louby's arrest as McKay pursues title quieting. Also obituary for Mrs. Mattie Bragg and local church notes invite revival services and sermons at the Methodist and Christian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L Louby
Colfax
Clinton County
Mitchell & Caylor
Noblesville
Harry Herr
Sheridan
Mitchell
Louby
Mr. Mitchell
George Mendenhall
Mr. Mendenhall
Mr. Herr
McKay
Mendenhall
Tipton
J. A. Roberts
Recorder’s
George
Salome McKay
B. F. Leavell
Citizens State Bank
Attorney Roberts
Leavell
Noblesville Grand Jury Adjourns After Second Report
Noblesville Indiana November 5 The second grand jury session adjourned with a public report excluding the February primary corruption findings. The panel praised Sheriff Randall and the poor farm management, urged jail improvements, and noted demented inmates warranting care at the poor farm. Ballot distribution and liquor license denial headlines also appear amid routine county business and equipment damage to Surveyor Johnson’s transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Christian
Hubbard
Randall
Calvin Carey
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
First National State Bank
First National State Bank of
Forges
Hamilton
Tipton County
R. L. Haughey
Haughey
George S. McKay
Dunbar School House
Mattie Bragg
R. M. Bragg
Methodist
Cain
Crown View
Christian Church
G. F. Assiter
Mr. Assney
Christ
Vina Smith
Indianapolis
Rena
Helen Stahl
Scovell
Boys Whittaker
Tory
Hamilton County
E H. Stebbens
Walter Davis
Oris Sturgiss
Stebbins
Sturgiss
Frank Stebbins
Lebanon
Fred Leach
Atlanta
Marshal Leonard
Leach
John Patty
Frank Campbell
Johnson
Surveyor’s
Hinshaw Farm
Clay Township
Mr. Johnson
Philadelphia
Golumn
Wainwright Trust Co
Theo E Warman
White River
Elizabeth Bishop
A M Padgett
Nailor W Webster
J R Carson
Cicero
Susan Miesse
Ed D Carr
Fred W Buston
David O Mann
Carmel
Mary Wilson
Wm E Wilson
Adams
Gurley McMurtry
E W Wallace
Emily McMurtry
Emma J Swain
Frank Bond
Sarah A Foster
Harry Foster
John Foster
Rebecca M Watford
Rebecca E Manship
N J Manship
Delaware
Albert C Pearson
W S Hutchens
Carl F Perkins
G M Wilkins
Cord Whetchel
William R Reddick
Jacob Simmonds
J P P Illyes
John Porties
Mahlon R Teters
Mae Burton
Clyde L Pickett
Nellie Wheeler
Garland
Stokes
Martha
Harmon
Loney C Paskell
Vina Hubbard
Ira E Grimes
Clara Lamb
W B Williams
Bertha E Gunion
John Groves
Cora M Jacobs
Geo A Frank
Selma J George
Briggs & CO
ALCO
Farmers National Bank
Indiana
Gee
U. S
U.S
Young Men’s Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co. Makers
Ederheimer-Stein Organization
D. F. Hotchens
A. B. Johnson
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