State Guaranty Fund Pays Depositors In Nebraska Bank Failures
The State Guaranty Fund has paid out over 38 million dollars since 1911 to about 45 thousand depositors in Nebraska. A draft for 258,982 was issued for 200 depositors in the Farmers State Bank at Craig. Solvent Nebraska banks contributed 15 million in assessments. 23 million came from salvage of closed banks. Total deposits of all state banks near 290 million. The fund covers about 13 percent of contributing banks' deposits, preserving public confidence and preventing runs. Bank officials praise the system for security and reduced receivership costs.
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State Guaranty Fund
Farmers’ Stite Bank
Craig
Nebraska
Guaranty Fund
Guaranty Commission
A. L. Schantz
Omaha
Guaranty Fund Commission
Commission
Plants Also Have Disease Carriers
New York science note explains the aster yellows disease spread by the aster leaf hopper a tiny gray insect that bites sick plants and after a ten day incubation infects healthy ones it can spread yellows to over fifty plant species including lettuce and China aster while wheat and other cereals are immune. Control centers on removing infected perennials and destroying diseased annuals to limit spread in fields.
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New York
Engineering Foundation
L. O. Kunkel
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research
Yonkers
Rio Grande
United States
Europe
Orient
America
Christensen Motor Company Expands Hud son Essex Car Line
The Christensen Motor Company, succeeding Maley Motor Company in Hudson Essex distribution, has just received a carload of the late models for this territory.
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Christensen Motor Compang
Maley Motor Company
Kensington Methodist Bake Sale at Mar Market Saturday
The Methodist Kensington ladies host a bake sale at the Mar Market on Saturday August 6 starting at 11 00 am. Proceeds support church missions and community outreach.
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Methodist Kensington
Mar Market
Game Bird Farming Demands Knowledge
Washington reports that game bird propagation, governed by state and federal licenses, requires ample land, soil fertility, and local insect supply. The article outlines licensing, permits through the Biological Survey, and the need for room, crop rotation, sanitation, vermin control, fencing, and proper stock for successful commercial game-bird farming.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Old Roman Town Found on Stockbridge Farm in Britain
Archaeologists near Stockbridge Hampshire report Roman remains on Ernest Barnard 850 acre farm including two baths and three villas foundations unearthed since 1924. Finds include copper coins pottery fragments a tortoise shell necklace an oyster opener a razor grinding stones and terrace remains suggesting a Roman vineyard and grand entrance pillars. Local relics have drawn a British Museum expert for study.
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London
Stockbridge
Hampshire
Ernest Barnard
Barnard
Kings Samborne
Lord Balfour Embraces Laziness and Leisure
Lord Balfour declares himself a lover of dleness and idle hours. He spoke at a National Institute of Industrial Psychology luncheon about eradicating the belief that all work hours are joyless and that idleness is bliss. He favors Handel, bed rest, and reading thrillers or detective stories for perfect leisure.
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Lord Balfour
London
Dleness
National Institute of Industrial Psychology
Handel
Fie
Rice Weevil New Foe of Grain in Storage
O. E. Gookins of Ottawa Kansas told a meeting of the American Association of Cereal Chemists that the yellow peril grain weevil is declining while the rice weevil rises. The rice weevil can fly, making it easier to spread, he said. He urged granary measures as a cheap, effective way to eradicate the granary weevil and control the rice weevil.
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Omaha
Neb
O. E. Gookins
Ottawa
Kan
American Association of Cereal Chemists
Gookins
King Albert to Receieve Pay Rise in Prewar Allowance
King Albert is set to receive a raise in pay. His annual prewar allowance of 3,30Q0000 paper francs will be tripled, totaling about $136,000 now. He has refused an increase but cannot meet expenses.
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Brussels
Albert
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J. B. Byars Co
Britain
Cheyenne County
Potter
Cheyenne County Land Co
Guy V. Doran
Telegraph Building
Sidney
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