Review of Annual District Bankers Association Meeting
In Bridgeport last week bankers from Group Seven of the Nebraska Bankers Association urged cooperation through farm and community education. Speakers including 8.K. Warrick and Martin W. Dimery urged bankers to deploy special service men to aid patrons, boost agricultural methods, and back cooperative marketing to raise farm profits. Dan Y. Stevens highlighted fieldmen who track borrower gains, stressing financing for feeding stock and prudent security. The era of pompous bankers is ending as service and advisory mastery become essential to banking success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Bankers Association
Bridgeport
K. Warrick
First National Bank of Scottsbluff
North Platte Valley
Mr. Warrick
Martin W. Dimery
American State Bank
Sidney
Nebraska
Mr. Dimery
Cheyenne
Morris
United States
Mark Spanogle
Spanogle
Dan Y. Stevens
Fremont
Agricultural Association
Stevens
Wyoming
C. N. Wright
Platte Valley Bank of
Scottsbluff
Plate glass installed at Hahler Garage
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. When in need of good printing, call The Telegraph.
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Hahler Garage
Observe Suggestions When Applying for Bonus Eligibility
Officials urge veteran claimants to follow precise instructions for the adjusted compensation net offer. Provide exact name as on records, service or serial number, birth details, enlistment date, rank, and overseas service. Include discharge certificate, officer grades, and two guarantors, plus applicant fingerprint. Applications due January 1, 1928, or within six months after a veteran’s death.
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War Department
Army
Marine Corps
Engineers
Coast Guard
Red Cross Worker Faces Fraud Penalties for False Application
A worker and the American Red Cross are not entitled to compensation for knowingly making false statements on an application. The offender may face a fine of 81,000, imprisonment up to five years, or both as determined by the court.
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Frm
Wefare
American Red Cross
Purebred Dairy Sire Campaign Planned for October
Sidney to be included in the itinerary of a planned October purebred dairy sire campaign. Nebraska College of Agriculture and state dairy interests back the drive, organized with the Burlington agricultural department. A ten to twelve car exhibit train will tour, with top speakers and exchanges of purebred for scrub sires at each stop. Unified community support is urged for stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
H. L. Ford
Burlington
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Pan
Season's first hail loss claim reported in state program
After the April 21 start of the state hail insurance season, the first loss claim arrived May 25. Charles Brown's 160 acre wheat field near Chappell sustained hail damage, estimated at about 10 percent. Premiums on state hail policies exceed $40,000. George A Munroe of Hastings served as official adjuster.
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Margaret MecCalpin
Hail Insurance
Lincoln
Chappell
Charles Brown
George A
Damage Munroe of
Hastings
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District Bankers Association
Rvic
Old Glory
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
C. M. Wright
First Avenue East
Sidney E.b.young
Red Crown
Standard Oil Company OF