Ultimate losses of 16 million in Nebraska guaranty fund
The Spencer bank ing subcommittee reports ultimate losses of about 16 000 000 will remain as liabilities against the Nebraska bank guaranty fund after liquidation of failed and weakened banks assets are applied to depositor claims. Total liabilities listed at 26 432 662 with 10 429 088 expected to be paid from assets, leaving 16 003 574 as ultimate losses the legislature must cover. Asset value set at 39 533 876 or 26.4 cents on the dollar with realization estimates by class shown.
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Nebraska Bank Guaranty Fund
Spencer Banking Subcommittee
District Court
Guaranty Fund
Spencer
House
Messrs
Hasselbalch
Burr
Guaranty Fund Commission
Burke
Chamber
Daily Journal
Ed Guill family moves household goods to Lyons bound shipment
Center news notes the Ed Guill family moved their belongings into a car for shipment to Lyons from Bronson. They will stay at the J. C. Guill home briefly before moving to their new residence. Other items include social visits, a basketball tournament, and a surprise party with a friendship quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Guill
Bronson
Lyons
J. C Guill
Ethel Guill
Dalton High School
Alliance
A H. Draper
Clifford
E. E. Osborn
Rose
Draper
Osborn
Rebekah Kensington
Dalton
Paul Weible
Mesdames J. C
George Young
Schliching
Barbara Brown
Reinmuth
Harry Scott
Southard
Dorcas
Grace Aids
Guill
Governor Weaver Urges Federal Bird Sanctuaries in Nebraska
In a Wednesday message to the state senate Governor Weaver urged a bill authorizing land and water set aside for migratory bird refuges. He cited the Norbeck Anderen bill and the need for state approval before federal purchase or lease, noting no tax burden to Nebraskans and backing from the Bureau of Game and Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Weaver
Nebraska
Griswold
Gordon
Frank O'Connell
Congress of the
United States
Norbeck-Andersen
Alaska
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Game and Fish
Department of Agriculture of
Potatoes Growers Endorse Compulsory Inspection Resolution
The Central Nebraska Co operative Potato Growers association at Morrill on February 26 endorsed a resolution for compulsory state potato inspection. The group urges a Kansas style combination grade, opposes house roll 365, and calls for inspection certificates showing No 1 percentage with grower input in inspector selection. Urges urgent passage due to low potato prices. 【Note: OCR artifact Bluhill Coffee advert appears. ignored for summary.】
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Nebraska Co-operative Potato Growers Association
Morrill
Kansas
Nebraska
Local notes from Gurley and nearby farms this week
RumeLy tractor school attendance at Gurley last week. Henry Schmidt and Hilbert Borcher traveled to Julesburg on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Everett Foster and children visited the Beyer home. Henry Sorger family visitors at Mall home. Arthur Borcher bought a tractor. Honor rolls list January and February spelling winners Lucille Schmidt Doris Thurston Lonnie Engel Edwin Engel Bernard Beyer. Harold Stempka operated on for appendicitis at Taylor hospital. Overman family visits Beyer. Borcher hauled corn to Olson ranch. J E Bayne helped Mrs Beyer with butchering. Grunwalds moved onto Mrs Halston farm near Gurley. Johnson and Halston families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Foster
Iva Beyer
Henry Sorger
Mall
Arthur Borcher
Lucille Schmidt
Doris Thurston
Lonnie Engel
Edwin Engel
Bernard Beyer
Harold
Charles Stempka
Taylor Hospital
Charles Overman
F J. Beyer
Hilbert Borcher
Olson Ranch
J E Bayne
George Foster
Helen
Canistota
S. C
Raymond Beyer
Grunwald
J B. Halston
Gurley
Henry Johnson
Community Letter Recaps Sickness Absence and School Farewell
The Bunker Hill school notes Lopez Grunwald leaving after a term of service with Lois receiving a framed keepsake. Local families gather for dinners with Beyer, Messing, Bayne, and Stempke households. Other visits include Everett Foster at the Mall home and Iva Beyer with sons at Fred Beyer’s.
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Center News
J. Viggo Nielson
Bluhill Coffee
Sidney
James
Frank
A. M. Nelson
Bunker Hill
Rumely Tractor
Henry Schmidt
Julesburg
Busiess
Leghorn Springs ‘Leghorn
Durham
Mi Jmes Sparks
Sterling
Helm
Bupker Hill
oLis Grunwald
Lois
Loise
George Messing
J E. Bayne
P J Beyer
Frank Beyer
William Jeudes
Stempke
Iva Beyer and
Rex Bayne
Ted Baker
Fred Beyer
John Mohatt
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Elinor
Lester Perry
Willis Beyer
Brewer
Bluhill
Scottsbluff High School
U. S. A. Theatre
Sidney High School
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Whippet
Willys- Overland, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Ohio
Blaha’s
Sidney Weyerts
Perry Gurley
Nebr
A. W. Walden
Oakland
Arket
Beckmann Motor
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