Amendment to Certificate of Incorporation Huning & Connell Names
State Corporation Commission certifies amendment to Huning & Connell no stockholders liability. The certificate records a name change to Huning Mercantile Company with stockholders meeting May 21 1920 at Las Lunas New Mexico and approval by president Fred D Huning and secretary H Emory Davis. Affidavits and clerk endorsements follow.
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State of New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
Ha Chalyman
City of
Santa I
A. L. Morrison
tHunine & Connell
Huning & Connell
Fred D. Huning
A. Mmory Davis
Mining & Conuel
New Mexico
Los Junna
Valencia
Los Lunts
Mexico
Haning & Connell
Sitd Company
Las Lunas
Huning Mercantile Company
Hyning & Connell
D. Huning
H. Emory Davis
State of
Fred J. Huning
Fat Corporation
Diego Aragon
Seni
Vilencia
Wiver
Hinine Mercantile Company
Cor. Reed
Huning & Connem
Office of
State Corporation Commission of
County Commissioners Proceedings Special Session 1920
Valencia County special session minutes show Chairman Manuel Garcia and members Jaramillo and Vigil, with county clerk Aragon. Actions include tax levies for 1920, warrants issued, courthouse and jail work contracts, and valuation debates under State Tax Commission oversight.
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Sonsaissionere
Apoctsties
Manuel Garcia
Pilino Jaramillo
Abel Visit
Nred
Placita Jaramillo
Aheriit
Ant Ieeo
Videneia
Metlag
Elerik i Perohy
Seaman City
Skme
Board of Conny Commissioners
Board of County Commissoners
County Board of Tavatization
Isdo
Tranquilino Jaramillo
Abel Vigil
Diego Aragon
Mirabal
Mexico
Valencia
Valencia County
Teles Mirabai
Belew News Ad Promotes Global Headlines Subscriptions
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to Belew News for two dollars to receive the News of all the World. The notice emphasizes affordable access to international coverage and urges quick action.
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Belew News
Fool and Bond Lore in a Great Depression Dialogue
A coded dialogue discusses government bonds and futures during hard times. Characters Liveman and Joe debate bond value and liquidity, with Bill explaining the United States pays 100 cents on the dollar at maturity. The narrative warns against quick loaning and urges holding bonds for future security, noting the impact on the next generation.
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Joe
United States
Izzy
Kaplan
Joe Peterson
Tony
Bill
Fragmentary OCR Defines A Brief News Item
An excerpted OCR fragment shows scattered letters and words about enrollments and port notices with unclear context and few discernible names or events. The readable text hints at administrative notices but lacks full sentences or identifiable subjects.
Fragmented prompt about success and doubt amid old text
The quoted lines question personal readiness and fear of failure. A rough reflection on effort, belief, and perseverance appears in arcane phrasing. The snippet references a speaker named James B L and a discussion of success seeds.
The Savage Lve and War Savings Stamps Appeal
The piece urges investing in War Savings and Thrift Stamps to improve finances today and tomorrow. It promises 4 percent interest with quarterly compounding and redeemability at the post office on ten days’ notice, stressing long holding for greater gains. It uses a rhetorical Savages figure to push the look ahead and get ahead message.
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Savage
War Savings Stamps Promote District Savings
Elev nth Federal Reserve District and parts of Oklahoma New Mexico and Louisiana report savings of 100 million dollars through War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps. Texas schoolchildren alone saved 13 million, with stamps available at post offices and banks to build personal savings and earn compound interest.
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Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
Texas
Thrift Stamps and Saving Plans Highlighted
A jumble of text describes thrift stamps as a savings method, citing examples from Beaumont and farmers in Upshus county. It mentions a couple planning their baby’s future education, regular payroll deductions, and the idea of converting halves into thrift stamps to grow savings.
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Beaumont
Upsbus
$100 Registered Treasury Savings Certificates Promotion
A promotional blurb extols $100 Registered Treasury Savings Certificates issued by the U S Treasury Department. It highlights four percent interest compounded quarterly, loss protection, convenient size, owner-only cashability, and redeemability at purchase price plus earned interest. Certificates are available only at banks and U S Post offices, with a payment of about eighty dollars this month and maturity at $100 on January 1, 1925. A dollar saved today is projected to have substantial future buying power. Postmasters and bankers are stated as carrying these certificates.
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United States Post
Treasury
Thrift Stamps Drive Salts Away Savings in Texas Towns
Joshua residents saved over $2 per person last month at the post office via Thrift Stamps War Savings Stamps and Registered Treasury Savings Certificates. Denison with 17,000 residents reports May purchases in compound-interest War Savings Stamps and $100 Registered Certificates. Eyman, a woman and child, noted the effort.
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Joshua
Texas
Treasury Saving
Denison
Treasury Savings
Eyman
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Fredd, Huning
Dingo Aragon
A. Ll. Morrison
Vatencla
Ts Wilken Antorte Seditte Sim
Mit
Wittetenio
Eforinn
Mistriet Nandhe
Clare Pe
J.B. Tietien
Mesute
Ubine
Cate
Antonio
Uisie
State Tax Commission
O. N. Marron
State Commission
H. W. Perry
Court House
MMERM
Bond Me
Belen News
Cetemar
Liveman
James BL
Belen
N. M
Bae
Ssoenes
Tex
Insurance Fonds
Cody
U. S. Treasury Department
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