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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
1
The bank describes demand loans at 6,26500, time loans for three to twelve months, and small overdrawn balances. It notes U S bonds held on deposit, owned banking house and real estate pledged for loans, including a foreclosed property valued at 4,000. Reserve cash over the legal minimum, with total resources around 310,850.69.
A bank explains its capital stock of 250 shares at 100 each among ten stockholders, noting liability to creditors equal to stock value. It details surplus, undivided profits, total liabilities of 79,668.94, and reserves, touting solvency and readiness to pay depositors even in panics.
Minot Reporter notes Ward County North Dakota holds over 250000 in cash. County treasurer Nedrud reports 1905 receipts total 9821 428.13 with February best and June poorest. Other items discuss constitutional amendments and Montana supreme court rulings affecting bonds and validity under a void amendment.
McKenzie County residents protest horse thefts after a gang entered Tim Morans field near Callon last Thursday. The horses were stampeded away by two riders but part were recovered by morning. authorities say some were driven toward a southern route. Local residents remain on edge as the investigation continues.
Jersey General Trlamaret Tribune reports Attorney General McCue opines that the amendment allowing city and county bonds to be issued by the general assembly is void. The ruling cites misdrafted provisions and a flawed public school financing framework as the basis for nullification.
The Spokane Herald reports renewed interest in a 30 to 40 year old paymaster robbery connected to Big Butte. A recovered journal is linked to the case and locals dig near the river flat while Calgary police consider a formal inquiry. The piece also covers Abraham Adams’s harvest of a claimed 100 to 250 bushels per acre wheat in Idaho, with projections of 70,000 to 76,000 bushels from 700 acres and plans to sell at $200 per bushel, framed as a modern fairy tale backed by agricultural experts.
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