Bank Statement Explains Resources and Liabilities Clearly
A historical bank statement outlines DEMAND LOANS TIME LOANS OVERDRAFTS BONDS and REAL ESTATE and details on RESERVE CASH ON HAND and TOTAL RESOURCES. It lists CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS and notes no BILLS PAYABLE while emphasizing strong liquidity and a large cash reserve to protect depositors.
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United States
Comed Steet
Elt
Sedeey
Bern
U. S
Ambrose Arrests After Red Front Pool Hall Raid
A Marshals raid on the Red Front Pool Hall in Ambrose leads to arrests for selling wet goods and disorderly conduct. William and Tam Caldwell face charges, with William recaptured after an escape attempt. one suspect remains at large. A village meeting also covers wheat varieties and milling quality concerns raised by L H Pinney of the Millers' club.
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Ambrose
Johnson
Bakken
Red Front
Guat Restevad
Ambrose Mercantile Company
William
Tom Cladwell
Cladwell Brothers
North Dakota
Austinagon
Irons
Williston
Tam Cladwell
L. H. Pinney
Millers’ Club
Northwest
Minnesota Millers Club Meeting Covers Board of Appeals Decision
At a Minnesota Millers Club meeting in Minneapolis on Saturday, officials discussed the Minnesota State Board of Appeals ruling placing Ver Shaft wheel in B grade and its implications for local operations.
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Minnesota Miliera Club
Minneapolis
Minnseota
Cement hollow blocks by Fred Koehler north of Bowbells
In North Star township 12 miles north of Bowbells Fred Koehler reports he now makes cement hollow blocks using his own machinery. He promises blocks of various sizes and shapes with heat of material only. Koehler claims the slush lock system yields fire proof chimney blocks and plans reinforced fence posts next season. Bowbells citizens are invited to inspect the blocks. Also reported is Gunder Reishus near Minot finding a gold-bearing soil deposit and sending samples to Bismarck for assay.
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the Tribune
Fred Koehler
North Star Township
Bowbells
J. Koehler
Remembering a Hudson Bay Paymaster Robbery and Capture
White Earth North Dakota writes Bowbells Tribune recalling the 19th century Hudson Bay Co paymaster robbery near Portal. The writer details a long chase from Missouri bottoms to Des Lacs valley and claims Goodspeed was arrested with help from local ranchers. money and supplies vanish, trapper tips mislead, and Sibley era stones are dismissed as clues.
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White Earth
N. D
Bowbells Tribune
Hudson Bay Co
Portal
Missouri River
Bowbells
Des Lacs Lake
Missouri
Williston
Labouta
Hardihood
Chas
Des Lacs
Goodspeed
Hudson Bay
Bixler Boys Alleged Prank Reported by The Tribune
A local item from Martinsville Illinois is cited by Mr Kingston alleging a prank by the Bixler boys. The incident involved a deacon and a staged joke in a Hardshell church, described as devilish and aimed to provoke.
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J. W
O Lehie
Artinaville
Tribune
Kingston
Opulent Hotel Men: Two Brothers Run Flour City Hotel
Two young men formerly from this city, Jack and Ed O Neill, now run a well known flour city hotel and are reported to be doing good business. They recently received a family legacy and are said to be living in creditable style, with diamond rings and Russian duke like dress. Local interest notes their past wandering and a possible homestead in the south.
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Flour City
Jack
O'Neill
Minneapolis
Chaim
Anon
Notoriety craving cited by Atlanta clergyman
A clergyman in Atlanta recalled Joel Chanler Harris known for mocking fame. He described Harris laughing at media attention and recounting a tale of escort to a jail, the incident ending with a man guiding him to a doorway.
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Joel Chanler Harris
Atlanta
Lek
Nck
Washington Ashington Sian
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VELEN
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WORTH
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Gunder
Reishus
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Nates
Sapayer
Bismarck
Hudson’s Bay Company
Big Butte
Bowhells
General Sibley
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canada
New Ulm
Minn
Sibley
Goodapoed
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