Plan For Reorganizing The Fulton State Bank Soon
A plan to reorganize the suspended Fulton State Bank was discussed and approved by stockholders and depositors at the Fulton Coliseum. Depositors would waive 40 percent of deposits for now, with the waived amount subscribed as stock to regain full funds through future dividends. The bank’s original capital would drop by 25,000 with 68,000 in undistributed profits added. A 2-person citizens committee will assist, and a list of local figures pledged to call on depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Fulton
Fulton Coliseum
G. H. Thompson
Earl C. Snyder
B. J. Snyder
Fulton Kiwanis Club
A. A. Bentley
Hest
Citizens’ Committee
A. M. Blodgett
FL. W. Dans
J. C. Kadyk
W. H. Mitchell
J. M. Fay
B. J .Snyder
A. D. Cowan
J. Brondyke
D. Sikkema
G. P. Fagan
J. B Agnew
D. Brondyke
Sebe Abker
W. J. Considine
Mo Fikkema
Ed Huisengr
Claus Brums
Rube Smit
Henry Ten Boer
Roy Sik Jkema
Albert Wiersema
Louis Jarrsman
Cornell P. Smith
Garrett Sterenberg
George Striating
Olivyer Plunkett
George Voss
Charles Voss
Claus de Weerdt
G.vander Linden
M. Mollema
J. ©. Corwin
J. Ezan
P. Wat
Savanna- Sabula
Direc
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R F
Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Organization
Glenn E. Edgerton
Rock Island
War Department
Ise
Savanna-Sabula
Missisippi River
Edgerton
Savanna
William Boyd Elected President Of Whiteside County Fair
William Boyd was elected president of the Whiteside County Fair Association at a municipal building election on Tuesday afternoon. Frank P. Norrish became vice president, Harold T. Mathew treasurer, Paul F. Boyd secretary, with Arthur Entwhistle August Lohrbeck and W J Crump as directors. The results showed 141 votes cast, with two caucus tickets. Boyd not re-elected, and the new officers to assume duties after canvassing mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
The
Fair Association
Frank P. Norrish
Harold T. Mathew
Paul F. Boyd
Arthur Entwhistle
August Lohrbeck
W J. Crump
Morrison
P. F. Boyd
Lohrbeck and Crump
Wm. Boyd
A. Potter
E. J. Smaltz
K. J. Martindale
L. Ritchie
Arthur Eniwinstle
August Lehrbeck
W. J. Cramp
George Earl Einstle
John Kadyk
Boyd
Far Association
Hat
Twenty two criminal cases listed in federal court in port
Twenty two defendants await before Judge Charles E Woodward in a Pierceport federal term opening Monday with ten criminal cases on the docket Most charges arise from violations of federal prohibition law Names listed include James Babb Alpe Dietz John Br Gorgan Harry Roxe Hans Ohlson Heinsen Jack Speroni Gilbert Knapp Z T Bates Ignace Corsentino Oscar Wedland A J Vanetti Peter Voseles Raymond Larson Carl Larson John Gill Roy Gall Raymond Gill George W Green Charles Edward Malone Harry Grossle and others Civil dockets total twenty nine cases with numerous bank and railroad disputes against various defendants and receivers including L B Archer and Ferdinand Ringoen
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Piveport
Charles E. Woodward
Carroll County
James ‘Babb
Alpe Dietz
John BR. Gorgan
Harry Roxe
Hans Ohlson Heinsen
Jack Speroni
Gilbert Knapp
Z. T. Bates
Ignace Corsentino
Oscar Wedland
A. J. Vanetti
Peter Voseles
L. B
Manufacturers National Bank
Oscar E. Landstrom
L. B. Archer
Sundstrand Machine Tool Company
Hugo L. Olson
Archor
Mechanes Universal Joint Company
Ene
Beckstrom
W. Ejlisner
Tampico State Bank
Anton Pakula
Cecilia
Rockford National Bank
City of Rockford
E. Hinz
Ferdinand Ringoen
Security National Bank
Metropoli
Methodist Ministers Named for County
The Rock River Conference, meeting at Dixon, lists appointments of interest. Rev. W. L. Collins of Rockford remains superintendent of the Rockford district. Transfers include Rev. Feldwisch to Galena from Savanna and Hanover, and Rev. Gable to Albany and Fulton. Clark Williams of Mt Morris is dropped for failing to complete required studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
Dixon
W. L. Collins
Rockford I
Rockford
Feldwisch
Savanna
Hanover
Galena
Royal Lynwak
R. L. Hoover
Mors
C. H. Duvall
Albany
Milledgeville
John Brace
Thomson
H. P. Barnes
West Pullman
Poultry Prices and Seasonal Outlook Mentioned in Farmers Notes
A fragmented summary notes rising egg prices and a favorable outlook for poultry markets. It mentions recent higher egg prices, expected continued gains, and warnings about delaying turkey sales until birds reach weight. An aside jokes about a daughter's suitor and household finances amid farm life.
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Fulton State Bank
Sabula Bridge
Whiteside County Fair Association
F. P. Norrish
Harold, T. Mathew
Federal Court
Freeport
W. IL Shons Company
Pacific States Life Insurance Company
Genevieve
Gil
Stanton E. Hyer
W. F
J. G. Cozad
J. R. Kein
Wendell Klem
W. T. Ledgar
W. D. Fisher Manufactturing, Company
Eugene Abege
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
U. 5. Casualty Company
Poppa
Oswald
Methodist
T. H. Herrity
Service Bldg
Climton
J.C Penarys
F. Day Palmer
Clinton
Iowa
Kinney
May Alden
Turner Hall
American Cafe
5Th Ave
COATS
Milli
Laurie’s Apparel
She Ave
Clinton, Ia
Marcel
Dome No
Minnesota
Ohio
Irene
Meww
American Woolen Company
Kraft’s
Dovan-Shelds-Nelson
Fifth Ave
Lemois
Illinois
Democratic
Nation
General Assembly
Chicago
Cook County
Pranklin
Roosevelt
John NM
Nay
United Statise
Menry Horner
Thomas F. Donovan
Edward 2. Hughes
Accout
Democratic Party
Hoover
Mellon
Horner
Salt
Big Bill Thompson
Frank L. Smith
William Latimer
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ilinois
Blackcalf
Ankeny Ride
Ss. Clinton
Icicwa
Women’s & Girls
Oxfords
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