Legal Notice of Vernal Utah Bank Statement 1948
J I M Knapp Bank Commissioner certifies the attached financial statement for the named bank. The document, filed January 11 1949, lists deposits totaling 3 552 762 40 and outlines liabilities capital surplus undivided profits reserves. The notice reflects a standard regulatory filing under Utah state banking law and Federal Reserve requirements.
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Vernal
Uintah
Utah
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
J. M. Knapp
State of
Federal Reserve Systems
State OF Utah
Probate and Guardianship Notices Hit Local Estate Filings
Notices list multiple estates including Guyletta Campbell also known as Mrs E Campbell Adelbert Hullinger and Guyldtty Campbell with creditors required to file claims by specified deadlines. Additional notices warn Corner Store Vernal management disclaims debts prior to December 3 and numerous real estate transfers and quit claims appear from Vernal City and nearby locales with various buyers and amounts.
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Guyletta v. Gambell
Mra
Adelbert Hullinger
Walker Bank
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. D
Franklin Dunn Richards
Bank Statement From Utah Bank Commissioner Dated 1949
J M Knapp Bank Commissioner of Utah certifies this bank statement dated January 7, 1949. It lists reserves and liabilities including time deposits of individuals and corporations, postal savings, state and nonpostal deposits, other deposits, and total deposits. Assets pledged total 17,000 dollars, with surplus listed as 60,000 to 80,000 dollars.
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United States
United Sta
Novis
D. R. Barr
Record cattle on feed in United States hits new high
The January 1 1940 cattle on feed total rose 19 percent from a year earlier to 4 544 000 head the largest on record the north central states showed a 22 percent rise and California led Western numbers while Wisconsin lagged with a four percent drop shipments to the corn belt rose 36 percent in November and December 1949 market projections suggested larger fed cattle volumes at corn belt markets in early 1949 than the prior year with a shift toward shorter feeding periods and heavier weights across main markets.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S
North Central States
Corn Belt
Spa
California
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Texas
Plains
Alcoholic Anonymous Membership Claims Growth
The report notes that better grade cattle are expected to be slightly larger than last year, while The Alcoholic Anonymous recently reports 75,000 members. The organization claims that 50 percent of new members never drink again.
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Alcoholic Anonymous
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