UTA SPATE BANK Promises Community Help and Support
A historical note expresses the bank’s aim to aid the community and local businesses, pledging consistent help and support in their ventures while outlining its guiding purpose and service mindset.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
10
A historical note expresses the bank’s aim to aid the community and local businesses, pledging consistent help and support in their ventures while outlining its guiding purpose and service mindset.
Bank advertises drafts free of charge and four percent on time or savings deposits. It offers nationwide check collection at no cost to customers and notes deposits near one million dollars over six months despite a below normal season. Management includes Wm Ef Smart president and D Samuels vice president with listed directors.
The survey details numerous Utah construction projects with projected totals from 18 000 to 3 000 000 dollars, including the Walker state store, Moran Building, Empress Theatre, Peery Hotel, Salt Lake High School, and Salt Lake Hardware showroom. It notes a 2 000 000 Utah Hotel near completion and hints at a Utah State Capitol start, while praising home manufactured goods and Utah exhibition efforts. Manufacturing shows a five year rise with 749 establishments employing thousands and boosting capital, wages, and raw materials use.
William J. Bryan warns the American home faces peril from neglecting religion and home life while pursuing business and pleasure. The note to Nebraska pastor Rev Christian Reisner asks what endangers the home. Bryan answers that too much time spent on making money and chasing pleasure leaves little for family life and home religion.
The text notes a Haden area in the Taunus region of Germany with a claimed 1200 year age. It mentions a Westphalian newspaper errantly crediting Dr Arost von Leyen, a Berlin physician who recently died, with inventing the Leyden jar.
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