Bank Failures Shock Savannah and Augusta Area
The I C Plant's Sons Bank and the First National Bank of Macon closed and went into receivership Monday morning. The Augusta Herald plant burned last Monday night causing about 25000 dollars in losses. M. S. Byck senior member of the Savannah firm died suddenly while arriving in a buggy. A Presbyterian Institute catalogue from Blackshear is in circulation. The paper urges rapid education and broader access, arguing education and religion will elevate society and nation.
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First National Bank of
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The
Augusta Herald
M.S. Byck
M. S
D.A. Byck
Savannah
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