Average Man May Use Federal Credit Unions For Small Loans
The federal credit union act authorizes the creation of low cost short term loans for moderate income individuals. Loans range from five to two hundred dollars, repaid within two years at no more than one percent monthly interest. Co operative, member funded, with profits returned as dividends.
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Washington
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Germany
Congress
Baby Bank
Postal Service
Swift & Co
International Shoe Company
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
District of Columbia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Credit Union Act
Names and places blur in mixed up local notices
A list of names and roles across states includes Charlie O’Howls Pounders drummer at Lamar College Beaumont Texas James E Sadler horseback riding instructor University of New Mexico Virginia Dance physical education for women instructor and dance Brandywine High School teachers Fe Late and A Early in Maryland Mrs Eatwell restaurant Seattle Washington Fakes Co furniture dealers Ft Worth Dallas Penn Ink Mt Vernon W Penn R P Ink A Waffle Oneida Illinois Dr Sickman dentist Sidney Ohio Mrs Peach Attleboro Mass Dr Rush dentist Marion Indiana Guy Miller Cole Indiana Edna Dollar veteran encampment speaker Cheyenne Wyoming and Marriages Hoppe r Skipper Due West South Carolina Son Bennett Aiken South Carolina Spoon Bell Phoneton Ohio Ford Packard Northampton Mass Nash Packard Williamsburg Mass Day Knight Melrose Mass.
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Rock and
Dane
Wisconsin
Croak
Deadman
James E. Sadler
University of New Mexico
Virginia
Dance
FE. Late
A. Early
Brandywine
W. S. Penn
R. P. Ink
A. Waffle
Oneida
Dr. Sickman
Sidney
Ohio
Peach
Attleboro
Mass
Rush
Marion
Ind
Guy Miller
Cole
Edna Dollar
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jesse James
Whitewright
Tex
Hopper-Skipper
Due West
S. C
Son-Bonnett
Aiken
Spoon-Bell
Phoneton
Ford-Packard
Northampton
Nash, Packard
Williamsburg
Day-Knight
Melrose
First Siamese Twins Eng and Chang Bunker Return Ashes to North Carolina
WHITE PLAINS, N. C. The original Siamese twins Eng and Chang Bunker lie in a double grave near here. They spent most of their lives in the area and raised large families after traveling with circuses. In New York a marriage license clerk denied Violet Hilton a license to wed.
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White Plains
N. C
Eng
Chang Bunker
New York
Violet Hilton
Hilton
Bunker Twins
Siam
Sarah
Adelaide Yates
Chang
Adelaide
Deaths Following Marital Arrangements End In Dual Tragedy
Chang's death at Eng's house occurred at daybreak after Chang failed to awaken. Eng, expressing despair with the remark I am going also, soon fell ill and died within about two hours. A doctor might have severed the tissue linking them to save Eng, with the cause attributed to fright.
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Chang
Eng
Museum displays wildlife of Alabama in mounted specimens
The State Department of Game and Fisheries in Montgomery exhibits mounted specimens representing nearly every wild animal and bird native to Alabama. A want ad will get results for you.
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Museum of the State Department of Game and Fisheries
Montgomery
Ala
That State
Old Club Rules and Spectator Club Traditions
The article recounts a luncheon club custom restricting members to one per trade, citing Addison’s Spectator Club rule. It then lists quirky rules such as kicking a swearing member, fining for false tales, paying for a wife’s drinks, and a wife’s exit rule, noting their relevance before telephones.
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United States
Spectator Club
Addison
Rotary
Kiwanis
Engraved and Printed Wedding Invitations Offered
The Sun advertises engraved and printed wedding invitations and announcements available for purchase.
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By Bascom N. Timmons
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Myers
Farm Credit Administration
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Pathfinder
Charlie Pounders
Lamar College
Beaumont, Tex
Southern Ice & Util. Co
W.R. Vineyard
Finders
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World
Gulf OF Venezuela
Borne Oho New Guinea
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