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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. Announcement of the reopening was made by Clement Waldron, president, following approval by state banking department details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount.
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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. Announcement of the reopening was made by Clement L. Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount.
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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the ized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. the reopening made by Clement Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons had deposits in the old bank may 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account the bank for the same amount.
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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened business. Announcement of the reopening was made by Clement Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount.
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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. Anhouncement of the reopening was made by Clement L. Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount. About 45,000 head of sheep and lambs remain to be marketed in the Scottsbluff section, A. E. Anderson, state and federal statistician, announced recently. The total movement of sheep and lambs from that territory since January 1 is 1,462 cars as compared with 1,415 cars in the same period in 1931 and 1,616 cars two years ago. Total shipments since the first of January will probably exceed the heavy run two years ago, when the remaining stock is moved, Mr. Anderson believes. The Nebraska state capitol at Lincoln has been voted the third "most beautiful building" by 50 prominent American architects, according to the United States Daily. First place was given, with 17 votes, to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington and second place, 14 votes, to the Empire State building in New York. The Nebraska building got 13 votes, The J. P. Morgan library in New York was voted fourth most beautiful, the Scottish Rite temple in Washington fifth and the St. Thomas church in New York, sixth.
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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. Announcement of the reopening was made by Clement L. Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount.
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State News Items of Interest Robbing nests profitthan raising and gathering hen now. Hen bring from ten cents dozen stores O'Neill, Crow worth cents The county bounty crows applies young crows and Leslie Nelson North Platte elected president the princiand association Nebraska Teachers associaLincoln. He succeeds Bitner Fullerton. No votny of Beatrice was elected vicepresident, and John of Tekamah, The Omaha livestock exchange has issued warning to sheep raisers not send any offerings aged the Omaha market. The warning was issued after head aged sold for ten cents each, When the price reached the ten cent level, one commission house refused to accept car load aged The city of Lincoln, will sustain loss $3,000 result of the moval the street" railroad, over which materials have been moved the state capitol grounds, was estimated. The represents the dif ference between the $1,247 deposited by the state capitol by the city treasurer and that will required to H street where the tracks are to be removed. March chicken hatchery reports showed per cent fewer set and per cent fewer saleable chickhatched, the state and federal division of agricultural statisticians reported. For the United States, the report showed fewer eggs March and per cent fewer saleable chickens hatched. Saleable chickens hatched January March clusive show an increase of nearly per cent, the statisticians reported. Under the name of the Douglas County Bank Omaha, the reorgan ized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. Announcement of the reopening was made by Clement Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department details the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons had deposits In the old bank may get percent of their deposits cash open account the new bank for the same amount. About 45,000 head of sheep and lambs remain to be marketed in the Scottsbluff section, Anderson, state and federal statistician, recently. The total movement of sheep and lambs from that territory since January 1,462 cars as compared with 1,415 cars in the same period in 1931 and 1,616 cars two years ago. Total shipments since the first January will probably exceed the heavy run, two years ago, when the remaining stock moved, Mr. Anderson believes.
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State News Items of Interest Robbing crows' nests is more profitable than raising chickens and gathering hen eggs now. Hen eggs bring from eight to ten cents a dozen at stores at O'Neill. Crow eggs are worth 60 cents a dozen, The county bounty on crows applies to young crows and eggs. Leslie W. Nelson of North Platte was elected president of the principals and superintendents association at Nebraska State Teachers association meeting at Lincoln. He succeeds J. R. Bitner of Fullerton. E. L. Novotny of Beatrice was elected vicepresident, and John P. Weisensee of Tekamah, The Omaha livestock exchange has issued a warning to sheep raisers not to send any offerings of aged ewes to the Omaha market. The warning was issued after 58 head of aged ewes sold for ten cents each. When the price reached the ten cent level, one commission house refused to accept carload of aged ewes. The city of Lincoln, will sustain a loss of $3,000 as a result of the removal of the "H street" railroad, over which materials have been moved to the state capitol grounds, it was estimated. The loss represents the difference between the $1,247 deposited by the state capitol commission by the city treasurer and $4,200 that will be required to pave H street where the tracks are to be removed. March chicken hatchery reports showed 10.7 per cent fewer eggs set and 19.7 per cent fewer saleable chickens hatched, the state and federal division of agricultural statisticians reported. For the United States, the report showed 5.1 fewer eggs set in March and 4.8 per cent fewer saleable chickens hatched. Saleable chickens hatched January to March inclusive show an increase of nearly 1 per cent, the statisticians reported. Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened, for business. of the reopening was made by Clement L. Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount.
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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganized Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. of the reopening was made by Clement Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount.
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Under the name of the Douglas County Bank of Omaha, the reorganIzed Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Benson has reopened for business. Announcement of the reopening was made by Clement L. Waldron, president, following approval by the state banking department of details of the reorganization plan. Waldron said persons who had deposits in the old bank may get 30 percent of their deposits in cash or open an account in the new bank for the same amount.