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Banks
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Bankers
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Ray, Mrs Sam (Mildred...
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21.
American Sash & Door Company
n.d.
Unframed (18 in. x 26 in.) matted water color of the interior of what appears to be a bank. It contains teller windows but no identification as to bank. Label on back reads: "From American Sash & Door...
22.
Another Lender in Area is Closed
September 5, 2009
First Bank of Kansas City failed on September 4, 2009. It re-opened as Great American Bank which is based in De Soto, Kansas.
23.
Archibald Clements (Arch or Little Archie)
Circa 1890s
Charcoal portrait drawing of Archibald Clements (sometimes spelled Clement) with a cigar in his mouth, dressed in a suit with a cravat and holding a pistol. Drawing is signed by the artist. Below the artist's...
24.
Argentine Kansas
Postcards of Argentine Kansas, Silver Avenue & Healy House in Leadville, Colorado
25.
Bank Guaranty Problem
April 1910
Photo and biographical article about Thornton Cooke, "treasurer of the Fidelity Trust Company of Kansas City, Missouri, and author of an article with "deep research" on safety of Western banks, "published...
26.
Bank Midwest
File contains information on Bank Midwest.
27.
Bank of the State of Missouri
Sign above building reads Missouri Valley Trust Co. The bank building was built in July 1859. "Steamboat captains, slave owners, overland freighters, confederate and union soldiers have done business here....
28.
Bankers Fight Money Squeeze
June//1980
Illustrations and article about big banks in Kansas City.
29.
Banking Gossip: A Banking Change at the Stock Yards
May//1913
Article about the bank at 16th and Genesee Streets.
30.
Banking Gossip: A New South Side Bank
May//1913
At 3105 Troost Avenue.
31.
Banking in Early Missouri
July//1967
Article details the early financial history of the state of Missouri including its currency and early banking system.
32.
Banking in the Early West: Monopoly, Prohibition, and Laissez Faire
May//1948
In-depth article about the early banking industry in the "West," including Missouri, involving extreme attitudes for and against the institution partly because of the primitive and often agrarian economy...
33.
Banking on a New KC Legacy
June 12, 2008
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City moved into its new headquarters located near Liberty memorial and the edge of Penn Valley Park. The grand opening is scheduled for June 12, 2008. The new building...
34.
Banking on History
March-April//1984
Photo and article about the City Bank building at 1801 Grand Avenue, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
35.
Banking on Kansas City
August 31-September 6, 2007
Photographic essay of former bank buildings, showing their titles. Article also provides information on each and includes City National Bank; First National Bank; Livestock National Bank; Fidelity National...
36.
Banking on the Curbstone
June//1953
Announcement of Mercantile Bank & Trust's new "drive-by, walk-by" depository receptacle for banking.
37.
Banking Shapes Pendleton's Life and Career
December/10-16/1999
Article describing the author's experience in the banking industry.
38.
Banks and Cities
July//1932
History of banking in Kansas City, focusing on the development of trade.
39.
Banks May Relax Now: Deaths of Floyd and Dillinger Remove Major Threats
October/23/1934
Photos and descriptions of recently deceased Midwestern outlaws such as John Dillinger, Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd, and Bonnie and Clyde, with an overview of the diminishing danger to Midwestern banks...
40.
Believing Is Seeing
February//1994
Photos and biographical article about Tom McDonnell, "the 48-year-old head of America's largest mutual fund servicing company, " DST System Incorporated, "a new enterprise [in 1969] that would offer banks...
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