Name/Title
Book - Banking in Mid-AmericaEntry/Object ID
2023.32.258Scope and Content
A brown, hard-bound book with gold embossed lettering. Banking in Mid-America, A History of Missouri's Banks, by Timothy W. Hubbard and Lewis E. Davids. Copyright © 1969, by Public Affairs Press, Washington, D. C.Context
FORWARD by Willis Alexander, President, American Bankers Association
PREFACE
CONTENTS
Part One: The Pioneers
I: A Pivotal State
II: Financing the Fur Trade
III: Banking in Missouri Territory
IV: Federal Machinations
V: Collapse of the Territorial Banks
VI: Establishing the Public Trust
Part Two: The Developers
VII: Fusing the Factions: The Bank of the State of Missouri
VIII: Without Benefit of Law: The Private Banks
IX: The Civil War
X: The National Banking System
XI: Between the Wars: Boom, Bust and Bandits
Part Three: The Consolidators
XII: The Federal Reserve System
XIII: World War I and Its Aftermath
XIV: Farmers and the Small Community Banks
XV: The Great Depression
XVI: The Branch Bank War
Appendices
An Act to Incorporate the Stockholders to the Bank of St. Louis
Missouri Bankers Who Became President of the American Bankers Association
Biological References
IndexLexicon
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Dimension Notes
6" X 9" X 1
