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Congregation Beth El Bond Certificates: Financial Records, 1930Congregation Beth El Bond Certificates: Financial Records, 1930

Collection of bond certificates issued to Congregation Beth El, located at the northeast corner of Palmer Square and Sawyer Avenue. The certificates indicate a potential default in January 1930, during the Great Depression. Coupons remain uncashed since 1932. Several signatures are present on the documents. The documents indicate a value of $500 and a 6% interest rate.

Financial Record: Congregation Beth El Gold BondsFinancial Record: Congregation Beth El Gold Bonds

This document is a financial record related to $500 in 6% gold bonds issued by Congregation Beth El, located at the northeast corner of Palmer Square and Sawyer Avenue. The record shows a potential default in January 1, 1930, during the Great Depression. It contains several signatures and uncashed coupons dating back to 1932. The record is likely from January 1, 1930, and its geographic context is the location of Congregation Beth El.

Financial Records of the Dorshe Tov Anshe Poland Congregation, Chicago, Illinois: Gold Bonds and CouponsFinancial Records of the Dorshe Tov Anshe Poland Congregation, Chicago, Illinois: Gold Bonds and Coupons

This archival item consists of financial records related to $500 in 6% gold bonds issued to the Dorshe Tov Anshe Poland Congregation located at 2120-2128 Crystal Street, Chicago, Illinois. The documents indicate a potential default around January 1, 1930, during the Great Depression. Several signatures are present on the documents, and attached coupons appear to have remained uncashed since 1931.

Financial Records of the Dorshe Tov Anshe Poland Congregation, Chicago, Illinois: Gold Bonds and CouponsFinancial Records of the Dorshe Tov Anshe Poland Congregation, Chicago, Illinois: Gold Bonds and Coupons

This archival item consists of financial records related to $500 worth of 6% gold bonds issued to the Dorshe Tov Anshe Poland Congregation located at 2120-2128 Crystal Street, Chicago, Illinois. The documents indicate a potential default in January 1930, during the Great Depression. Several signatures are present, and attached coupons appear to be uncashed since 1931. The records suggest financial hardship faced by the congregation during this period.

Financial Records: $1000 6% Gold Bonds, 1930Financial Records: $1000 6% Gold Bonds, 1930

This document pertains to $1000 in 6% gold bonds, potentially indicating a default in January 1930 during the Great Depression. The document mentions addresses 2445 to 2451 West Division Street, indicating a total of $40,000 in bonds. Signatures are present, and a possible connection to synagogue bonds is suggested. The material is part of a larger collection of financial records.