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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
4
The Banking association argues the 1929 collapse shook global commerce and exposed regulation flaws. It condemns political rhetoric and dishonesty, urges stronger laws and competent management, and notes most banks still paid out better than many other investments.
Local banks actively support farmers through drought relief loans, rapid loan approval, and seed loan payments. They fund Four-H Club work and state convention participation, assist livestock feeding finance with railroads, and back crop standardization by promoting pure seeds and loans for seed purchases.
The Western Railways' Committee on Public Relations announced a new plan for selling round trip excursion tickets to students, teachers, and staff at universities, colleges, and schools for the 1933-1934 term. Tickets are valid for return travel during Christmas, spring vacation, or at school end, with multiple return windows from August 25 to October 6, 1933 and March 15 to April 17, 1934, designed to cover the full college year and encourage broader attendance from distant points.
Des Moines gears up for the seventy-ninth Iowa State Fair with reduced admission and the largest eight day educational and entertainment schedule in years. A nightly bull fighting exhibition will be staged at the grandstand August 25 to 31 with a seven foot arena and no harm to bulls. Don Alvarez the renowned Mexican toreador will headline the events. Free camp grounds for over 25 000 and a bargain campers ticket are offered. Opening day is Children’s Day with free admission for youths under 16 and veterans enter free.
The fair runs August 26 through September 1 with free autos and reduced admission. Children under 12 free, ages 12 to 16 half price, and grandstand seats cut 2.50 per seat. Activities include 4-H club events on August 28 and Civil War veteran days, with special events daily during the fair.
The District Court of Plymouth County appoints Herman C. Koch and J. Miller as executors of August Koch's estate. All debts must be paid to the executors, and all claims should be presented to the court for allowance. Dated August 7, 1933. Published August 10, 17, 24, 1933. Patronize your home merchants.
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