Dual Bank System Favored by Banker
R S Hecht of New Orleans argues for maintaining state charters alongside national banks to reflect local conditions and needs. He cites growth of state bank resources in the Federal Reserve System, mutual benefits between systems, and warns against forced convergence while supporting alternative charters for flexible banking.
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United States
R. S. Hecht
New Orleana
Economic Policy Commission
Hecht
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Membeare
Bis
Bualnesa
Worcester
Massachusetts
Plans to Beat Unemployment
Rome C. Stephenson argues for economic foresight over social remedies, urging industry and banking to plan long term production and credit use to prevent unemployment swings. He stresses individual thrift, insurance, and self-reliance as foundations, and cites a bank driven limestone project aiding farmers in 1930.
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Rome C. Stephenson
Americas Bankers Association
United States
Terracing Drives Erosion Fight in Nobita County OK
County agent notes terracing as key to erosion control and to a national bank loan program. Five farm terraces were purchased to loan to farmers without charge. Machines were put to use and farmers show keen interest. Two terracing schools began for adults and 4H Club boys.
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Nobita
Oklahoma
Farmera
Urge vaccination to prevent hog cholera urged
A 2 member committee from farm organizations banks Iowa Department of Agriculture and Town State College urges vaccination to reduce hog cholera. The report warns immune herds act as barriers and calls for safe, economical vaccination and better herd management to prevent outbreaks despite low market prices and feeding challenges. Authorities stress landlords lenders and mortgagees should act to control the disease.
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Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Town State College
County committee urged to handle hog loss risk
A county committee is suggested to address hog loss risk when normal business channels fail, as speakers urged steps to insure those with a personal stake against losses.
Merrill Bank Declares Third Dividend to Creditors
A third dividend of 16 percent totaling 27 771 is announced by Merrill Bank of Morrill, with receiver Ma. Tmin noting funds come from Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid. A cumulative 60 percent has been paid since January 1981, with 617 claimants receiving 184 276 and deposits of 4 961 remaining uncharged.
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Yivid Ty
National Bank
Morrill
Thoraday
Tmin
Thevidendia
Inance Corporation
Chiefs
Kirkham Wie
Imnk
Re ‘Construction Minanes Corporation
Mt Ten
Home Town Paper Demand From Readers Surfaces
The letter to the Registers ythane urges sending the home town paper to readers in California and across the canyon. It calls for newspapers from local towns, notes delayed delivery, and requests residents to forward home papers while discussing industry trends and reconstruction prospects.
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Morest Greenwood
Pomena
Cali
Dewr
California
Fragmentary plea for ad services to local paper
A misspelled and garbled letter requests comments on advertising in the Register-Tribune. It mentions selling through hometown ads, references Pamonna and Kingsley Ave, and suggests sending a greeting card to a friend or relative. The piece reads like a stray customer message with numerous typos.
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Gig Kingsley Ave
Pamonna
Gaile
Register-Trihiuns
Ita
Register-Tribune Ofco
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Stechenson
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Merrill Bank
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Akron, Iowa
Hershey
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Chick Mint, Inc
Akron
Anne
Register-Tribune
Piper
Orig
Pope
FORD
Kuhl Motor CO
Hawarden, Iowa
Sunkist
Tbs
Akron Live Merchants
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