Akron News in Floods and Weddings 1919
Akron reports heavy rain and Big Sioux river flood stages affecting mail delivery via river crossings. Local events include births, a Sheriff near-miss by a booze-boat suspect, plane sighting over town, and a quiet wedding at the Cotkin home uniting Frances Cotkin and John Molzen. Local notes on farming, weather, and redevelopment progress accompany.
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Mt. Ind
Akron
Junie
Uni
D. Williams
Kilcad
John Wilthe Groom
Adium Scott
Chatsworth
Big Sioux
Ninga Bigin
Wedneadsy
S. Forenoon
J. B. Smith
LeMara
Ak- Mhiarsday
Assaging
Smythe
Eugene Clark
Wm. E. Brady
Wilbur Sargent
Harrisburg
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
F. Burke
Dakota
Adaville
Fred Eden
Town
Wm Farrin
Samuel Wisnow
Louis Meether
Marion Barr
Sioux City
Hawarden
Dakotas
Minnesota
Welton Barr
Grant Barr
France
Hugh Maxwell
LeMars
Alex. Schwiderski
Henry Cotkin
Frances
John Molten
Nicolai Molzen
W. E. Prewitt
Public Opinion and the Banks by F N Shepherd
Executive Manager of the American Bankers Association argues that public trust in bankers is distorted by sensational exposes. He notes only a small fraction of the public suffered losses, while millions of depositors survived without harm, and praises those who stayed true to high professional standards during the disaster.
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F. N. Shepherd
American Bankers Association
Merle
Administrator's Notice of Ella May Lias Estate
District Court of Plymouth County Iow a appoints Elmer Petty as Administrator of the Ella May Lias estate. Creditors must file claims with the court and debtors pay the administrator. Published notices dated June 25 1934 with attorney John F Stecker listed.
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District Court of
Plymouth
County
Iowa
Ella May Lias
Elmer Petty
John F. Stecker
Uniform Examinations For Trust Departments Seen
Examinations for trust departments are expanding to match commercial banking audits. The Federal Reserve, with the Comptroller of the Currency, will oversee uniform trust department exams across twelve districts, with state banks likely adopting Federal policies for standardization and coordination.
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The
American. Bankers. Association
Federal Reserve System
Comptroller of
Federal
Reserve
Federal Reserve
Boston
Atlanta
Richmond
Chicago
Reserve System
All-Banka
Stronger Banks and Stronger Business Outlook
President of the American Bankers Association explains the banking crisis recovery. Banks focus on prudent lending, avoid loose credit, and await a broader business rebound as confidence returns. Officials cite Federal Reserve data on prices, production, and failures improving, with banks sound and deposits secure.
Training for Bankers Association Seeks Central Graduate School
The American Bankers Association has trained young men and women for banking through standard courses taught by experienced teachers under the American Institute of Banking Section. Over 200 chapters operate nationwide, graduating thousands annually with strong banking knowledge and business ethics. A proposal aims to create a central school offering advanced graduate work from top graduates.
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American Bankers, Association
American Institute of Banking
I. M
American Bankers Association
Adaville Activities Report Frequent Visiting and Meetings
Clyde and John Hollingshead of Perry visited relatives in Adaville last Monday. W W Zellers and others hosted a wine dinner and churchgoers attended events in Merrill and Sioux City. 4H club programs at Brunsville drew many families while Indianapolis visitors left after two weeks. Rev N A Hollingshead and family planned a Gaza funeral service. Ladies Aid, prayer meeting, and Christian Endeavor elections were scheduled for the week.
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Adaville
Clyde
John Hollingshead
Perry
Town
N. A. Hollingshead
Wilbur
Rodwig
Mae Rodwig
Morningside
W. W.zellers
Elmer Brown
Merrill
John Tawlks
Clyde Zellers
Eddie
Frank Thomas
Sioux City
W. W. Zellers
Donald
Willard
Ada Irene
Thos
Dreesten
Kenneth
Rev
Mia
N. A Hollingshead
Gaza
Iowa
Donald Zellers
Sioux
City
Dreeszen
Brunsville
Johnson Township
Herman
Christenson
Indianapolis
Ind
Des Moines
Rosene Moore
Claude Kenny
Trene Mundt
Evelyn Shuldt
Wagner
8. D
Everett Orr
Ladies’ Aid Society
Birthday Greeting Cards Offer From Register-Tribune
Daily note reminds readers that every day marks a birthday for someone and encourages getting birthday greeting cards at the Register-Tribune office.
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Register- Tribune
Banks Repaying RF C Loans Surpass Other Borrowers
Banks and trust companies have repaid the largest share of Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans since 1932. From 7,080 banks, $1.995 billion was authorized, with $1.553 billion advanced and $925 million repaid by April 30, 1934. Repayment rate among banks roughly 60 percent, well above the overall 37 percent.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bankers Finance Scholarships Awarded by ABA Education Fund
The American Bankers Association Education Fund reports its early 1920s establishment and scholarship activity. It notes college loan scholarships totaling 252000 with 86000 disbursed and total fund investments around 1 million.
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Shepherd
Big Smith
Iblack
Arge Cans
Banks
Bankers” Organization
Law
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Ella Morehead
Christian Indeavor Society
F. J. Swanson
Akron Rendering Works
State Theatre
Spencer Tracy
the State Theatre Presents
Wallace Beery
Viva Villa
Warren Williams
Ginger Rogers
Klauer’s
America
Per Lu
McLaughlin
Manor
Klauer
Jas. Klauer
Propr
Bankers Finance
Klayer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
Farm and Cattle Loans
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Neary
National Farmers Union Band
C. J. Schultz
Wm. Langer
N. D
Farmers Union Band
Remsen
Westfield
Winnebago
All Star Indians
Jefferson
Elk Point
Westfield-Remsen
Asher L. Burdick
North Dakota
Uhle
E. R. Meis
LeMars, Iowa
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