Local Akron news notes and community events
Local items report Mrs Chester Mills ill at home and a March 11 meeting at Miss Elvena Nielsen's home. Baron's Store offers a 10c sack of Baron’s Best Flour for egg contestants, while the Red Cross flour distribution continues at the depot waiting room. A men’s supper at Immanuel English Lutheran church is planned with Rabbi Lewis as speaker.
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Chester Mills
Elvena Nielsen
Armour
J. C. Kennedy
Kathleen
DeSmet
US. D
L. A. Dilley
Akron
Westfield
Swift& Co
Hawarden
Sioux City
David Nall
Robi
Dirks
U.S. Army
Fort Riley
Kansas
Red Cross
A. Metz
Immanuel English Lutheran Church
Rabbi Lewis
RR. N
Halfte
Farmers’ Crain Co
Henry Anderson
Ross Grain Co
English Lutheran Missionary Society
California Missions
C. ‘W. Samuelson
Alica Cooley
Banking Crisis and Roosevelt Move Spark Market Hope
A weekly report notes withdrawals totaling 846.6 million dollars by 141 banks in 86 cities of the Seventh Federal Reserve district for the week ending March 1. President Roosevelt convened an extraordinary cabinet session and called Congress into special session for March 9 1933 to calm the financial crisis and plan bank reopening and currency measures.
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Federal Reserve Is
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Congress
U. S. Congress
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
Portland Farm Bureau News Highlights Home Project Meeting
The Women's Home Project group met at Mrs. John Reemis's home on March 6 for the third lesson of Third Year Nutrition. A joint Portland and Westfield gathering featured a lesson by Miss Sims on A Simple Company Dinner, with table setting and service discussed. The noon meal was prepared and enjoyed, and Seasonable Menus for Farm Meals were studied. The Westfield group elected officers and formed a Home Project Group. The Portland Farm Bureau met February 28 at A. Baker's home with a large crowd, notes from county agent Mr. Thompson, and comments by Frank J. Swanson and A. Baker. Jean McCorkell gave a reading. Paul Snyder and Enida Snyder sang two solos. community singing followed and lunch was served. The next meeting is set for the third Tuesday in March.
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Women's Home Project
John Reemis
Portland
Westfield
South
Portand Farm Bureau
A. Baker
Thompson
Frank J. Swanson
Jean McCorkell
Paul Snyder
Enida Snyder
Moore’s Mill legacy in Dubuque recalls early lumber era
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald recounts Moore’s Mill once a major Dubuque lumber hub. Built 1867 for 76000, led by W H Moore and N S Moore, it burned in 1870, rebuilt, then burned again in 1876 and never rebuilt. Now only a wall segment and a tall chimney remain.
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N. S Moore
J. W. Hedges
Orlan C. Moore
Akron
Dubuque
Iowa
W. H. Moore
N. 8
Y P S C E News Penny Party And Society Debate
The Y B S Penny party delighted attendees with impersonations of radio stars from station YBS. Rudy Vallee Bing Crosby Jimmy Dean and others were featured. A cafeteria style lunch cost a penny per item. The Christian Endeavor hosted the church hour and a debate on whether Liquor Saloon functions would benefit society, the negative side winning. Grace Peck leads the youngsters meeting Sunday evening at 6 30. Everyone is welcome.
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YBS
Rudy, Vallee
Bing Crosby
Jimmy
Toldie Dean
Baron Munchausen
Charlie
May
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Akron
Grace Peck
Executor's Notice in Plymouth County Iowa 1933
Notice to all interested persons that on the th day of March 1983 the undersigned was appointed Executrix of the Estate of Thomas J. Redmond deceased, late of Plymouth County Iowa. All debts to the estate should be paid to the Executrix, and claims presented to the court for allowance. Dated March 7 1933. Loretta Redmond Executrix.
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District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Thomas J. Redmond
Loretta Redmond
J. P. Murray
Explains Iowa Bank Holiday and interbank deposits
F Kauffman of Des Moines Bankers Trust Co explains that bank holidays in Illinois and New York affect Iowa deposits because interbank lending and deposits chain across cities. He notes banks loan about 70 percent of deposits, keeping 30 percent in reserve to cover withdrawals, and deposit funds with Des Moines, Chicago and New York banks to handle checks and drafts.
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OWA
Towa. Banka
Illinois
New York
Towa
F. Kauffman
Dea /Moines
Bankers ,Trust Co
Des Moines Clearing House
Iowa
Chicago
Adel
Des Moines
Baron’s Store Ad solicit eggs for flour sale
A grain store offers a March 12 1988 deadline for a subscription payment and a marketing deal promising a dollar back on locals. The ad mentions Barons Best Flour priced at 168 and a Saturday egg competition, inviting customers to bring eggs to the outlet.
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Rowlestar Tribune
D’rads Dolla Lab
Jocal
Tia
Baron
What's for Dessert Revisits Tantalizing Tapioca Treats
Housewife friendly dessert notes describe Orange Delight and Deep Dish Cherry Tapioca. Recipes use orange segments or cherry juice with tapioca, eggs, sugar, vanilla, and nutmeg, baked or simmered to thickened textures. Serves eight with optional whipped cream garnish.
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