Youth and the New Leadership by Graig Hazlewood
A Chicago article urges young leaders to shape the future of business as economic growth accelerates. It highlights Frank W. Woolworth, Charles Schwab, and Thomas Holison as exemplars of perseverance, vision, and hard grinding leadership. It also notes banking safeguards to curb forgery and protect depositors.
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Hannibal
Alps
Napoleon
Washington
Valley Forga
Heaven
Frank W. Woolworth
Charles Schwab
Thomas Holison
Mail box thefts aid check forgers in New York warning
The American Bankers Association issued a nationwide warning about mail box thieves opening bank communications to customers. They copy cancelled checks and banking signatures to commit check forgeries. James E. Raunt, head of the association's consumer department, announced the guidance to members.
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Algo
Protective Department
American Bankers Association
New York
American Bankery Association
James EB. Raunt
Association
Iva
Scrub Bull Trial Shocks Laurel Dairy Show Skit
Indicted for robbery and larceny Scrub Bull faced a Laurel Mississippi jury in a first trial of its kind. The verdict was guilty but the convict vanished before sentencing. The Milk Products Show highlighted dairy reform aims while Laurel banks funded farm development prizes and publications.
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Scrub Bull
Laurel
Mississippi
Bull
Bulletin
The
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Laurel Trade
Hanks of Lawrel
Jerseya
Banks of
Dear Hank Letter Reflects Rainy Season and Local Clubs
A reader writes of persistent rain over two weeks, golfing activity despite weather, and anticipation as the Class of 1930 graduates. He ponders future plans for the town, noting a waning interest in local clubs and a pool team as a potential revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Uncle Sam
Jet Ware and W A C Club News Hit Westover Meeting
The W A C met at the Westover home Wednesday for a brief social gathering. Attendees enjoyed refreshments as the afternoon wore on and discussed plans. members urged Mrs Emma Allen to visit and share news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover
Emma Allen
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Grant Gassman of Akron visited brother Bart Ogden on Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Witte returned home after a week at the H. J. Schumacher home. Theodore Vander ham of Akron is doing porch work for Mr. Popkin who bought a house from G. E. Wells. Willard Farnsworth and family shopped in Hawarden Saturday. Mrs. H. B. Dalgliesh is visiting. D. K. Bennett attended a board meeting in Orange City while Will Ludwig and wife and Louis Brabender were in Sioux City over the weekend. John Jaudwig helped his father celebrate his seventy ninth birthday. Mrs. Fred Grangelie's birthday brought a visiting friend from Ire ton with lunch and a pleasant afternoon. Will Kelley moved his family from Hawarden to the new Farnsworth building. The twenty anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. August Osterthyn drew about 100 people with baskets and a luncheon. John Tammen of Craig presented a tea set and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Gassman
Akron
Bart. Ogden
Herman Witte
H. J. Schumacher
Popkin
G. E. Wells
Theodore Vanderham
Willard Farnsworth
Hawarden
H. B. Dalgliesh
Sioux City
D. K
Will Kelley
Farnsworth
August
Osterthyn
John Tammen
Craig
Bankers Sponsor Novel Institute Tour of Farmers Exhibits
The Georgia Bankers Association and the State College of Agriculture sponsor a series of farmers institutes across Georgia. A large 40 by 60 foot electrified farm exhibit, with panels, charts, and models on agronomy to marketing, travels in four trucks. Local bankers fund transport and installation, with the College assembling and guiding the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Bankers Association
State College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Union Greek Church Notes
Morning services next Sunday May 18 at 11 o clock. Sunday school at 10 o clock. Luther League meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin E Johnson next Tuesday evening May 20. Choir meets at the Wm Milson home next Monday evening May avin. Everybody welcome. D. E. Edward Pastor.
Akron reader plea for Register-Tribune subscription
Local notice urges residents of Akron Iowa area to subscribe to the Register-Tribuna newspaper. Promotion highlights continued delivery and community coverage. No dates or prices specified in the readable text.
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Graig
Hazlewood
the Register-Tribune
Ray A. Smith
Iowa
Anid Place
Chatsworth
Akron, Iowa
South Dakota
Alcester Hatchery
Alcester, S. D
Dempster
Dempster No
Dempster Hay Stesker
Riter Implement CO
Have the
Agency
M. M. Talbott
Phons
Avin
Edward
Thorson
Diamond Brand
Gusman’s Pork & Beans
Borden
Mid-Co
Hershey's
Snider
Prereran
Mae
Lipton
G. M. Company
H. Gusman
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