14 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Alden Times
Location
Alden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
1
Central States Electric Company Iowa Falls promotes 6 percent preferred stock exemption from Iowa taxes and full tax exemption from federal income tax. Regular quarterly dividends advertised with quick resale market. Inquiries directed to company office or any employee.
A playful exchange unfolds as Pauline protests a kiss saying you had no business to kiss me while Paul insists it was pleasure not business in a light dialogue moment.
John G. Lonsdale argues that the individual remains essential in large corporations guiding leaders and workers. He notes public accountability through stock ownership and highlights welfare gains like education, hospital service, insurance, and pensions driven by a humanitarian shift benefiting both workers and institutions.
American Bankers Association advocates constant preparation for larger duties. The text argues that luck plays a role but personal readiness determines seizing opportunities and meeting heavier demands. Real advancement means taking on harder tasks with prepared qualifications, not easier ones. The new business spirit promotes preemptive education to ready employees for higher responsibilities.
The American Bankers Association's protective department reports the six months ending last February saw the highest bandit activity on record. For member banks there were 311 forgery cases, 107 holdups, 16 burglaries, 2 sneak thefts, and 8 mortgage swindles, while non members suffered 86 holdups and 9 burglaries. The association urges police radio-equipped cars, noting Cleveland and Detroit success in broadcasting alarms and rapid arrests.
In Alden, Sue reports on garden beds with 400 gladiola bulbs slowed by drought, a new porch, a modern golf course, and a painted band stand. A beauty shop returns to Pritchard store, dress sales at Pritchard, upcoming circus, and a new water tank replacing the old. Local marriages, gardens, and club news abound.
Notices inform Otis T. Olsen Nettie Olsen and Raymond Olsen named executors of Knudt Olsen deceased in Hardin County Iowa with instruction to pay debts and present claims to the Clerk of the District Court. Attorneys Peisen and Soper listed. dated August 11 1930.
A humorous remark frames a lady driver asking George which side of the road to follow while descending a hill backward, capturing a moment of roadside conversation and lighthearted guidance.
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