FARMERS AND BANKERS Face Credit Tensions
The article discusses banker conduct toward farmers amid rising prices, countering claims that banks withhold loans. It notes bankers act as custodians of deposited funds and seek ways to provide money, with National City Bank of New York monitoring industrial and financial conditions and reporting weekly findings on farmers.
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Suwa
Bankey
Taw
Tavneine
National City Bank of New York
Iowa bankers and farmers discuss loan strains and reserves
Iowa Bankers Association held conferences across the state to discuss farmer loan burdens and the impact of falling farm prices. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago representatives explained credit conditions, showing Iowa borrowing from the reserve bank while Chicago banks lent to the broader economy amid a tightening credit climate.
Real Estate Transfers a Real Estate Transfers a
Transfer notices list Mity Livestment Co transferring to Geo Tl Allen and wife on E LaVista in Atlantic, price 1250 dollars. Red, Aevith and wife transfer to Ray Keith on Seventh Street, December 20, price one dollar.
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LaVista Vlive Atlantiv
Red
Aevith
Ray Keith
Marne
Notice to stop hunting on land at Atlantic south edge
Public notice warns trespassers that hunting is forbidden on the south edge of Atlantic land owned by Charles Synder Ed Synder and Arthur Snyder. Violators may face enforcement actions by landowners and local authorities.
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Atlantic
Charles Synder
ED Synder
Arthur Snyder
Windstorm Blasts Sayila Chira Area Damaging Trees and Property
A cyclone-like wind hit Sayila Chira injuring a 15 year old boy J Bingwall and knocking over a man named George Campid and a hitching horse. It toppled trees and damaged garages and patios, shattered skylights, and scattered timber blocks up to several hundred yards. A private garage was reported to be ripped open and an automobile displaced across the road.
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Sayila Chira
J. Bingwall
George Campid
Ull
Irs Kkind
Cen
Congregational Union moves to drop vow to obey in marriage
A London commission of the Congregational Union of England and Wales decided that the marriage service should remove the vow of obedience from the bride’s portion. The change comes despite no women serving on the committee and amid broader shifts as many churches tighten language on obedience in marriage.
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Congregational Church
England
London
Congregational
Unnion
All Wales
Guards Post Mail in Erin Amid Cork Post Office Drama
An Associated Press report describes soldiers and police guarding the Cork post office entrance after an armed incident. A motor truck arrived with rifles, and a sergeant held a pistol at the doorway while mail was posted. The daring mail bag theft had previously occurred and remained unrecovered.
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Cork
Ireland
Associated Press
General Post Office
Tosty
Polieeman
Death Recall of Old Curse Ties Abbey to Drowning Legends
London reports the sudden death of Michael P Grace father of the Countess of Donoughmore, sparking a clan legend of a curse tied to an abbey once owned by Sir Augustus Webster. Accounts claim the last abbot proclaimed a curse that owners would drown, with past tenants Montague and two nephews drowned, and Lady Webster also perishing in a boating accident.
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London
Michael
P. Grace
WHERE BRIDE S KIN LINGER IN WASHINGTON TOWN
Tacoma and Millon Ky fragments show a caution to men about traveling abroad and a veteran’s first vote. Mrs Charles Robinson, a Tacoma educator, arrived after years in Bolivia warning young men. George Williamson, ninety six, has voted forty three times in seventy five years. Mia Williamagn, seventy six, casts her first ballot.
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Wash
South America
Charles Robinson
Wolivia
Millon
George
Willarmson
Mia
Williamagn
Richmond Soldier Returns From No Man's Land
In Owen County Kentucky Richmond native Pranain Webster unexpectedly reappeared to enter fidhoal after being reported dead in no man's land. He had survived battle, was wounded, and spent time in two hospitals before returning home seeking recovery.
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Richmond, Ky
Pranain Webster
Owen, County
Fidhoal
Ty, Mraricé
No Man's Land
Hen
Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Skin Health
A sales pitch notes a young woman visiting a drugstore for paint and beauty creams, then promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable tonic and blood alterative. It claims to clear skin, improve circulation, and remove pimples and eruptions, offering tablet or liquid forms and a 10 cent trial package from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Golden Medical
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo, N.Y
Masonic Lecture Set At Atlantic Hall By Bro Shimek
Masters invited to a Sunday 3 pm lecture by Bro. B Shimek of the Masonic Research Committee at the Atlantic Masonic Hall. Nearby lodges were invited and a large attendance is expected. Shimek billed as one of the best speakers on the platform today.
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Bro. B. Shimek
Masonic Research Committee
Masonic Hall
Atlantic
Bro. Shimek
Inheritance Suit Hinge on Nebraska or North Carolina Ties
Fragmented text shows a lawsuit over inheritance and beneficiaries. It questions the decedent's domicile at death and whether the estate belongs to Nebraska or North Carolina. The suit seeks about 50 million dollars in heirship benefits.
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de Bomen
Nike
Douglas- County
I Wadia
Nebraala
North Carolina
Not Wanted: Landlords Bar My Twelve Kids and Family
Poem fragment describes a family's struggle to find shelter facing discrimination against having many children. The speaker laments landlords refusing due to children, aunt and wife, noting pets and comforts offered to rich tenants while their large family is denied housing. The voice cites social judgment and housing bias in a dated urban setting.
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Dashhands
George Matthew Adams
Ghiong musical comedy at Opera House by American Legion
A musical comedy titled Ghiong is presented under American Legion auspices at the Opera House with performances on December 1 and 14. Proceeds support Legion activities and community programs. News-telegram Want Ad notes the event details and ticket information.
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American Legion
T » Opera’ House
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