Days of Way Back Anew Twenty Years Ago Today
From June 20 190A the paper recalls events and names of Cass County era. Toward, aged seventy, died at his son in law George Johnson's home on Maple Street. The Cass County Normal Institute holds its 31st annual session at the high school. Judge Walter I Smith, a Ninth Iowa district congressman, is mentioned as an aspirant. Dentists Dr C B Heas installed a new electric engine at his office. Epworth League Atlantic district meeting at Harlan ends. Leon Wood of Oakland elected president. Miss Maude Glass and Miss Austa Bell hold secretary roles. Memorial observance by local K P lodge scheduled. William Trede sells Walnut Street building for a barber shop to WH L Becker for 850 dollars. Postmaster J A Gonerd notes post office site moves needed for new building at 5th and Walnut. Ten Years Ago Today items mention golf county club opening, city sewer bid, contractors Dunnegan Covey visiting, Queen Esther circle M Meena church show, remains of Mark Ramsey brought for interment, John Hamilton Boyes visiting, A Rasler reappointed to MWA board, Myra J B Aldrich dies in Kearney, portends activities, Dr F W Porterfield elected president of Waterloom medical association. Voters in Independent school district to decide bond for 7500 dollars to finish basement of new high school. Public notices and local ads conclude.
Babson Sees Mixed Signs In 1924 Business
Babson Park Mass June 20 1924 Roger W Habson presents mixed signals on the economy saying current activity sits below normal but not panicking. He compares 1907 1920 1921 depressions with 1924 noting several industries hold or gain while overall activity trends down about 10 15 points from a year earlier and foresees an orderly readjustment toward renewed prosperity.
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Roger W.habson
Babson Park
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Federal Reserve System
Norn
Farm Loans At Four Percent Per Cent Inquiries Invited
Farm loans offered at four percent interest by Wood and Savary of Atlanta. Advertisers urge calls and sales. Also promoting tires at Mullins Tire and Battery Station with a guessing contest for a prize. Nichols and King mentioned in the ad.
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Wood & Savary
Atlantit
Ows
U. S
Mullins Tire and Battery Station
Nichols & King
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Janie
Chocolate Shop
Eatmor
Larson, the Eye Man
Whitney Bros
A. Otto
Chial
Catarsbal
Bossche
Hedges Bros
Dawes and Daughter
General Dawes
Virginia
Dawes
Evanston, I
S&s
Toward
George Johnson
Maple Street
Cass County Normal Institute
Walter I. Smith
Iowa
Itos
C. B. Heas
Epworth League
Atlantic District
Harlan
Leon, Wood
Oakland
Maude Glass
Austa Bell
K. P. Lode
B. A. Goospeed
TH. W. Fulton
Tv. Porterfield
William Trede
Walnut Street
WH. L. Becker
J. A. Gonerd
5Th and
Walnut A
Golf County Club
Sewer World
Covey
Dunnegan & Covey
Shenandoah Con
Tractors
Queen Esther
Mnesena M. &. Church
Mark Ramsey
Topeka
Kansas
John Jamilton Boyes
The
Atlantic Messenger
Carnegie
Okla
Clearfield
Myra. J. B. Aldrich
W. d. Hutton
Kearney
Neb
F. W. Porterfield
Medical Association
Waterloom
Atlantic
Independent School District
Mullina Tire
Wilken Monument
Woodrow Washers
B. R. Wasson Co
Dollar Club
Baby Peggy
Marie
Little
Darling
Mrs. Jones
Pregy
Babson
the News-Telegraph
Rearlas
Atlantic’ Home Bakery
Standard Oil Company
Ndiana
Chestnut St. Wilken ‘Track
Chestnut
Janson Norgard
Jacksonville
Lowe A
Cameron
Northbranch
Lothman Bros
Cumberland
McElfieh Brod
Massena
Lown Richard
Edwards
Massa
Lows
C.F. Harvey
Marne
Ftown
Standard Oil Company, Atlantic, Towa
Rhone
Ayy JC Bie
Andi Ia Roland
Peacock & Baxter Funeral Directors
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