Debt policy defended at Iowa bankers meeting
Des Moines June 22. Charles A. Lindbergh flight cited to defend US debt policy. David R. Forgan of the National Bank of the Republic argued America’s stance is a pragmatic middle ground avoiding repudiation while awaiting potential revisions. He warned against cancellation and praised the Dawes plan as a stabilizing step for war debts.
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Des Moines
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
United States
Shy'ock
David R. Forgan
National Bank of the Republic
Chicago
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Forgan
America
Germany
England
Italy
Des Moines Ln
Ernest L. Colegrove
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Iowa Bankerg Association
Colegrove
Incorporated Trust Company
Cromwell Briefs Include Trade Shipments and Visits
The Farmers Union shipped a car load of hogs to market on Monday. Henry Everling and Fort Hutchinson of Nevinville sent a car load of cattle to Omaha on Tuesday. Mary Ann Brown visited relatives at Creston the first of last week. Mrs. S. S. Bayles has been visiting Cromwell and spent Thursday with the Hugharts. Lavena Baker spent time in Creston with her grandmother, Mrs. E. M. Kemp. L. M. Spafford of Iowa City, a long-time Cromwell neighbor, plans an extended California visit. J. W. McSkimming of Creston attended Masonic lodge here. Rev. C. S. Baird, formerly of Cromwell and now in Eldon, Iowa, visited his daughter Mrs. Warren Harrison before departing Friday. Alice Howarter went to Floyd Evans’ home to care for Mrs. Evans and a newborn daughter. Mrs. Flora Shott of Lathrop, Missouri visited her daughter near Prescott and then visited Mrs. F. M. Webb and family. Mrs. Sarah Archer has been listed in Cromwell society.
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Farmers’ Union
Ienry Everling
Fort Hutchinson
Nevinville
Omaha
Mary Ann Brown
Creston
J. Bayles
Cromwell
E. A. Hughart
Lavena Baker
E. M. Kemp
L. M. Spafford
Iowa City
California
J. W. McSkimming
C. S. Baird
Congregational Church
Eldon
Iowa
Warren Harrison
Alice Howarter
Floyd Evans
Evans
Flora Shott
Lathrop
Ernest Rogers
Prescott
F. M Webb
Sarah Archer
Snake threat leads to medical visit in Australian tale
In a Sydney Bulletin excerpt a man tries to kill what he thinks is a snake with a stick. He ends up needing medical care after picking up the supposed snake. The tale contrasts common bravado with unintended danger.
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Blake
Sydney Bulletin
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Chas. Waller
Adams County
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Mary
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Sig Sammons
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Lakeland
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Rosa Nell Alderman
Pia
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Griff Mehr
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Red Oak
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F. J. Mollin
Fred
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Winterset
Roy Widger
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Wilbur
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Adolph Bratke
St. S. Omaha
Nebr
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South Omaha
Nebraska
Lydia
Pinkhaim
South 13Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
West Hoboken
N.J
Jennie Ballerman
Eleventh St
Union City
New Jersey
Lynn, Mass
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