Government Land Banks Require Attention
An Emmetsburg Democrat summary notes farmer William G s family case and how federal and joint stock land banks affect loans and interest. It discusses Bank profits, borrower burdens, and calls for equal access to government bonds, touching on tax figures and broader economic policy in the era. The piece weaves in other national topics including prohibition, foreign policy, and living costs, reflecting period concerns and editorial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G
Bear Musseng
Towa
Federal Land Bank of
Omsha
Hewa
Federal Land Bank
Pn Ten
Met
Hall
T Am
Joint Stock
Land Bank
Fatst Shearm
Jeet
Amie
Bank of the Association
Federal
Tis Rata
Consu
Iteou
London merchants sell farewell rites for travelers
A garbled notice describes a London firm offering elaborate departure ceremonies for travelers bound for Europe. The service includes ceremonial dress and theatrical farewells, with promises of discreetly provided handkerchiefs and tear droppers. The piece mocks pretentious customs and hints at social anxiety about departures and returns.
Qualities That Count Most And Other Notes Of The Day
President Faurie of Brown University notes that about a quarter of American college students might be better off never entering college. He says success rests on choice of path and personal effort, not mere credentials or ideal homes. Taft will attend British banquets and likely receive honorary degrees as a prominent American figure. William Randolph Hearst comments on Britain’s postwar stance and reconstruction. Columbia University honors two women in the medical class, with a female student winning first prize last year. The piece remarks on U S population and a large standing army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faurie
Brown University
Taft
Atlantic
Ishiad
Scotland
Ifterene
William Randolph Hearst
England
Europe
Hirst
Columbia University
Columbia
WatN McCray Wedding Unites Ada Hahn and David McCray
Ada Hahn and David McCray were married Wednesday June 21 at 8 p.m. in the Hahn home with pink and white decor and a 23-seat reception. Miss Iva Hahn led the wedding march from Lohengrin as flower girls carried baskets of pink and white flowers. The couple will reside in Rolfe after August first, with a honeymoon trip to Minneapolis and the Steele County resort area near Glenwood and Alexandria. Ada Hahn, a Drake University alumna and former teacher, and David McCray, Buick salesman from Rolfe, were hosted by out of town guests P A McCray and Gay White and Mrs. P A McCray, and Mrs. Gay White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallard
G& J. Hahn
M'r Ada Hahn
David McCray
Katie
Dorothy Hahn
Luella Kress
Minneapolis
Sumamey
Glenwood
Alexandria
Mallard Putlish
Drake University
Dea Moinea
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Hahn
Rolfe
Buick Company
P. A. McCray
Gay White
Margaret
Shower Honors Miss Adallahn With Mock Wedding
A miscellaneous shower was held last Saturday evening at the Henry Hahn home in Des Moines. A large gathering of friends surprised Miss Ada at her home and a short program followed by a mock wedding provoked much laughter and good cheer. Miss Hahn received many handsome gifts and refreshments were served as everyone enjoyed the jovial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscena Regus
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Bravagan & Sun
W. L Branad
W. T. Bravagan
Iowa
Ione
York
Coun
New York
Harding
Seccretary
Congress
Tokio
Privy Council
Washington
U. S. Senate
Michigan
Chaliapine
United States
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon ii
Mui
Carers
Palo Alto
Rieieh
Herrin
Allega
Federal Land Bank OF Omaha
Federal Farm Loan
Emmetsburg Weld
ING Shop
G. W. Kling
Prop
Anto
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank of
London
Watn-Mccray
Aloof Relfe
Mof Brickett and Owen
Des Moines
L. W. Hahn
Stanley
Margaret Helen
W. Ri. Schirmer
F.b.dobensky
Emmetsburg, Lowa
Chevrolet
F.O.B. Emmetsburg
Baker Motor Co
Fort Dodge
United States Gypsum CO
W. Monroe Street
Chicago
Town Mill
United States Gypsum Company
Monroe St
Chicago, ML
Onle
Fnean
Pleser
Vastrac
Mee
Royal Lumber CO
Shadbolt & Middleton
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