Assets Of Banks Mount In 1934
Washington reports that licensed national banks in the United States, Alaska, and Hawaii held total assets of 25.620 billion on December 31, 1934, with deposits at 21.674 billion, loans and discounts at 7.492 billion, and U.S. government obligations totaling 6.960 billion, reflecting year rise driven by emergency government expenditures.
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Low Interest Credit Expected For Farmers In Eight States
Washington Feb 21 Leonard N Burch president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha predicted continuation of existing low interest rates for farmers in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming He cited favorable reception of recent Intermediate Credit Bank bonds as indicating a continued desirable rediscount rate enabling low cost credit for farmer borrowers He noted more than 32 million loaned in 1944 to local livestock loan companies production credit associations and agricultural credit corporations and that over 30 000 farmers and stockmen are tapping the cheap money market He dismissed rumors that the bank is ending government money and said funds come from public money markets and bank bonds Production credit associations in the four states broadened the bank’s scope and provided permanent short-term credit on the same basis as other industries.
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Redfield Ministers Retreat to Host Visitors
Redfield will host a gathering of Congregational ministers from North Eastern South Dakota on February 26 and 27 led by Dr. Stephen A. Loyd of Detroit Michigan. About thirty five ministers are expected with Dr Charles Murphy of Lincoln Nebraska and Dr S W Keck of Huron among attendees. Rev Ray Marcus Miller will act as entertaining pastor.
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Huron
Ray Marcus Miller
Farmers Union Meeting at Lake Preston
Baker Farmers Union met at the town hall on Tuesday evening with readings musical numbers and a social hour. Roosevelt nominates Milburn L. Wilson of Montana to be assistant secretary of agriculture in Washington with the appointment announced February 21.
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Montana
Gilded Lily at Huron Promises lively comedy with Colbert
Amusements notes Colbert stars in Gilded Lily at Huron theater this weekend with Fred MacMurray and May Robson. The plot follows Claudette a New York office girl who becomes a nightclub singer after a romance with an English duke. A sharp newspaper pal guides her to fame and love, finding lasting happiness with him. Also preview listings include Home on the Range and The Crimson Trail with Buck Jones.
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Mar Murray
Ray Milland
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Evelyn Brent
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South Dakota Legislators Passes Several Bills in Pierre
In Pierre on February 21 the South Dakota legislature approved multiple measures. Senate actions include SB 24 credit unions in state, SB 33 firemen’s pension funds in cities over 10,000, SB 0 extending optometry schooling, SB 86 tax exemptions for city taxi motor fuel. HB 20 tourist camp licenses, HB 29 township highway procedures, HB 71 Yankton bridge tax exemption to 1945, HB 112 mortgage rules for homesteads, HB 138 tax allotment to townships, HB 144 bank bonds for officers. Manchester high school beat Carthage 20 to men’s game score noted.
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Women Debaters Gather For U S D Tournament
Debaters from 13 colleges and universities across four states converge on the University of South Dakota for the second annual co educational debate tournament. First rounds address the proposal that nations should agree to prevent shipments of arms and munitions. Standing will be announced Friday. Participants include Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Midland Fremont Northern Normal Aberdeen Freeman Junior College Freeman S D Western Union LeMars Concordia Moorhead South Dakota State Eastern Normal Madison Yankton Morningside Iowa State Teach Sioux Falls and USD.
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Midland
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LeMars
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Moorhead
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Eastern Normal
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Yankton
Morningside
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Kellogg Att-Bran Praised for Constipation Relief
A reader letter extols Kellogg's Att-Bran as a reliable daily laxative aid after years of use. The veteran cites prior constipation from government service and credits Att-Bran with easing symptoms through daily bulk and added nutrients. The ad notes two tablespoons daily or with meals and invites consultation if not relieved, advising buying the red-and-green package from grocers.
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