Federal drive to expand credit echoes in banks
A New Deals era overview notes planned and aggressive credit expansion by the federal government. It reports renewed efforts to reopen banks shuttered during the banking moratorium, with restrictions easing but continuing. The piece cites March to September shifts in credit availability, production, and consumer prices, highlighting AAAs resistance to broad allocations and the mixed retail outlook including fur, silk, and wool sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avith
New “York
Eeehoneal
Ithesothe
Ein Ethigs
Football and the dollars behind college athletics
An opinion piece discusses how football dominates modern college life and finances, citing Stanford and Pittsburgh as examples of stadiums and facilities funded by football revenue. It traces the rise of professionalized athletics, inducements for top players, and the ethical debates over paying athletes and recruitment practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt -Republican
Glenn .S
Warner
Stanford
California
Saturday ‘Evening -Post
Pittsburgh
Ither University
Ibecame Gold Mines
United States
Iit
Howard Jones
University of Towa
Southern California
Iowa
Towa
Nso
Iona Sa
Mbds
Proposals to Reform Amateur Athletics to Preserve Education
The article argues for housing youth athletes in school dorms at public expense and for allowing only underage students meeting academic standards to compete as amateurs. It claims such rules would curb professionalism, curb payments to players, and keep teams focused on education despite large game earnings.
Methodist Church notes Graettinger service and visit
Sunday school at 10:00 with service at 11:00 and Epworth League later. Dr Mubleman, district superintendent, will visit Graettinger Tuesday for the first quarterly conference followed by a covered dish supper and a report on his Century of Progress visit with motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Mubleman
Graeitinger
Sunday Services Announced With Choir and Hymns
The notice invites attendance at morning and evening services with a fine choir and hymns. It mentions Bible book prevalence, Billie Sunday evening, and a question box in the vestibule. The message closes with a welcome from Rey James PF Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Rey
James PF
Christensen
Lutheran Church notes and local gatherings
First Lutheran Church holds divine worship at 11 a m with Sunday school and confirmations on Saturday. A prayer meeting is planned for next Wednesday evening and a Sunday School convention on November 5 at Emmanuel Lutheran church. Rev Thompson to collect items for Beloit Children’s home. Lost Island Lutheran holds vesper service Sunday at 1 pm and a Thursday prayer meeting. Quotations on planning and delay appear amid the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church
Noveber
Snmmanuel Lutheran Church
Thompson
Beloit
Lost Island Lutheran Church
Sam Landing’s
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Iowa
Maline Duhn is appointed administratrix of the estate of Soren P. Duhn late Palo Alto County Iowa. Debts should be paid to the administratrix and creditors must file claims with the Clerk of the District Court duly authenticated for allowance. Dated October 9 1938. EF Newstead is attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Soren P. Duhn
Maline Duhn
EF. Newstead
Foreclosure sale announced for Emmetsburg property
District Court of Palo Alto Iowa issues notice in a case with Margaret Douglas as plaintiff. Judgment against Peter B Jones and Julia A Jones, debt of 6005.80 plus costs. Property Lot 4 Block 2 Corbin & Lawler Plat Emmetsburg to be sold to highest bidder at court door November 14, 1988. Sale time 9 am to 4 pm. sale begins 10 am. Sheriff Mowtaomeny B. 8. Sheriff of Palo Alto County Iowa.
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District Court
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
City of New York
Margaret Cookingham
Joe Cookinham
Palo Alto
Casper Nelson
George A. Rich
Kathryn ¥.Gustin
Annis & Rohling ‘Company
LL. D. Fitzpatrick
Nora Fitzpatrick
Margaret Cookinhamy Ang
Ivo Cookinham
A. D
Emmetaburg
Emmeteburg
Sherife
Laws
Harvey Higley
Katherine Higley
Fenton State Bank
L. A
Court House
Emmetsburg
Towa
Emmetshburg
B. F. Montgomery, Sherif
Margaret I. Douglas
Peter E. Jones
Julia A. Jones
John Morrell & Company
C. Balcom
Wahkonsa "Packing Company
Peter B. Jones
Corbin .& Lawlere Plat
Eosta
Acto
Ae -MowTaoMeny
Salvation Message Demands Today Not Tomorrow
A fragmented religious note urges immediate repentance and salvation declaring today is the chance to seek God. It emphasizes hearing God's voice now, surrendering to Him, confessing unbelief, and accepting mercy before tomorrow passes.
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Gadd
Desis
M, Mandstger
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Luther League
Ed Duhn
Jesus
John Williameson
POR Salk
Janvesdensen
Semog. M. Rush
Roy Masters
Tarmers Supply
McCormick, Deering Com Picker
T ‘ Carney
Graettinger
Drad Stork
Graettinger Rendering Service
Phone 102
Tor Salf
Poland
Henry Whitford
McCormick—Deering
H. P. McCormick Deering
Wilmer J. Petersen
Dependable Welding
V. A. Hersleff Welding and Blacksmithing
Wallingford, Iawa
Farmers Supply Co
A. J. Duhn
Martin Myhre
J. McCarty Graodttinger
Justice of the Peace
DR. B. EF
Dappen
Olene Jacobson
D. V. M. Veterinarian Office
Home Bakery
Bartleman
Price Hotel & Cafe
Bartleman Bros. Proprietora
the Shipping Association
Farmer
City
City Mest
Simonsen Bros
Props
Telephone
Quaker Oats Co
Kentucky
QUAKER @ATS CO
J. H. Swift
Mgr
Farmers Grain Co
D. E. McCarty
Jessue
Farmer Creamery Co
First National Bank
Lowa
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