Wall Street function and its vital farm financing role
Francis H. Sisson outlines Wall Street as the national credit and money market, detailing New York banks, stock and bond volumes, and the flow of funds from rural banks to farms. He argues Wall Street sustains agriculture, industry, and commerce, with loans, farm bond markets, and interbank support shaping national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Sisson
Trust, Company
American /Ban Association
Wall Street
New York
F.H. Sisson
New York Stock Exchange
B. Nda
Wall Steel
Eastern Financial Institutions
United States
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy
Emma and Aunt Emmy discuss the Brownes misfortunes. James lost a radio stock investment and savings, then thieves robbed his office taking five $100 bonds. Aunt Emmy blames James's carelessness and advises using a bank safe and bank checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Emmy
James
Maud
Jones
Aunt Emmy
Anne B. Aymes
Bankers Call For Farmer Education Support
The Minnesota Bankers Association at its annual convention adopted a resolution urging bankers statewide to cooperate with the Agricultural Committee and draw farmer patrons to the Agricultural College. The measure highlights farming improvement and practical education for farm boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Bankers Association
Minnesota
Measles danger urged by state health official
Dr. Charles E H Miner of the Pennsylvania State Department of Health warns measles are more prevalent this season and often more deadly than scarlet fever, especially in children under five. He urges medical care, bed rest, warmth, fresh air, and careful follow up to prevent pneumonia and lasting complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Department of Health
Charles EH. Miner
Miner
Local Notes From Mill Valley Evening Gatherings
Mill Valley brief notes report Don Lockard returning home from Greenwich. Miss Blaine Butterbaugh visited Miss Marie Learn. A party for Genevieve Houk drew many locals and eighteen attended. Mrs. J. D. Mumau hosted a quilting session Wednesday. Miss Olive Kidd has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Brennanan and family visited Frank Kerr’s home Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Kidd visited Mrs. James Learn Saturday. Miss Emily Kerr spent the weekend at Henderson. Alvin Kidd spent several days in Indiana last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Wilson Bowers
Edna Lyster
Glenn Coy
Ellen Conley
H. D. Stahl
D.B. Waltermire
Clyde
Kenwood
Dallas Detwiler
Fern Coy
Belle Stephens
Rebecca Detwiler
Joseph B. Markey
Penn Run
Albert Coy
John ‘Helman
George Holmes
Clinton Bowers
Indiana
Louis Krevel
Olive Decker
D. BH
Detwiler
Heilwood
George Clark
Luzerne
William Conley
Big Bend
GlenniCay
Abednego Grimth
Clifford
Helman
R. G. Wolf
G. F B. Wolfe
Manor
John Henry
Ruth Detwiler
John Helman
Conrad Sloppy
G. E. Holmes
J. D. Humphrey
Florida
Ridge
Iselin
Henry
S. R. Hine
Kiski
Indiana Y
HE. R. V
Sgiris
Blairaville
James Humphrey
Wesley Snyder
Saltsburg
Robin Hwing
Lloyd Fassett
Don Lockard
Greenwich
Blaine Butterbaugh
Marie Learn
Genevieve Houk
J. D. Mumau
Olive Kidd
Blair
Brcnanan
Frank Kerr
J. W. Kidd
James Learn
Emily Kerr
Hbensburg
Alvin Kidd
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Joseph Markey
Albert. Coy
G. BE. Holmes
D. B. Detwiler’s
Earl Stifler
David Clark
James Clawson
Alfred Detwiler
Dallas
Otis Syster
Elders Ridge
J. F. Snyder
Saltsbury
Robert Fassett
Norman Manners
Alma Rosensteel
Plumville
Barkley
Dwight Bruce
L. C. Rosensteel
S. V. Reeves
J. C. Weamer
Beyley
Arthur Nestor
Beyer, Pa
Frank Lohr
Mill Valley
Detroit
Barner
McDougall
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