Financial Report From Kaneag City Federal Reserve Summary
The June monthly report notes favorable crop prospects despite rains and warm weather with rising corn and cotton expectations, especially in Oklahoma. It highlights increased check clearings, wholesale and retail activity, steady mineral output, and higher crude oil and gasoline production. Banking liquidity in the agricultural district rises, with large treasury subscriptions and abundant available funds supporting harvests and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund
Kaneag City
Federal Reserve Bank
Oklahoma
Ig Ree
Harved Seagan
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Banly
Kansas City
Federal ‘Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Financial District Reports Mixed May to June Banking Trends
June 3 bank data show reserves at 179.688 million, up 33.5 percent from last year as bills payable and rediscounts remained low. Clearing and check debits rose slightly in four weeks ending June 3, with savings deposits up 0.7 percent from May and 5.8 percent year on year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Tenti
De Soto Athletes Golf Trips and Local Notes
De Soto society notes report residents enjoying golf trips to nearby links with Dr A M Fortney Harry Miller and Lloyd Chambers heading to Zarah for a few hours. Bulletin items include Miss LaVerne Large returning from Pittsburg to her home, burglaries at Rexall drug store June 25, and various local visits, family news, sales and community events from the De Soto area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fortney
Harry Miller
Lloyd Chambers
Zarah
LaVerne Large
Pittsburg
Rexall
de Soto
Ed Blaylock
Olin Jewett
Louise
de Sotots
Ruth Brown
Kansas City
Paxtons
Mrer
B. P. ‘Taylor
Hot Springs
Ark
Waic
Charlesi T
Chillicothe
Donaldson
E. H. McVey
Kansas
R. T. Martind
Philanthropy lacking for Oxford women's colleges
The article discusses England's shortage of philanthropic support for Oxford women's colleges. It notes a recent government grant of twenty thousand dollars per year for ten years, which is deemed insufficient for expansion and to prevent long waiting lists. It also mentions marriage licenses for Alfred L. Klamm and Jessie E. Little, and Leonard Long and Elizabeth Hartis in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Eng
Jane
Associated Press
England
University College
Alfred L. Klamm
Jessie E. Little
Kansas City
Menger
Leonard, Long
Elizabeth Hartis
Topeka
Arctic radio experiments aboard Peary ship
Chicago reports on the MacMillan-Navy Arctic expedition highlighting Zenith Radio Corp chief engineer Reinartz and radio chief Eugene F. McDonald. Four transmitters aboard the Peary operate on 20, 40, 80, 180 metre bands aimed at Arctic use. Public reception is limited to the ship. weekday messages to families will be sent from Zenith but not heard publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
MacMillan-Navy Artic
Peary
John L. Reinattz
Zenith Radio Corporation
Arctic
McMillan
Reinartz
Pit
K. W
Eugene F. McDonald
Glascow
Scotland
New Zealand
NorthWest Fur Expedition Team Lived in Dugout
Edmonton reports that Jack Hornby Malcolm Allan Stewart and Captain Critchell Bul lock, after last year’s trip to MacKenzie in the Northwest Territories, were forced to live in a ground dugout during winter due to high winds. They subsisted on caribou, fish, and fuel had to be hauled 80 miles. Also noted, the Water Office in Edmonton was redecorated with a plaster-like finish and a freshly plastered ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Asssociated
Jack Hornby
Malcolm
Allan Stewart
Critchell
Bullock
MacKenzie
Northwest Territories
Canada
Barrens
Hudison Bay
Waseda 2 Universitys New Library In Tokio To Be Completed
Tokyo June 29 Associated Press The new library building of Waseda University the second modern library to be constructed in Tokyo since the 1923 earthquake is expected to be completed before year end Designed by Dr Naito and Dr Sato the steel and concrete structure covers about 1400 square yards with a two story reading room seating over 500 and a five story stacks section expandable for demand It will house 500000 books of which the university now has about three fifths and includes a vault for valuable volumes including private libraries donated by Kenkichi Kodera and Shoza Tsubduchi plus rooms for dining bindery and storage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Associated Press
Waseda University
Waseda J
Marquis Okuma
Japan
Waseda
Naito
Sato
Havirie
Columbia University Plans to Survey Philippine Education
The commission led by Dr. Paul Monroe of Columbia University has completed a survey of the Philippine Islands educational system. Vice Governor Eugene A. Gilmore will present the findings to the legislature on July 16. The effort aims to identify defects and propose remedies, with a focus on efficient use of education funds and improved curricula, administration, and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
A. P
Paul Monroe
Columbia University
Philippine Islands
Eugene A. Gilmore
Secretary of Public Instruction
Gilmorei
Rder
Gilmore
Philippines
Commission
United States
Pace Ee
McGoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Vitality
An ad extols McGoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a pleasant alternative to liquid cod liver oil. It claims weight gain and health restoration for the weak and nervous, citing a 15 pound gain in five weeks and a money back guarantee if no five pounds are gained in 30 days. Distributed by local druggists Stone City Drug Store Rankin's Drug Store and Round Corner Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner
Stone
City Drug Store
Rankin’s Drug Store
McGoy
McCoy's
Building Line Contractors and Contacts Listed
A dense OCR of building line notices lists numerous carpenters contractors and firms with addresses and phone numbers. It includes B A Greely 1700 N H, Fincher 324 elit 1631 Rea Olmstead P D & Co 130M mn fil, Simmonds Coast Co 130723, plus many other names, places and references to shop work frames and cabinet work services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Greely
N. H
Lis Fincher
Olmstead
P.D.& Co
Simmonds Coast Co
Robinson
T. Swan
W. C. Soak
Haney & Sons
Wir
Lincoln
McCleery
W. Hager
Curd & Schrader
Blk
Biron
D. Ay
J. BR. Dodson
15Th & Brooks
Bryan
W. P
Jret Filiott
T. G
Barker
Maine
South
Sommers
Francia
Badsky
Frank
Gumtow
Nod
W. F
N. Henderson
Geo. T
Mme
Bice Haney
R. C
Incola
Haney
Mast
Ganecy
Roy A
Klaus
Jennyrbety
Y. Weccy
Imstead
Colion
Palmateer
Perry
R. Rinehart
Alfred
Bela
Wigs Skinner
C. A
A Schooley
St Scroggins
G.M
Bly Weidman
EL 19Th
Weingartner
Henry
Loueyermiller
Geo
A ‘Howard
Lincol T. Brown
John Murphy
Gene Mass
W. Sehon
R. B.gerwig
Tecumseh
Kan
Roy -Prossett
Mass, Co. & Lewis
Ala
Hear Radio in Egypt Attracts Local Listeners
In Cairo Egyptians and Europeans tune in to European stations, with London and Italian programs among those heard. The article notes broadcasts from stations in England and across Europe, including Rome and Vienna, available from 6:40 to 9:30 p. m., plus news and weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drire
Europe
Egypt
Besidre London
Newstle
Aberdeen Burrnemouth
Chelmsford
England
Savoy
London
Rome
Munster
Stuttgart
Vienna
Ress
Cairo
Speeding fines and arrests in local police court
Earl Hope pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined. Harry Hird also pleaded guilty and fined. Ned J. Straing arrested for speeding on Elm Street and posted $20 bond for Wednesday court. C. G. Smit forfeited bond for failing to appear. Gamblin, two men named, fined in London police court for street belt. The article notes Italy and New Zealand climates are similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hope
Harry “Hird
Toya
Ned J.J. Straing
Elm Street
North Lawrence
C. G. Smit
Gamblin
London
Italy
New Zealand
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Frankfort
Whitaker
Jack Ryan
J. WY. Scott
Bud Coy
Harold Sheldorn
Leavenworth
A. T. Potter
St. Louis
D. C. Whitaker
Donald Athy Tin
Uddra
M. E. ‘Church
C. E
Ashlock Dawn
Allths Woodworth
Eva
Ninay
Robert Jones
Ray Adams
Charles. Kaegi
Charles Reed
Harold Cook
Jank Soule
G. B. Roberts
St. Joseph
Minnneapolis
Niagara, Falls
Buffalo
New York
Harry’ Dicken
Christian Ladies
Christian
William Kouns
Nellie May Studle
Oakland
Cal
Kouns
George Kouns
Lexington
Harold
Elc Parker
Frank Johnson
Clarence
Turner
Mildred
Absbandy
Clyde Atkinson
Bonner Springs
Vera
Leese
Hter
Theodore Maness
Eudora
Elmer
F. Hunter
Wilfred ‘Phillips
Clarence Brown
Amos “Miller
Albert Smaterick
al Aerate
Visi Fern ‘Blevins
Bonner, Springs
Dri Y T. J. Fannings
Linwood
Collins
Padisea
Wis
Wisconsnes University
Percy Pattison
City
Perle Anderson
George “Kallousek
Childan
G. Curtis
I Eldon
Pciwigeee Mckinney
Martha Duh
Thomas Godfrey
Area
Toerset
Satel
Beey
Irene
Shaw
Charles Hamilton
Lola Hambleton
De'Soto
E. S. Neal
University of
William Allison
D. W. Brown
Potter
T. W. Martin
Helen Lois
J. §. VanNay
Norwood
H.E. VanNay
Mary Elder
Arnold Hays
Muncie
MacMillan
Far North
Waseda 2 University
Tokio
University
Kenkichi Kodera
House of Representatives
Shoza Tsubduchi
Philippine
Chamberlin
Lawrence
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters “and Joiners “of America
Jens Oust
Halton Jara
E. W. Penchard
K-W Ignition Corporation
Eudaly Bros
Massachusetts St
Kansay
Claude Everett
Eldridge Harbor
The
Lawrence National Bank
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