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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

4

The Sare Country by Robert V Fleming

Vice President of the American Bankers Association argues recovery hinges on public understanding of bankers' problems. He stresses impatience to recover and that government action must be paired with business initiative. Banking can only supplement activity. business must seek credit and drive growth. Legislative reforms create uncertainty, delaying expansion.

Robert V. Fleming American Bankers Association America

Ban on Slavery in England 1833 Apprenticeship Abolished

Colonial Secretary Stanley introduced a bill in Parliament in 1833 to abolish slavery. The act freed all children under six and those born after passage, while others became apprentices for twelve years. Slave owners received 160 million dollars compensation. The apprenticeship system proved unsatisfactory and ended after four years.

England Stanley

To Sow Dragons Teeth and the Cadmean Legend

The passage recalls Cadmus sowing the dragon’s teeth, from which sprang Spartans who fought each other until five remained, progenitors of the Thebans. The teeth Cadmus did not sow went to Colchis, where Jason faced a task to sow them and defeat the armed warriors who arose.

Cadmins Arez Cadmus Colchis Jason

Making it Harder for Bank Robbers

James B. Baum of the American Bankers Association outlines protective measures against bank robberies. He cites silent automatic alarms tear gas systems bandit resisting enclosures and timelocks on safes to deter or delay thieves in banks of all sizes.

James B. Baum American Bankers Association Mr. Baum

Central Banks Stock Ownership and Budapest’s Split

The Bank of Canada remains privately owned with government stock limited to existing central banks. Budapest, Hungary’s capital, served as the Hapsburgs’ second residence, its palaces lining broad boulevards while the Danube divides Buda and Pest.

That of Canada Bank of Canada Hapsburgs Budapest Hungary Danube Buda Pest

Daily Dutch Housekeeping Masters Zeeland Painters

Housewives in Zeeland scrub painted wood daily and renew all paint coatings at least once a year except Sundays, reflecting strong cleanliness traditions and regular maintenance practices.

Zeeland

South County Line social notes mention visits and club events

South County Line reports Elois Alden home for a brief Sunday visit. Kathleen Latham travels to Ames for a four day 4 Al Club course and convention. LeGrand W C T U visits Dunbar W C T U. Mrs Lars Carlson and Mrs Delmar Latham host at Carlson home with thirty five attendees and a luncheon assisted by Corinne Carlson Kathleen Latham and Mary Ellen Roseland.

Elois Alden Kathleen Latham Ames LeGrand W.C. T. U Dunbar W. C. T. U Lars Carlson Delmar Latham Carlson Corinne Carlson Mary Ellen Roseland

Local Visits and Sunday Guests Across Ames and Surroundings

Quaker Lane Esther Hoover spends part of the week in Ames with four girls. Miss Mary Knudson dined with Mr. and Mrs. Axel Naig. Winifred Rosedale works for the Barrows in Marshalltown. A Sunday trip to Dysart includes the Keen and Hoover families. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keen and sons, and others from Dubuque LeGrand Grinnell Reinbeck and Marshalltown.

Esther Hoover Ames Mary Knudson Mrs Axel Naig Winifred Rosedale Mrs. Barlow Marshalltown Howard Keen Leland Keen George Keen Dysart Clyde Hoover Harry Gibson Leland Ward , Buchanan Rosedale Russell Tweet Mildred Frailand Norman Olson Dunbar Howard Outland LeGrand BE. L. York Grinnell Kenneth Anderson Reinbeck L. C

Rev Helfenstein remembered in Ripley feature

In a Ripley’s Believe It or Not item a Dayton Ohio minister Rev Helfenstein credited for squaring nine nines 999,999,998,000,000,001. He taught Greek at the old college here and served as Christian church pastor, visiting two years ago and aging little. now 86. The Reporter thanks Mr and Mrs P A Sanders for a timely bouquet at the O Neal home during a family reunion. The bouquet had been used at Children’s Day exercises at the Friends church and passed on to them with praise for Mrs Sanders arranging the flowers.

Ripley’s Q. Helfenstein Dayton Ohio Helfenstein Old College Christian Church P. A. Sanders O'Neal Friends Church

Bankers oppose government central bank in US

R S Hecht president of the American Bankers Association argues against a government owned central bank. He cites Europe’s central banks and the regional Federal Reserve System as superior and warns central control would bow to political demands and risk currency stability. Hecht notes history shows government banks tend to spur expansion and inflation.

Washington, D. C United States R. S. Hecht American Bankers Association Jackson Hecht Wilson America Europe England France Germany Canada Bank of Canada

Turtles as Game and Turtle Soup Recipe

A guide urges hunters to reduce wild turtle numbers to protect fish and birds and notes many turtles are good eating. It describes a simple trap using a wooden box or barrel with a hinged sunning board, plus a turtle soup recipe using 3 pounds of meat, parboiled and browned with onions tomatoes and garlic.

Local Family Visits and Minnesota Fishing Trip Plans

Mr and Mrs Harvey Haw baker of Peerless Trent were supper guests at the E W Dunham home last Friday. The Dunhams and extended family hosted a gathering at the Robert Dillman home in Montour Wednesday evening. John Krughel Mildred Siger and M Holland left Wednesday night for Minnesota lakes around Pequot to fish bass pickerel crappies blue gill and pike for a week with tall fish stories expected from up north.

Harvey Hawbaker Peerless Trent E. W. Dunham E.W. Dunham George Dunham Raymond Ralph L. K. Dunham Charles W. Dunham T. R. Dunham Robert Dillman Montour John Krughel Mildred ,Siger M. Holland Minnesota Pequot

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