Red Cross mobilizes thousands of volunteers nationwide
Volunteers through local Red Cross chapters searched for needy cases and distributed food and clothing. More than 600 carloads of foodstuffs were donated and shipped with free rail haulage. States affected included Alabama Arkansas Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana and more as droughts floods and economic distress peaked. An observer noted that without Red Cross aid many would have faced starvation and epidemics.
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How All the People Played a Part In Building Nation's Credit Structure
P. tH. SISSON outlines how farmers, manufacturers, merchants, home buyers, investors and speculators rely on bank loans and deposits to create notes, securities and mortgages. He notes the banks' loss absorbency, then explains how 1929 shocks shattered credit as defaults rose and asset values collapsed, forcing banks to share in the national downturn.
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Farm Accounting Contest Launched in Cache County Utah
Cache county bankers launch a farm accounting contest to enroll at least five farmers per bank. Winners receive cash prizes up to 35 dollars and certificates. scoring fields include farm records, yearly operations, and farm appearance. Contest ends December 31 1933 with judges from County Agent, Key Banker, Clearing House, and Utah Extension Division.
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Gilmer 4-H Sewing Club展示与会成员手作成衣
报道提到 Gilmer Gay Girls 4-H Sewing Club 在 Frey 家举行的聚会中展出各年级作品,包括第一至四年级的连衣裙、组织性强的欧花布料及羊毛裙等。评委由 Balzer、McClintock、Marie Clark 等人担任,家长及多位来宾在场。随后报道涉及 Burton 区厨房女仆、家庭妇女社群及当地活动与人员迁移情况。
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Walter Frey
Mary Balzer
J. (. McClintock
Marie Clark
A Anderson
Albert Longlett
Clarence Groff
Albert Orville
Mra
Myrtle Callahy
Nadie
Muriel Kinney
Par Oalee
Mia Chas
Rusters Cause Chaos at Maine Street Beehive
A wild scene on Maine Street as rustlers, from both national leagues and local rings, swarm the inclosed pen while outside crowds wait. Bud’s Danta hosts a late Saturday run where Franks Graf claims a fizzy moment and a 161 customers hauled 640 gallons of cream last week. Mr and Mrs John Schwank of Quincy visit the Lige McBride home as The Bee hints at a pleasant reader surprise.
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