Day of reckoning in finance at Arcountine Ne w
The article details changes at the Arcountine Ne w accounting department with two experienced bookkeepers Zelma Rys and Hattie Get ANOre joining from prior roles. It notes a shift from hand bookkeeping to a modern accounting machine to handle posting and totalizing sales, amid rapid company growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcountine New
Zelma
Rysan
Hattie
Genel Hilea
Relsereen Company
Ihie City
Helsereen Company
Accounting Department Duties and Local News Recap
The accounting department handles payroll taxes and extensive recordkeeping for costs and materials while balancing monthly books. A trade-wide update includes births, injuries, funerals, hospital stays, staff movements, and new hires at the Des Moines and Newton areas.
FSA Reports Help To Many Iowa Farmers
The Farm Security Administration credit adjustment program aided 5,600 Iowa farm families in reclaiming over 250000 dollars in back taxes. At Iowa State College, P G Beck noted this is one way FSA assists indebted low income farmers to regain the ability to support democracy. He cited many families with annual gross income under 1000 dollars and a typical cash income around 200 dollars after home produce. Since FSA began, 10138 Iowa farm families received standard rehabilitation. Of those, 6 RK families in 1988 with available figures earned a net gain in assets near 1.6 million dollars, aiding farmers toward economic independence and benefiting around 1500 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Adjustment Service
Farm Secw Ity
Iowa
P. G. Beck
FSA
Beck
Towa State College
Farm Security Administration
Joan Beck
Grinding Feed Electrically Is Advantageous on Many Farms
An agricultural article argues that grinding or chopping farm feed reduces waste and costs. Electrical on farm grinding lowers processing costs, saves storage space, and speeds production, with cited savings per 100 pounds versus custom grinding, while enabling automatic operation and reduced spoilage.
Milk Sales Upward Trend in Daily Averages
Reports from the Milk Industry Foundation show fluid milk sales rising in 1939 compared with 1928 and 1938. December marked the tenth straight monthly gain, with improved consumption in 136 markets led by New York Philadelphia and Boston. Milk receipts for the first ten months rose over 1928, reflecting gains in Class 1 milk and bottled milk sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firal
Milk Industry Foundation
Effient
Citi
New York
Philadelpha
Boston
Feveralisticians
de Wit
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Community nets expand school participation and tenant loans rise
The passage notes a rise in families allowed to remain in or attend public school, with 60 percent now participating in community nets, compared with 3 percent before. It mentions the tenant purchase program expanding to counties in Iowa, with loans totaling 1,165,357 dollars extended in the first two years to 120 families to buy their farms, and additional loans awaiting approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Beck
Division of Road Funds Agreed By Marion County Board
The Board of Supervisors and fifteen township trustees met to apportion $25,000 for township road construction in Marion County. The meeting was amicable with trustees presenting prior submissions and concerns about limited funds, while Engineer Robert Johnson outlined the total and distribution by township, noting the need for faster local road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Robert Johnson
Ables
Roar
A. L. Dykstra
Archie Veron
Iowa Highway Patrolmen To Attend Intensive Two Week School
Iowa highway patrolmen begin a two week training at Fort Des Moines army post focusing on criminal law first aid emergency care and intoxication tests. The program includes FBI search techniques marksmanship practice and procedures for stopping cars and handling difficult encounters to improve road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Safety Patrol
Fort Des Moines Army Post
Army
Karl W. Fischer
Commissioner of Public Safety
Heu Welock
FBI
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Ss. A. Kooyman
Evory
Goodrich
Goodrich Ltd
Goodyear
Goodrich Cavalier
Goodrich Universal
Bawck
Rolsereen
Vriezelaar
Larry Ray
Bill Sheppard
John Weyers
Newton
Carlton Bergman
Rnit van Dyla
John Snellers
Des Moines
Helen Boender
Carl Teunen
Sents
Mount
van Kees
Lutheran
Ty Hi Kysdam
Henriettand
Gertrude van Qustmn
Mahaska
Jack Bootsma
Perry
P.M. Kuyper
Rosscreen
Earl Walker
C. G. Stuben
Omaha
P. B. Hidlebaugh
Ralph Bolton
Des Moine
Allen Munson
Ira Miller
Rural Electrification Bureau
Ohio
Busse
de Wit's Food Market
Shippure Meat
Mario
Central Park Cafe
Beaning's Lunch South CIA Cafe
Ver Dught
Cloverleaf Dairy
Knoxville
Iss
Knoxville Dour Namt
Olivet
Pella
Oskaloosa
Deering Hinde
John Deere
Earl Kreling Worth & van Zante
E. van Maanen
H. de Bruin
Clerks
Dockendorff
U.S
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Wm. Dockendorff & Sons
Danville, Iowa
Louis van Roeker, Otiey
Jacob J. Ver Meer
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