Judging a Great Institution by Small Defects
The article defends the Federal Reserve System and its banks against criticism rooted in minor admin errors and misunderstanding. It argues that while governors and board members are human and make mistakes, the institutions’ overall usefulness and contribution to a stable banking system far outweigh flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
Wee
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Bank of the
United States
America
Federal Reserve Board
Cooperative Farm Marketing Notes and National Impact
A pamphlet and questionnaire on cooperative farm marketing issued by the State Bank Division and American Bankers Association offers insights from bankers, farmers, and state agricultural departments. It notes both successful and failed ventures, stresses banker leadership for rural communities, and urges agriculture to rely on organization for production and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Americas Bankers Association
Banker - Farmer
American Bankers Association
Howard Leonard
Ilinois
Who Inflated the Currency This Time
A banking expert argues inflation in the United States arises from wartime demand and economic shifts, not government action. He cites the Federal Reserve's role, seasonal currency needs, and postwar price movements, noting deflation follows reduced demand and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Home-Coming at McCordsville M. E. Church
The eleventh annual home-coming and all day meeting will be at the new Methodist Church in McCordsville on Sunday September 30. Activities include Sunday School 9:15, services 10:30, big basket dinner at noon, social hour at 1, general meeting at 2:30 honoring all veterans, Epworth League and singing at 7, and services at 7:30 with visiting pastors and quartets. Captain Joe Edwards will speak. Hardings to perform. visitors urged to bring baskets and enjoy a day of fellowship and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
New Methodist
McCordsville
Hardings
Joe Edwards
Reve
Savings deposits rise in U S banks to 17.3 billion
The American Bankers Association Savings Bank Division reports total bank and trust company deposits at 17.3 billion dollars as of June 30 1922 up from 16.62 billion a year earlier. Depositors rise about 4.9 percent and school savings programs show 1 271 029 pupils with accounts in 1921 1922 versus 803 006 previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
United States
Apple Show and Pest Alert Advert in Washington
National Treasurer's Department promotes an Apple Show in Anderson at The Citizens Bank on October 4 5 6 and offers a premium list. The notice warns of damage from pests carrying germs and promotes Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder by Lewis Bros and E Tanke & Co as a house treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Citizens Bank
Anderson
Lewis Bros and
E. Tanke & Co
Times Centennial issue on sale at office
Extra copies of The Times Centennial Issue are on sale at this office for 10 cents each. Miss Jeanette Lewis plans to travel to New York to attend Pratt's Institute. Miss Julia Keilholn of Memphis visits Pendleton. Send friends a copy and spread hometown news. WANTED five room furnace home. FOR RENT nine room house three miles east. FOR SALE good 22 by 32 barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Pendleton
Jeanette Lewis
New York
Pratt’s Institute
Julia Keilholn
Memphis ‘Tenn
Nettie Walker
J. G. Davis
For Rent Rooms Near Broadway Office Spaces
For rent rooms for light housekeeping to families without children inquire at 240 Broadway. For sale an iron bed mattress bedsprings birdseye maple chest antique oak rocker one bedroom rug. Call 118 Frank St. Phone 106.
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Frankin St
Wouldn't Eat the Best Grain
Charles Parkins discusses rats in the store and praises Royal Guaranteed Rat-Kah for 22. A package is advertised as school guaranteed by Lewis Bros and E. Tanke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parkins
Royal
Lewis Bros
Ant E. Tanke & Co
Fannie Tyson Oldham Death and Family History
Fannie Tyson Oldham born September 21 1866 died September 5 1923 at age 56. Her family lived on the Allen Lukens farm and Tyson farm near Fall Creek. She married Charles Oldham October 18 1888 and lived in Pendleton with three years in Hamilton County. Their son Orville survived them, and two granddaughters Barbara and Donna were a source of pride. Charles died August 12 and Fannie died twenty four days later after typhoid fever. A religious obituary and poems are included along with a local anti plague notice advertising rat poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Tyson Oldham
Chalkley
Margaret Rogers Tyson
Allen Lukens
Tyson
Fall Creek
Towa
Indiana
Elia Tyson Gregory
Frank Gregory
Mary Garretson
Nathan Garretson
Texas
Anna Willitts
Orlin Willitts
Anderson
Davis
Oldham
Daniel
Fannie Tyson
Fallcreek Township
Spring Valley
M. FE
Charles Oldham
Abrer
Barbara Oldham
Charlie
Fannie Oldham
Hamilton County
Pendleton
Mr. Oldham
Charles
Orville
Barbara
Donna
Louise Chandler Moulton
Escaped Inmate Returns Voluntarily to Reformatory
Roy Richardson, 17, who fled Pendleton reformatory to see his sweetheart near Dugger, returned voluntarily to the Pendleton institution via Jeffersonville. Officials report his act stemmed from lovesickness and the hope of leniency, with a board hearing set for September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Bulletin
Roy Richardson
Jeffersonville
Ros Richardson
Pendleton Reformatory
Dugger Clinton County
Richardson
Wong Fal Creek
Penleter
Jes. Hannines
Supt
Shideler
Pendleton
Tadiana
Poetry as fragments of dream and fire in verse
A reflective catalog of poetry defined as an echo with a shadow dancer, dust stained doorknob outlines, moon slivers, and a math of fire. Carl Sandburg appears as the attributed voice from Atlantic Monthly describing poetry as imagery, desire, and proof in vivid, sometimes brutal, mosaics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sandburg
Atlantic Monthly
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Puelicher
É. H. Puelicher
Cooperative Farm Marketing Notes
George E. Roberts
Journal
The
Germany
Mr. Roberts
Europe
National Treasurer’s Department
Washington, D.C
Reaches
Times Office
God
Falls Park
Heeukine
Pendleton Creamery Co
Eversweet Milk and
J.W. Jeffer’s, Bakery
Schooley’s Plumbing
Speck’s
Pendleton Times
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