Banker farmer cooperation promotes balanced production in agriculture
The American Bankers Association backs banker farmer conferences at state colleges to foster coordinated credit and marketing. In Oregon a local bank provided a $16,000 line for dairymen to buy purebred Guernseys, enabling county herd expansion and turning the area into a regional Guernsey center.
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American Bankers Association
Texas Agricultural College
Agricultural and Livestock Associations
Intermediate Credit Bank
Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Iowa
Illinois
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Oregon Bankers Association
Astoria
Oregon
Guernsey
Farm People and Wealth Highlight 1921 Data
Walter W Head of the American Bankers Association notes that over ten million people work in agriculture, 26.3 percent of those over ten. Farms contribute over a quarter of national wealth, farm products make 40 percent of value of manufacturing, and food products comprise 31 percent of exports in 1921.
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Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
Caught in Passing and Paradoxical Wit on Morals
A reflective collection of wry maxims on money, virtue, humor, bargaining, and human folly. The piece mocks self awareness and social pretenses with cynical quips about wealth, anger, and perception.
Frances Belle Mahoney 17 Dies After Tuberculosis Surgery
Frances Belle Mahoney of Marshalltown Iowa died at 1 a m on April 17 1924 after bowel tuberculosis. Born May 18 1906 in Boyden Sioux County she moved to Marshalltown in 1923 and was a Boyden High School 1923 graduate. Survived by parents three sisters Edna Mildred Esther and brother Edward Jr Funeral at United Presbyterian church Boyden cemetery interment in family lot.
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Frances Belle Mahoney
Edward G. Mahoney
Marshalltown
Boyden
United Presbyterian Church
W. T. McConnell
Sioux County
Iowa
Frances
Boyden High School
Edna
Mildred
Esther
Edward, Jr
Card of Thanks for funeral aid and flowers
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted at the funeral of our beloved daughter and friend. We also thank everyone for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Mahoney and family and Arthur Van Dyke.
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I. G. Mahoney
Arthur van Dyke
Infant Matilda Winter Dies of Whooping Cough
Matilda Winter infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wim H Winter born March 5 1924 died Monday April 21 at home north of Boyden from whooping cough and bronchitis. Survived by parents and three brothers. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM at home with Rev William Badke of the Lutheran church officiating. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery. The Reporter expresses sympathy.
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Matilda
Wim. H. Winter
United Presbyterian Church Services and Events
Sabbath School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. U U meeting at 7:15 with 8:00 preaching. Morning theme Inherited Blessing Huguenot Walloon Tercentenary. Evening theme The Fathers die but the Word of God Lives. Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs Sieba Van Diepen Thursday P M May 1st.
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Ladie's Aid Society
Sieba van Diepen
Van Dyke & Son Furniture Store Closure Notice
Owing to the fact that we will discontinue our Furniture Store in Boyden Iowa we kindly request all those who are indebted to us to come in and make settlement Van Dyke and Son Boyden Iowa 15 1 £.
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Boyden
van Dyke & Son
Iowa
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