Northwest improving as Minneapolis bank reports gains
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank notes in mid November improvements in the district. Loans repaid totaling about 11 million and rediscounts with other banks eliminated. Gold reserves up 7 million and rates cut from 6 to 4 3 percent. Savings and investment sales rose in October and twin city deposits near 100 million show a 3 percent rise.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
John HH. Rich
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve
Altho
Liberty Bonds
Twin City
Hull High Students Excel In Declamatory Contests
In last week’s high school event John Brower won oratorical, Carol DeMots dramatic, and Julia Curtis humorous. The town notes social visits, church activities, basketball scores, and several local family milestones including newborns and moving plans.
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John Brower
Carol DeMots
Julia Curtis
Reiman D. Mayer
Ames
Maris
Wilson
Sioux City
F. W. Whitford
Sheldon
Croat
O. F. Lutten
Lester
Ladies Aid of the
ME Church
H B Buarks
C. Gibson
M. E. Church
Hutchinson
Kessler
Rock Valley
Pluinstre
Harm Steel
Hull
Kenneth Squires
Rolfe
Squires
Nevada Hall
Cisne
Cherokee
W. Popma
H Huibretgse
Minnie Huibretgse
Gerritt Vogt
Boyden
B. A. Saeger
Rock Rapids
Mr. L. W. Kellogg
Mr. J. Henderson
Public Dances At Gem Theatre Criticized
Little Rock readers condemn recent Gem Theatre public dances as disgraceful with moonshine evident and several fast women from Sion Falls performing in a disgusting manner. City leaders may act to prevent such exhibitions in future events.
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Little Rock
Gem Theatre
Gem
Sion
Moonshine Run Leads to Jail for Two Minnesotans
Edgar Jackson and Joe Spinger husking corn near Hull were arrested in Sanborn by the marshal after authorities found eight quarts of taxless whiskey in their car. A preliminary hearing before the mayor led to the pair being bound over to the grand jury and sent to Primghar for safekeeping.
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Edgar Jackson
Joe Spinger
Minnesota
Hull
Sanborn
Iowa
Boyb
Grand Jury
Primghar
What Christmas Means
The Christmas festival is more than a vision, a poetic view of life. It rests in history and faith, shaping worship and daily living. Christmas has given humanity spiritual purpose, a kinder habit, and a warmer atmosphere as life is interpreted by the light of Bethlehem.
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Bethlehem
Hamilton Wright Mebie
Origin of Christmas Forty Years Later
The article discusses Christmas origins from its 1st celebrations around 98 AD to its official adoption as a Christian festival in the fifth century and the December 25 date. It notes Saturnalia in Rome, Yule traditions, the Yule log, St Nicholas, and the German cradle dances that helped Christianity spread, plus Christmas feasts with goose and turkey. It also reports a home robbery at the J A Stutzman residence, mentioning items stolen and a lack of clues.
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Rome
Germany
St. Nicholas
Santa Claus
Asia Minor
St. Nick
Egypt
Qeus
St. Joseph
Andred Tille
Cold Chicken Cutlets From A Simple Mixture
Cold boiled chicken mixed with crumbs egg and cream forms cutlets. Dip in hot fat until crisp and serve with cream.
The Cradle Rocking Custom Spreads Across Europe
The article traces how cribs and cradle rocking became a widespread Christmas custom in Germany Italy France and beyond. It notes children visit churches to view lifelike scenes and pray to the Christ child, and that the practice extended into homes among both Catholic and Protestant communities.
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Germany
Italy
France
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Jacob van Zwol
Northwest Recovering
Hull News
Steinmiers
Michigan
George Winch
George
P. V. Lynch
Johnson
Sousa
O. PF. Lutten
de Noble
Here
Paterson
N. J
FON
Christ
MAMAS
Miss Fern Bogenrief of
Everly
J. C. Pryde
Pillsburys Best
Prairie Queen
Occident
Graham
Home Bakery
Gus Stegemann
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