The Work of Credit Shape of bank loans to customers
A midwestern bank describes its loans to local customers showing how credit supports community life. Examples include a $100,000 loan to a shoe manufacturer, $395,000 to a wholesale grocer, $200 to a home owner with FHA aid, $300 for a dentist, and $30,000 to a refrigerator distributor. The piece notes the vast nationwide impact of such credit cooperation, totaling over 20 billion dollars.
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To & Wholesale Grocer
Enopara Ion
Federal Housing Administration
Banks Plan Advertising For Community Progress
Banks in rapid recovery areas seek to raise public understanding of banking through monthly newspaper ads. About 250 boards feature moderately priced material in articles across three columns by ten inches. The service aims to boost bank use and inform readers about services. Four advertising pieces accompany each monthly edition.
Bankers Back Active Agricultural Commission Effort
The Agricultural Commission of the American Hankera Association promotes helping farm customers with better financial accounting and operating methods. It publishes Making Farm Investments Sete and Factors Affecting Farm Credit as reference guides. It circulates a monthly Bulletin to about 10 000 readers and has appointed 2300 bankers nationwide as district focal points.
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The
Agricultural Commission of the American “Hankera Association
Simila
the Commission
Tt Hag
Commission
United States
Banking System Report Reveals Massive Deposits Across State
A vast banking system overview shows 3,000,000 people entrusting their deposits to banks statewide totaling about 44.2 billion dollars. The report highlights the scale of customer funds and the breadth of institutions involved in the Gutted State's financial network.
Large Liners Carry Less Cargo Than Small Ships
The article notes larger, modern liners carry far less usable cargo than smaller freighters and tramp steamers. Trans Atlantic and Pacific express ships often carry only mail and a few autos, while passenger access to bridge or wheelhouse is restricted in storms.
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Trans-Atlantic
Trans- Pacific Express
Pers
Hehdy 80
Chicago
Fribune
Zoo Weathering: Acouite Complexes In Zoos Noted
Dr Raymond Le Ditmars, curator at the New York zoo, notes curious animal traits. California sea lions readily swim in warm currents and sunny beaches, while polar bears from the Far North resist mid winter pond plunges. Bears import from tropics show heat relief by seeking private ponds.
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Raymond le Ditmars
New York
California
Ancient Shorthand Revealed Greek Basis for Egyptian Script
Milne of the British Museum reports a discovery of a key to ancient Greek shorthand used in Egyptian writing. The breakthrough, announced in London, promises to aid archaeologists and historians by unlocking decipherment of a long elusive script.
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BH. J) M. Milne
Mill- Seum
London
Milne
Armenian Church History Precedes Roman Empire Edict
The Armenians, not Romans, readopted Christianity with the Georgian Armenian church founded by Tiridetes in 801, eighty eight years before Constantine declared Christianity the empire's official religion. Coiller's Weekly.
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Tiridetes
Constantine
Coiller 'S
Ida Grove superintendent wary after poison ivy weed incident
Schell, Ida Grove Iowa schools superintendent, attempted a golf shot that rolled into a weed patch and required extraction. He later developed a painful rash from poison ivy plants, pausing to wipe sweat before realizing the exposure.
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Schell
Ida Grove
Iowa
Mean Thief Strips Shelf Bank Fund at Congregational Church
A theft report from the Congregational church in Shelt details a mean thief who broke a cover from the bank and stole money. Police investigation continues as locals seek witnesses.
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Congregational Church
Large American eagle shot by Waterloo hunters near Wagarly
Isadore Patterson and Claude Hossman of Waterloo were rabbit hunting near Wagarly Town when a large American eagle was sighted. Both fired at the bird, it landed, and Ty remained alive until three more shots were fired. The eagle weighed about 30 pounds with a seven foot wingspan, a five inch beak, and long talons.
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Isadore Patterson
Claude Hossman
Waterloo
Wagarly
Town
Salesman Dazes Family With Car Invasion At Carroll Farm
A salesman drove onto the Pred Sorensen farm near Carroll Town and entered the chicken house after knocking. The Sorensens watched as he was treed by a chicken and escaped unharmed after a scare.
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Sorensen
Carroll
Town
Grandpa Squash Mystery At Roy Johnson Field
Roy Johnson operates a stand near Spencer Town and finds a large squash marked Grandpa in yellow on its green surface. Mit Jossot suspects a manmade carving during growth, while the odd marking appears on the fruit found in the field.
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Roy Johnson
Sprencer
Mit Jossot
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Pracidie
Mithan
Eyla Oll
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Kane
ADL
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Joe Angel
Ey Bratraltaaty
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Lorie
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