26 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
1
In Des Moines Iowa farmers resisted foreclosures by bidding cows at a dime to satisfy a judgment. The sale followed renewed efforts to forestall mortgage foreclosures and pressure legislative relief. George Rosander of Perry Iowa saw his cow sold and later reclaimed by farmers who bid it back.
A $2,500 judgment yielded only $45.05 for mortgagees at yesterday’s sale. About 1,500 farmers attended, with horses selling for 16 cents and a tractor for $1.50. In Nebraska 4,000 farmers gathered at J. H. Bends farm near Stanton to gain postponement of a sale of credits on John Reynold’s bankrupt renter. In Iowa 200 farmers watched Max Leu’s farm sale, the insurer’s bid of $20,100 freeing Leu from encumbrance. Wisconsin county attorney Harold Dakin issued warrants against 11 farmers for alleged mortgage foreclosure prevention, threatening prosecution despite death threats from Iowa and Georgia.
The Washington Co Free Library lists newly shelved books including Bridge Peking Picnic Chase A New Deal Davies Romantic Quebec Deeping Smith Hodgson Federal Regulations of Bankyn Kyne Two Make a World Muller Still More Tenates Wright Ma Cinderella The December business conditions report shows a 9 percent rise in December production at slaughter houses in the Seventh Federal Reserve District.
Readers advised to ease stomach trouble by skipping a meal and drinking plenty of water. A spoonful of Adherika is suggested each morning to cleanse stomach and bowels, per Cauff man and Co. Ady.
Pat Crowe, former outlaw, will speak at Hotel Alexander to discuss vocational guidance for youth and support for a bill to create training camps for homeless or troubled boys. He was involved in the Omaha kidnapping case and has lectured locally on crime prevention. He spoke to the Triangle Club at the YMCA last night.
An appeal of the Public Service Commission valuation on Potomac Edison properties will be filed in circuit court within days by Francis J. Carey for the company. The move is without prejudice to the pending PSC hearing set for February 7 after the November 29 valuation ruling.
The Senate approved Senator Carter Glass's banking bill in a 54 to 37 vote, sending it to the House after a long filibuster era. The measure aims to overhaul national banking laws with more than 25 changes including an $800 million Federal corporation to aid depositor recovery and tighter controls on bank executives borrowing.
Advertises Fasteeth powder to secure false teeth with no gummy taste and deodorize. Claims improved comfort and easy use sold by druggists.
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