Pride of Products Tells How to Rase War Prosperity Speech
Speech by Mr. Forgan at the Retailers' Commercial Union outlines how postwar prosperity stems from credit expansion and rising prices. He argues prices rose first then credit, defends profiteering as involuntary, and explains banking mechanics from deposits to Federal Reserve actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forgan
Retailers' Commercial Union
Chicago
Nations City
Bank of Chiceko
of National City Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve, Bank
Ily
Joan
Noried
From the Federal Reserve to Old Economic Systems
A West Bend Journal opinion argues the Federal Reserve saved the nation from financial ruin after WWI. It contrasts the old system of isolated banks with a modern central bank and calls for refinancing Liberty Bonds tax free to relieve debt and stimulate export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
A. Hoad
Padéral
West Bend Journal
No Financial Trouble Seen by Fed Governor Harding
Gov W P Harding of the Federal Reserve in Washington told 2,000 delegates at the foreign trade convention on May 4 that there is no danger of general financial trouble. He urged thawing frozen credits by business movement and confidence, predicting a postwar period of solid permanent prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warding
Federal Reserve System
Washington
D. C
Harding
Pusineas
Federal Reserve
Tha
America
Holdogel May Run for Governor
Reports say Senator Holdogel of Rockwell City may enter the Iowa gubernatorial race. Observers note his active Senate record and ongoing speculation during the legislature’s session about a future candidacy. The article suggests he will not seek a special session this winter, allowing time to pursue the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdagel
Rockwell City
Iowa
Senate
Wanted—40 head of cattle or horses for pasture
Wanted a stockowner to supply about 40 head of cattle or horses for pasture with good water and fencing. Respond by calling 12 on 67 to H R Tatermill, Titonka, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H R. Tatermill
Titonke
Iowa
Local Elevator Changes Hands After Purchase
The Hubbard Grain Co. bought eleven Quaker Oats elevators and took possession this week. John A. Bleper is listed for a life job as manager. The transfer included Crystal Lake Hayfield Miller Hawley and six closer to Mason City. Sloper, formerly in charge, is rehired by the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Grain Co
Quaker Oats, Co
John A. Bleper
Goldmar
New Grain Company
Mason City
Crystal Lake
Hayfield
Miller
Hawley
Sloper
WIL START NEW BANK AT LEMARS IOWA
Machin formerly Vicw President of Titanica Savings Bank tours LeMars Iowa to establish Plymouth County Savings Bank with 26000 capital 10000 shares 140 each. Bank to open July 1 with incorporation papers filed. LeMars population 6000 hosts three banks and over six million in deposits.
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Machin
Vicw
Titanica Savings Bank
LeMars
Plymouth County Savings Bank
le Mara
Iowa
Sioux City
Martin
Cantata and Exhibits Set At Local High School
Future grades will stage a cantata at the high school with a fairy play featuring a queen fairies elves and blossoms on Friday May 2. Kindergarten pupils perform Helen's Dream as dolls with an overall school exhibit of manual training and domestic science work. Admission 2 1 2 cents for children and 40 cents for adults, proceeds fund a Victrola purchase.
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Kinder Garten
Helen
Second Annual Farm Bureau Picnic Slated for June Ninth
The Farmers Bureau announces its second annual picnic set for June 9 with enhanced entertainment and new attractions. J H Cunningham, secretary of the Town Farm Bureau Federation, will present information on the latest farm activities to involve all members without extra costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
J. H. Cunningham
Yown' Farm Bureau Federation
Kossuth County Farm Bureau Hosts Horseshoe Contest Picnic
The Kossuth County horseshoe pitching tournament draws teams from North and South with M Morrow of Algona and R L Roasman of Bancroft as captains. A E Clayton runs the event with a junior under fifteen contest supervised by C B Fist. The winner advances to the State Fair. last year the champions placed eleventh. Liberal rewards and additional games for girls are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
M. M. Morrow
Algona
R. L Roasman
Bancroft
A. E. Clayton
C. B. Fist
Tater
Mrs Dorothy Whitson Died At Waterloo After Illness
Mrs Dorothy Whitson mother of Mrs Walter Anderson southwest of town died Thursday after a long illness Funeral held Sunday interment at Waterloo She was 46 born October 10 1874 at Manhattan Illinois. She married Charles Edward Whitson in 1892 and had six children Kenneth Elva Ferne Russell Margaret and one infant who died. The Whitsons moved to Waterloo in 1908 where she remained active in Gospel Hall She cared for the sick and helped friends In later years she endured illness with faith and patience She died May 7 1921 after a sudden last illness She leaves husband two sons Kenneth Varley of Waterloo and Russell of Titonka three daughters Mrs Walter Knnapp Havre Montana Mrs Walter Anderson and Margaret Henriet ta of Titonka three grandchildren one sister two brothers and many friends
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Dorothy Whitson
Elva
Ferne
Russell
Margaret
Walter Anderson
Ale
Lima
Kenneth Varlay
Waterloo
Titonka
Mia
Wary Knnapp
Havre
Montana
Margaret Henrietta
Titonke
Wesley News Notes Readers learn of births deaths and incidents
Bram and Mrs Max Studer welcome a baby boy last Saturday while John Harris mourns his father in Pontiac. Fred Scott earns a Rock Island fieldman promotion. Four Algona Golf Club members train for sport. John Weiland Jr is accidentally shot. bullet removed after X-ray.
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Wesley News
Bram “Sepwen
Max Studer
Max
J. W
H. M. Harris
Pontiac, Jr
John Harris
H. M
Fred
Scott
Go-Gas
Rock Island
Ill
Hera
Wesley
Algona ‘Golf Club
Guy M Butts
Julius Kunz
Edward King
Ihna A. Gerdes
Fanny Lookling Cubs
Sheam
Hall
John Weiland Jr
J.J Weiland
Joe Mallegek
Sunnyside Farm
Dr. Smith
Magon City
Jon
Mallecek
Elderly Farmer Struck By Stroke Near Town
John Grothaus, a retired farmer southeast of town, suffered a paralytic stroke last week. Found by his granddaughter, he was taken to his daughter Mia’s home. Doctors from Delta and Sigourney attended, hoping for recovery. Buffalo Center Tribune reports. Silver King Seed corn for sale Nelson Bros.
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John Grothaus
Mia
Stelmétz
del Grothaus
Delta
Iowa
Dul- In
Sigourney
Mr. Grothaus
Local athletes win third at Algona track meet
Local High School boys placed well in a regional track meet at Algona with George Bonnekeyer and Robert Fisher leading in multiple events. Bonnekeyer earned second in the 100 yard dash and shot put and third in the broad jump while Fisher won the broad jump and discus throw. Newville Hansen and the relay team also contributed solid points as LuVerne edged several teams for top finishes.
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Algona
Kassuth
Brtack
Hora
Jana
Laverne
George Bonnekéer
Robert Fisher
Lir Verné
Boya
Luverne
Algara
Cote Ted
Thontra
Burt
Sence
Chard
Syd
Lakota
Peeeeves
Ledyard
Iowa Beautiful Land a Short Spin About a Proposed National Park
The piece extols Iowa as the Switzerland of the state with Lake Okoboji as a summer resort and Clear Lake with cottages and baths. It notes existing state parks and natural wonders, claims Iowa leads in water power and per capita wealth, and cites automobile expenditure in 1919.
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Iowa
Switzerland
Gkoboji
Tisra and
Clear Lake
Towa
Devil's Barkbone
Oakland
Mills
Boneyard Hollow
Wildcat Dan
Ley Park
Penatural Bridge
Virginia
Kentucky
Lowata
Guadlina
Tota
Californ
Scoop at Wesley Post Office Aims for Office
Scoop Sturdevant editor of the Wesley News World with Julian Kunz visited Titanica Saturday evening to discuss business and visit old friends. Scoop has circulated a petition for the Wesley post, signed by nearly every Wesley businessman, with W. W. Finnton's term not due to end until next August. Sturdevant expects appointment and faces no opposition, while Finnton has held the post for eight years and would likely continue if not for the candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturdevant
Wesley News-World
Julian Kunz
Titanica
Wesley Post Ofice
Wesley
W. W. Finn
Nashy
Finn
Werley Neary
Notich Co BusS Haulers Bid Notice and Sales
Bids for bowling school purposes will be received until June 1 1021 at a set price per mita per duy. Also offered for sale pure bred Barred Rocks baby chicks no hatching after June. A new 28 by 30 house with features is for sale near a church. Full blood African Geese eggs and Pekin duck eggs available. Thorobred Red Rock eggs for hatching at 1 60 per setting.
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Notich CO Buss
Bupses
Duy
Wm. Boyken
Iatentess
G. M. Squires
Titanica
Mrs. W. Hulsman
Miles
Titonka
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Forgen
Federal Reserves Bank
Woodrow Wilson
Zm S
Pice
Matey
Aitua Hon
Avancé Corporation
Quaker ’S Oats
J Hubbard Grain Company
Magon
WIL
BANK
Rilver King Seed Corn
Gale
Nelaon Bros
Titonka High School
ER Wesley Post
Servion
Henry H. Folkarte
Buffalo Center
Laws
Thorobred
Rock Eyes
M. Squiras
Titonta
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