North Dakota visitors and local community notes
County correspondence recounts visits from Mrs Toleserne and son from North Dakota, entertainments by Luther League, farm stays by Benson and Parker families, church events at Luther Church and Immanuel Lutheran, a gravel derailment incident in the rail yards, a theft of harness at Graettinger, and numerous social gatherings, baptisms, and local travel between communities including Doliver, Armstrong, Ruthven, and Maple Hill with regular church and farm union activities.
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Toleserne
North Dakota
Hans Olson
Ed. Stanvick
Wm. Gage
Maria Rashby
Luther League
P. Benson
Philip
A. B. Benson
Elnora
Genton Holden
C. Boyer
J. S. Brown
Edwin Penson
Silas
Ladies Aid
Oregon
Ben Nichtern
James Jacobson
Dakota
Morain
Earl Morain
Lemuel Parker
Alta
C Mekkelson
Parker
M. E
Brother O Mekkelson
Ll. F. Noble
J. C. Mekkelson
Lost Island Lake
C. C. George
Grinnell
Oscar Suss
Graettinger
Suss
Thomas Donlon
Dushuane
Roy Christensen
Albert Hansen
Norm Andrews
Florida
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
John Goldsberry
Chas. Higinbotham
Will Nehring
Minnesota
Floyd
Maple Hill
Grover
James Merrio
Grover Calahan
Armstrong
Juver
Wil Bornam
Arcadia
Jess Barber
Chas. Tues
Henry Weitzel
Eugene Pickell
Roy Merriott
Dolliver
James Whiteacre
Shannon
Whitacre
Mrr
FE. M. Pickell
Mraami
Ross Simpson
Emmetsburg
Ami
Jim Whitacre
Menry Whitacre
Shelden
James Merriott
Abe Pickell
Henry Havernam
Everett Davonte Patmtme
Northern Lumber Co. Bukting
OL Johnson
Kanawha
Johnson
The Federal Reserve a National Problem by William E Knox
The Federal Reserve system is essential to American banking and must be preserved. Controversy over details exists, but changes should serve broad public welfare. The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association will study and coordinate proposals to strengthen the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Knox
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankery Association
America
Mint coins extra medals and commemoratives face scrutiny
The United States mints produce medals beyond coins for army and navy leaders and presidents. Congress authorized 40,000 Norse arrivals medals and discussed commemorative half dollars for Stone Mountain and Civil War battles. Secretary Mellon opposed the practice but Congress approved coins with premiums to fund events, though many issued coins failed to circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Treasury
Congress
Restaurationen
Minnesota
Stone Mountain
Lee
Jackson
Minutemen
Lexington and Concord
Green Mountain
Bannington
Vermont
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Stoughton
Mass
California
Mellon
Monroe
Journal American Bankers. Association
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy On Stocks And Banks
Aunt Emmy cautions Helen about guaranteed stock promises and high risks. She recommends verifying who you deal with and consulting a bank before investing. The exchange price and future value cannot be guaranteed, and trust in promoters is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
Helen
Aunt Emmy
Stock Exchange
Lsten
United States
A. B. Aymes
Tomoh
Restricting Loans on Uneconomic Farming
Bankers in rural areas face a duty to avoid funding farming systems that are unlikely to succeed. Loans should reflect careful discussion of risks and profits, recognizing a lender borrower partnership. A list of cautious investor tips follows, warning against risky schemes and speculative ventures.
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Petersburg
Twelve Mile Lake
Carl Roeson
Camus, Wash
Ordean
Clyde Hughes
Ruthven
Earl Sturgeson
Adwa
Plos. Anderson
Jackson Minn
J. M. Anderson
Olen Anderson
Wal’ Ilingford
Wallingford Luth
Churce J. Hensen
Nerse
Halvor Egertsor
Immanuel Lutheran
Palestine Lutheran Church
F. A. Musson
General Merchandise
Grover, Iowa
Our
Prince Albert
The
Mint
Handy Cash
Lincoln and
13Th
Handy Cash Grocery and Service Station
M. J. Morrissey
Mgr
Lincoln
East Main Street
Estherville
Iowa
Court House
S$. M. Osgood
WM. Foshier
Remington Portable
Remington
Vindicator
Republican