Local News Briefs and Social Notices From Cedar Falls
Mrs A R Miller left for Evanston Ill after visiting relatives here. Mrs T E Nicholson of north of Washington visited her son Carl Nicholson and family. Miss Elizabeth G of Crawfordsville yesterday. Zait at Schmoeler Bros sees new fall suits and top coats. Henry Crooks of Crawfordsville was here on business. Local young men pledged to Alpha Chi Epsilon at Iowa State Teacher College Cedar Falls: Carlton Lytle Galefisher and Clarence Rain.
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T. E. Nicholson
North of Washington
Carl Nicholson
Elizabeth G
Crawfordsville Sp
Schmoeler Bros
Jane
Henry Crooks
Crawfordsville
Iowa State Teacher College
Cedar Falls
Carlton Lytle
Galefisher
Clarence Rain
Alpha Chi Epsilon
Ten Years Ago Today items and market prices noted
A fragment lists sale prices for spotted polands around 49 dollars and hogs at 5.65. It mentions weather as mostly cloudy and colder tonight and notes readers can find the latest books at the news stand.
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McDaniel
Iowans Laud Hoover Plan to Ease Money Shortage
A historical note shows Iowans praising President Hoover's scheme to ease the money situation. It mentions extending credits against gold supplies to push money into circulation and support general commerce. The text reflects early 20th century debates on monetary policy and credit expansion.
Local notices and visits roll through Crawfordsville
Mr and Mrs HJ Boles leave for Rock Springs Wyoming after visiting Dr and Mrs J C Tolee and relatives. Elizabeth Boles to Petersburg Virginia to attend Southern College Hall. Irene Mitchell of Crawfordsville visiting Mrs Jonnie Mitchell. Mrs Lester Duke and two children return to Grinnell after visiting Mr and Mrs A J Griffith. Raymond Anderson of Crawfordsville on business. Mrs John McConaughey of Mt Union shopped here. Mrs GB French and Miss Mary French visit Cedar Rapids to see Dr Paul French. Harry Irwin living at Colenso Annex while working with state banking department at Brighton Savings Bank. Dutch bulbs from Holland at Oetjen's Seed Store. Davis of on bust Harlan Cummings of Wayland visits. Helen Jones ill but improving. doctors determined illness not infantile paralysis. Read the Classified Ads.
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HJ. Boles
Rock Springs
Wyo
Whiting
Grinnell
A. J. Griffith
Raymond Anderson
Crawfordsville
Schmoeller Bros
John McConaughey
Mt. Union
French
Mary French
Cedar Rapids
Paul French
Harry Irwin
Colenso Annex
Irwin
Brighton Savings Bank
Alba
Ness
Holland
Oetjen
Davis
Harlan Cummings
Wayland
Helen Jones
DA. Jones
Hoover Plans New Program to Relieve Financial Strain
A federal plan outlined by President Hoover seeks broad relief measures including Fed bank liquidity, banker committees to unlock deposits from closed banks, and possible creation of a finance corporation. The NY Clearing House pledges 150 million dollars, with Treasury Secretary Melton signaling further funding. Congress may amend the Federal Reserve Act, and farmers could gain via government capital to land banks. Hoover to meet real estate leaders at 2 PM to discuss mortgage issues amid a joint statement urging unity.
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Federal Reserve Banks
New York Clearing House Association Ready
Secretary of Treasury
Melton
Congress
Federal Reserve Act
Hoover
War Finance Corporation
Bank Board Applauds Community Loyalty Amid Reconstruction
The Washington National Bank Board of Directors issues a public note of gratitude for local loyalty and explains steps taken with Federal Reserve and National Banking Department guidance to meet a potential panic. They emphasize duty to depositors and the community, warn against withdrawals, and urge continued support to aid recovery and avoid economic ruin.
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On Journal
Fea
Federal Reserve Bank
National Banking Department
Washington National Bank
Washington
Washington County
Mary
Oskaloosa Woman's Relief Corps Visit Noted in Washington
DF auctioneer in Washington reports that all five members of the local Woman's Relief corps plus Mrs B Schmitt attended the corps meeting in Oskaloosa. Other attendees from here include Mrs A R Schmoeller and Alma Dodds, with a luncheon and inspection by Mrs Schmoeller. Several visitors arrived from Chicago, including Mrs Miller and her daughter, and Mrs Anderson and daughter, now en route to Las Animas California to visit relatives and veterans.
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Washington
Iowa
Woman's Relief Corps
B. Schmitt
Oskaloosa
Ethel Stele
Oleeta Stewart
Longwell
Schmoeller
Oskaloosa Corps
K. M. Miller
Dauhter
Mary
Thomas D. Anderson
Sevilla Jean
Chiro
Miller
Blanche Guthrie
Mildred Guthrie
Mary Miller
Las Animas
Calo
Carl Guthrie
Doctor Simmons Freed After Murder Charge Dismissal
Sioux City Oct 7 Dr Howard J Simmons was cleared today as Judge Miles W Newby dismissed second degree murder charges in the death of Dorothy Graham 22 a stenographer who died last March The case had alleged an illegal operation by Dr Simmons led to Miss Grahams death president county attorney Prichard had recommended dismissal
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Sioux City
Howard J. Simmons
Dorothy Graham
Prichard
Miles W. Newby
Simman
Miss Graham
York City traveler arrives in town with friends for a visit
Murray Reed of York City arrives in California for the winter trip and spends a few days visiting with friends Mrs. Ella Meall and Mrs. Wabneeta Ingalls.
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