Financial bulletin blasts secretary of treasury over money market impact
A Bayne, Hine KR& Company bulletin faults the secretary of the treasury for aggressively moving income tax funds to federal reserve banks, arguing it tightened money markets more than any part of commerce. It notes June to July 1 rate hardening, gold imports, and looming tax receipts while predicting continued liquidity shifts and rising internal cash calls from crop movements and foreign loans.
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The
Treasury
Bayne, Hine Kr& Company
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Danka
Federal Reserve Law
New York Clearing House
Federal Reserve
New York
None Injured in Auto Collisions
Two automobile accidents reported near politics headquarters on Saturday evening. Ellis Fredrickson said his car stopped on Fourth Street between Lafayette and Sycamore when a street car hit from behind, causing a chain collision with the car ahead. no injuries. J. B. Cohn on Fifth Street between Allen and Wellington hit a horse and buggy driven by Roy Hogan of Reymond. four young men in the buggy were uninjured though the buggy was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poliics
Ellis Fredrickson
Fourth Street
Lafayette
Sycamore
J. B. Cohn
Fifth Street
Allen
Wellington
Roy Hogan
Reymond
Altho
Waterloo Swelters Through Hottest Night
Waterloo endured a blistering spell with last night as the hottest of the season. Observer Ralph B. Shppy noted a 76 degree low and 99 degree high, short of the two week peak of 103. Heat-driven winds and bright sun created a furnace-like scene as residents sought shade, cool breezes, and water. Parks and picnic grounds thronged while pavements and sidewalks remained scorching. The bathing beach drew crowds and the Waterloo Military Band performed at night.
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Ralph B. Shppy
Waterloo
Waterloo Military Band
Muddy Roads Hit Chickasaw County Auditor Says
In a drenched Waterloo district after a heavy Friday night rain J. J. Rainbow, county auditor, dodged mud holes during a car trip through Chickasaw County. He noted distant lightning, good corn in Bremer and northern Black Hawk, but excess rain in Chickasaw slowed growth there.
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Drouthy
Waterloo
J. J. Rainbow
Chickasaw County
Bremer
Black Hawk
Charles City
Local Notices List Names Incomplete Entries
A fragmentary OCR notice mentions individuals including J. F. Gerstenberger of Hazleton Rose R. Strawn of Stanley Edward Madison of Waterloo Mamie Darblous with scattered data and a date placeholder. The readable items suggest a register of licenses or notices with partial names and locations.
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J. F. Gerstenberger
Hazleton
Rose R. Strawn
Stanley
Dward Madison
Waterloo
Mamie Darblous
Breeding Creates High Yield Emmer Wheat Variant
An article in Farm and Firesides discusses Professor Buffum and cross fertilization to produce a superior strain of winter emmer. The new line, developed from Montana to Mexico, reportedly yields from 40 to 104 bushels per acre under dry farming and up to 152 under irrigation, with drought and rust resistance. It describes bearded heads, large heavy grain, and fall planting to maximize winter moisture.
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B.C. Bufftain
Edison
Marconi
Buffum
Luffum
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Montana
Mexico
Louisiana
Appese
Large Herd Driven Clear Across Town 1816 Iowa cattle drive
In 1816 a herd of 600 cattle was driven across Iowa from St Charlies Missouri to Lord Sel kirk's Red River colony at Pem bina North Dakota. Dick Carr and B L Musick led the drive with Giles Sullivan helping to Des Moines river area. The narrative is summarized from The Iowa Journal of History and Politics.
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Vincennes
Sullivan
Tem
Carr
Musick
Skunk
Des Moines
Sonmio
Selkirk
Iowa
St. Charlies
Lord Selkirk
Red River
Pembina
N. D
Dick Carr
B. L. Musick
Iowa Journal of History and Politics
State Historieal Society of
Towa
Garr
Giles Sullivan
Mississippi
Alfalfa Pasture Is Recommended for Livestock Pastures
Farm Life advocates alfalfa pasture for cattle and sheep but warns of potential fatal bloat in wet or rank growth especially with red clover. Do not graze until well established and avoid heavy stocking before one year after seeding. A prudent plan is to rotate alfalfa fields after three to five years and reseed elsewhere to maintain soil fertility.
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F. D. Coburn
Ohio State
Alfalfa Growers’ Association
Farming Is Called Most Normal Life in America
The Detroit Free Press argues farming, not industry, is the normal life and vital to the nation. It cautions that turning farming into a money making venture would harm the country, noting farming sustains children and national census growth through generations. Dean Hunt of the California College of Agriculture emphasizes farming should support a successful family rather than be owned as an absentee business.
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America
Detroit Free Press
United States
Dean Hunt
California College of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Campavedl
Poe
Phicea
Sean
Astonishing Iron Power Claim for Nervous People
Dr. Sauer promotes Nuxated Iron as a miracle remedy to raise strength in weak, nervous individuals. He asserts iron deficiencies cause fatigue, poor digestion, and various ailments, and that two weeks of iron tablets can double endurance. The note offers a $100 charity pledge and money-back guarantee if strength does not double in ten days.
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New York
N. Y
Sauer
Europe
Stxdy
Iran
Joder Pharmacy
Wangler Bros. Co
Inemanhd
Carburetor Tuning Tips for Farm Automobiles
A farm life column advises on maintaining auto performance with careful carburetor and oil choices, cooling and tire care, and rust prevention. It stresses consistent maintenance, using one oil brand, proper radiator water, soft water, and careful tire inflation adjustments for hot weather. Regular cleaning, lubrication, and gentle driving help prevent overheating.
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Rendre
Weber
Mike
Allie
Alwaky
Po Diferescu
Iowa bridges set new standards in farm life coverage
The Farm and Fireside notes highlight three bridge essentials strength durability and beauty in Iowa's new bridges. It cites college minded farming tone and states nearly 600 standard designs were provided to state counties during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Checking Up Valuations on Interstate Railroad Cars
Officials from the government checked valuations of the Illinois Central railroad in the city this morning. Work on the Minnesota division is finished and offers await to begin valuation checks on the Iowa division which handles all property west of Cedar Rapids.
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Illnois
Jall Meeting Held at County Jail Inmate Interest
The first Jall meeting in five or six weeks was held yesterday at the county jail conducted by G A Sheridan with a corps of workers led by Mrs J M McStay in charge of planning the sessions Mrs D T Houder also present and assisted Mr Sheridan spoke on David's prayer with six inmates showing unusual interest Ruth Sheridan and Mrs Wright sang past event reported with local tone.
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Sal Merting
Counsty
G. A. Sheridan
J. M. McStay
D. Tt. Houder
Sheridan
David
Misa Ruth Sheridan
Wright
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the Conqueror
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Pallas Pictures Presents
Dustin Farnum
Davy Crockett
Frank Mayo
Palace Theatre
Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Grace Valentine
Dorian
Billie Burke
Gloria
Scharfenberg’s
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First National Bank Building
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