Farmers and Bankers Meet in Conference at Hotel Russell Lamson
The Iowa farmers and bankers gather for a conference led by L. A. Andrew Ottumwa president of the Iowa Bankers Association. He says the event is purely educational and aims to find common ground amid rapid business changes and credit strains. He notes banks hold farmer deposits, loans depend on them, and recent declines in Iowa deposits and rising debt require cautious, cooperative action to aid farming and state prosperity.
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Hotel Russell- Lamson
L. A. Andrew Ottumwa
Iowa ‘Bankers’ Association
Ann. Andrew
Andrew
Farm Bureau
Banks
Iowa
Banke
Towa
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Superintendent of Banks of
Tgwa
Old Pinex cough syrup recipe promises quick relief
A claimed famous old remedy for coughs outlines making syrup from 23 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives. The ad asserts fast action within 24 hours, helps bronchitis and hoarseness, and warns to ask for 244 ounces of Pinex with directions.
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Pimex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Rural cooperative plans and market reforms urged in Iowa text
A call urges conservative farm relief through stable pricing and credible data. It advocates government licensed elevators, warehouse storage, and rural credit to insulate farmers from supply demand swings, citing wool storage success and banker cooperation. It warns of a period of lower prices, urges careful protection of productive farmers, and notes Iowa births in late October into November.
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I Farm Organization
Central West
Town Bankers Association
Towa
Car Sold in Oelwein Stolen in Minnesota Found in California
Oelwein Iowa November 16 The San Diego police chief wired auto dealer Thomas Carnall to locate the owner of a car picked up there believed stolen. Carnall said he sold it to a woman in Warcoma then it was stolen in Minneapolis. A large crowd attended supper at the M E church basement Monday night. Knights of Columbus will stage a minstrel show soon. A producer’s representative arrived to direct rehearsals. The John Swarts home is quarantined for scarlet fever and the A H Heidt home for smallpox. A man with a skidding car Sunday broke an electric post and damaged five globes, cost about eighty dollars not including car repairs. Harvey Kiefer Hazelton left Oelwein Monday with cattle and sheep for Chicago. The Gipe home on Sixth Avenue North released from smallpox quarantine. Mrs William Collins and daughter Marie visiting relatives in the twin cities. T S Foster visiting Battle Creek Michigan, his former home. Mr and Mrs W A Schiess went to Chicago for a sister’s wedding. Miss Mabel Flinn visiting sister in Valley City SD. Game Warden Hartsough and a man from near Fairbank in Superior court Monday, charged with hunting before season and with gui2 license. He was fined 345 35.
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Oelwein
San Diego
Cal
Thomas Carnall
Rall
Warcoma
Minneapolis
M. E
Knights of Columbus
John Swarts
A. H. Heidt
South Frederick Street
Harvey Kiefer
Chicago
Gipe
Sixth Avenue North
William’ Collins
Marie
Twin Cities
T. S. Foster
Battle Creek
Mich
W. A. Schiess
Mabel Flinn
Valley City
Hartsough
Fairbank
Superior Court
State of Ohio Gains Control of Harrison Tomb Site
The tomb of Gen William Henry Harrison Old Tippecanoe sits on a North Bend knoll near Cincinnati and has passed to state ownership as six acres of land are transferred by quit claim deeds filed by State Representative Horace Boxser. The move places the site under state custody with a panoramic Ohio River view. A Des Moines chamber of commerce for women professionals has been organized there.
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Associated Press
Cincinnnati, O
William Henry Harrison
Ohio
North Bend
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Horace Boxser
County Recorder
Harrison
New York
California
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Health Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for bath skin and energy. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous taste, promising pink skin and buoyancy with nightly use. Millions of boxes sold at 15¢ and 30¢.
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Edwards
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