Rural Credit Law Makes Money Cheap for Farmers
The rural credit law lowers land loan costs with five to forty year terms and cooperative borrowing. Farmers in Nebraska report rates falling to five percent or less due to anticipated land bank competition, while loan associations form to obtain up to half land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Loan Board
Nebraska
Farm Loan Board
Democratic National Committee
East Forty-second Street
New York
Ten Questions for Voters About Hughes Campaign
Ten questions printed for readers to answer before Election Day allege why Hughes is backed by Wall Street, central bankers, tariff interests, neutrality foes, intervention advocates, trusts, conscription advocates, reform opponents, industrial critics, and GOP bosses. Questions imply broad political criticisms without listing concrete events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings of
Wall Street
Mr. Hughes
Federal Reserve System
Mexico
United States
Ayer backs Wilson with 1000 dollar donation
Frederick Ayer of the Union League club, a Republican financier and NY Tribune director, sends a $1000 check to Democratic National Committee chair Vance McCormick for the Wilson campaign along with a letter praising Wilson’s wartime leadership and patriotism.
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Frederick Ayer
Union League
New York City
Vance McCormick
Democratic National
Wilson
Hhis Ceck
Ayer
New York Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Hughes
Complete Accord With Roosevelt in 1916 Clash
A condensed record of declarations from Theodore Roosevelt and allies criticizing Wilson neutrality, urging a tough stance against Germany, denouncing Hughes alignment with Roosevelt policies, and warning that a Hughes victory would imply war. Includes dates June to September and remarks on German American loyalty and British ties.
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Roosevelt
Belgium
Germany
Root
Lodge
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Republican National Convention
Charles Hughes
Wilson
Hughs
Republi
Hughes
United States
Geremany
Lewiston
Maine
Wales
Charlea
England
Watherland
Mr. Tlughes
Aimerica
Roosevelt- Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Mu Ig Vo
Wen
Thoosevelt
Bughes
Regained His Caste and a Rich Host on the Siberian Steppes
A narrator recounts a Kirghiz meeting where wealth is measured in horses and cattle. The host boasts of thousands of horses, while others claim far fewer, revealing strange social dynamics as the bai’s wealth is compared to rulers like Sultan Djingir and Djuwabet, and the speaker admits owning only two cows.
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Koorman
Sultan Djingir
Sultan Djuwabet
Mm Bai
Assunius 5 and the Palm Beach deception
In Outlook, Nelson recalls a false boast to impress others by showing a bright photograph of a Palm Beach hotel. He claims ownership of a country house to boost his stock, causing amazement as the card value rises, then questions his own deception and seeks forgiveness.
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Assunius
Palm Beach
Florida
Nelson
To Stiffen Eggs Recipe Note
Instructions explain how to fix runny egg whites by adding a pinch of baking powder and whisking again to achieve a firm texture, noting possible causes such as yolk contamination or moisture.
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BOLTS
White House
Taft
Endedteison
Tibison
Maurice Connolly
BusudvEe
Iowa
Engebretson
Mr. Connolly
Pesta
Congress
Ackley, IA
Materie Townsend & Merrill Lg Ih
Trey
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