Locals note fish catching at Cataract and reunion attendees
Residents from Advance and Lebanon attend a White cotton reunion with many Smiths and Adams families listed among attendees. A farm/hard-land inquiry seeks fall delivery land for sale, contact L Jones, Box 889, Olney Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cotton
Ollie Smith
Ernest Smith
James Smith
Bob Fulwider
John Whitecotten
Advance
Roselle
Lora Smith
Cynthia Rice
Lebanon
Ora Sutton
Ona Denny
Elmer Smith
Indianapolis
Wm Wall
New Ross
Hart
L. Jones
Olney
No longer wanted items fill many households
The article notes that most people own a piece of furniture or a farm implement they have discarded and no longer want, reflecting common attitudes toward old possessions.
Representatives from all states at New York finance capital
A profile of New York banking as a national hub shows that 60 percent of top executives were born outside New York, with origins across many states. The piece explains bankers’ banks, interbank credit, and local collateral like farm notes that tie rural America to Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
New York City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
Maryland
Delaware
Vermont
Mississippi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Minnesota
Iowa
Florida
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Indiana
Wisconsin
Georgia
California
Montana
Maine
West Virginia
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Molly
The High Cost of Cheap Money
Economist E. E. Agger argues in the Journal of the American Bankers Association that cheap money fuels speculation, raises prices, and burdens government and citizens. He cites Civil War expenses, wealth redistribution, and social harm from inflation as evidence that soft money harms thrift and stable credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E. E. Agger
American Bankers’ Association
Agger
Economic unity among producers and consumers urged by bankers
The piece argues that groups from farmer to consumer share a common stake in fair returns and the healthful product supply. It stresses that lack of economic understanding causes conflict between capital and labor and stresses mutual interests across production stages under J H Puelicher of the American Bankers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
Gompers Critiques State Socialism And American Freedom
Samuel Gompers argues that state socialism conflicts with the American instinct for freedom and self rule. He says Americans want to shape the state, not be fitted into bureaucratic niches by a powerful regime. The idea of an all powerful state repels the national mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Ssmuel Gonpers
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College of Missions
Yris Newspaper
Mik
Tadls
Finance Capital
Francis H. Sisson
F. H. Sisson
E. Agger
Binder Twine
Rohn & Walker
Hustler Office
Tanselle
Quality Shoe Shop
H. H. Turnham
Lebanon ST
Hustler
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