United States as a creditor nation and investor
Dr. Julius Klein asserts the United States is the world’s finance center and the greatest creditor nation. He notes foreign investment in American industry surged to seven and a half billion dollars by 1929, with European capital owning many plants and railroads, yet foreign investments are viewed as stabilizing for the future.
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Julius Klein
Dr. Klein
Europe
Marion
Arthur Stilwell
Quila
America
Berland
Penneyivenis
South
Klein
Woodrow Wilson on agricultural acts and farming programs
President Wilson outlines a broad agricultural program highlighting the cooperative extension act and the Federal Farm Loan Act. He notes increased federal and state funding for farmer education, rural marketing improvements, and the placement of farm specialists in counties. Emphasizes banking reforms to assist farm loans and secure rural credit.
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Lever
Federal Reserve Acta
Woodrow Wilson
Breweries for employment plan sparks labor critique
A prominent labor figure proposes opening beer breweries to curb unemployment affecting millions. Critics warn it would harm bootleggers and non-producers, while workers in radio and automotive sectors face uncertain outcomes amid debates on productivity and luxury.
Warner Bros Profits Highlight Gasoline Drives War-Era Economy
In early 20th century wartime notes, creditors claim $90,000 paid by other nations for damages funded government uses. Amid unemployment, Warner Bros and other studios posted profits exceeding $10,000,000 in half a year, while gasoline producers earned over $50,000,000. Everyday grocers and professionals face financial strain.
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Warner Bros
Children Increase Library Circulation at Dibble Memorial
The Dibble Memorial Library reports its summer circulation as the largest in its history with most readings by children. Mrs. Leon Holley notes rising interest and city officials expect the Aiken Library may need to expand operations to meet demand.
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Dibble Memorial Library
Leon Holley
Aiken
For Sale Four Large Avenings And Four Porh Shades
For sale four large avenings nearly new and four long poreh shades offered at a reasonable price. Call Mrs Walter Duncan at J 382 or 211.
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