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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
14
All persons with claims against the estate of Elizabeth Bender Wilson, deceased, must present them verified. All persons indebted to the estate should make payment to Hendersons and Salley, attorneys for the estate.
The article discusses the banker farmer relationship, urging prudent loaning, stronger security, and better farm diversification. It argues the interdependence of farming and country banking, promoting intelligent crop diversification and cost-reduction through soil health and intensive cultivation, while noting government stabilization aims to curb price swings. It questions stabilization of perishable crops and foresees mixed costs and potential market steadiness from new plans.
Wisconsin University expert Dean H L Russell says the new Agricultural Marketing Act creates a Federal Farm Board with extensive powers to advise plan and execute farm relief. He notes it enables borrower cooperatives to obtain cheap capital and aims to organize broader cooperative networks for orderly markets and farm welfare.
An examination of the banking situation notes that about one in ten banks failed over eight years, while nine in ten weathered the period. Success stems from sound principles, efficient management, and strong interbank cooperation led by clearinghouse associations to reform practices and raise safety standards nationwide.
Miss Elizabeth Shirley represented the U S Department of Labor at the Seville Exposition showcasing the Woman’s Bureau exhibit. The display featured seven miniature stage-sets of American women at work, a motion picture, and insights into Spanish working girls who dress similarly to their American counterparts and work alongside men in diverse fields.
The Children's Bureau of the Department of Labor issues The Child the Family and the Court introducing social jurisprudence. Grace Abbott notes the study examines law's operation as it intersects with socially vital issues as part one concludes and part two proceeds.
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