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D. Jackson
W. J. Caldwell
C. W. Livingston
John Young
J. W. Phelps
Senator Capper Blames Credit Killing Policy for Economic Destruction
Senator Capper argues that the Federal Reserve Board's deflationary policy caused major damage from Maine to California. He notes gold withdrawal, restricted loans, and a credit crunch leading to stagnation, collapsing cattle values, and widespread hardship for farmers and cattle raisers as equity eroded.
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Senator Capper
Maine
California
Federaleserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Board
Texas Farmer Demands Flexible Credit Amid Bank Drain
A Texas farmer laments losing an $18 equity as banks deny loans and calls for a flexible credit system. He condemns Wall Street influence and fears industrial collapse without credit, noting looming concerns reaching Washington as officials prepare to study the situation.
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Texas
Wall Street
John Sherman
Washington
Germany’s postwar victory shifts from arms to industry
Despite defeat on the field, Germany gains advantage in diplomacy and postwar growth. Freed from arming costs, it can focus on rebuilding industry, science, and trade. The piece argues Germany’s freedom from militarism marks its greatest historical victory and hints at future peaceful world influence.
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Germany
Kind Words From Bloomtown Reader Boosts Avalanche Spirit
Jacob Hi Brown from Bloommaton Illinois sends a note praising the paper for evident improvement and advertising vigor. He adds encouragement and a friendly blessing. Einstein quips about time after theory, joking about a late appointment.
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Jacob Hi. Brown
Bloommaton
Iinois
Einstein
Great Power of English Speaking Nations and Peace
The article argues that the English speaking nations hold supreme influence to shape global peace and force war ends. It warns that economic strength enables boycotts and blockades that could starve adversaries into terms, condemning the non English world to bankruptcy. If war lasts, foreclosures loom as the implied remedy.
Untimely Thoughts on Mormonism and Family Ties in Texas
A terse musing notes the futility of arguing religion in Texas and jokingly imagines a man with six mothers in law as a humorous reflect on contemporary family dynamics.
If You Are a Chronic Knocker Get Out of the Way
A terse civic admonition urges negative neighbors to step aside and allow others to take action. The wording frames the sentiment as a public virtue for constructive participation.
Changing Priorities in Marriage and Home Buying
A reflection notes a shift in newlyweds priorities from securing a home to purchasing an automobile as a first step in modern years. The piece contrasts old customs with current habits, suggesting economic and lifestyle influences shape this change.
County fairs and tax talk in the plains cities
San Angelo plans the greatest county fair this fall while Alpine aspires to host a world opening fair. A tax joke notes prohibition era duties on home brewers and the idea of abolishing income tax if collected from all home brewers.
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Uncle Sam
San Angelo
Plains
Alpine
War's toll contrasted with auto deaths at home
The speaker laments that about 70,000 soldiers were killed or wounded in the last 19 months while 91,000 people die in automobile accidents on streets and highways, including 25,000 children, noting how little attention is paid to this human loss.
Gold, reserves and the spur to industry
The piece argues the United States holds over 40 percent of world gold and a Federal Reserve balance above two billion dollars, yet industry and agriculture struggle. It suggests releasing money as bank notes would restart industry rather than preserving reserves.
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Federal Reserve
Reformers Target Tobacco Use Saving Money for Women
An editorial note suggests that spending over a million dollars annually on tobacco could be redirected to women’s beauty products like face powder and paint if reformers curb tobacco use.
Taxable change warned over large non tax investments
A speaker points to a national issue noting nearly 16 billion dollars are invested in non taxable securities nationwide. Cities and counties are expanding these holdings each year, signaling broad financial policy concerns.
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Congress
Farmers Strike for Higher Prices Would Endanger Strikers
The remark questions the impact on the balance of strikers if farmers also strike for higher prices, implying wider disruption and potential repercussions for those already striking.
Prices of building supplies and homes in Western Texas
The piece contrasts high building material prices with a home shortage, touting Western Texas as a cheap land option for adobe homes. It claims clay foundations, low land costs, good climate, and year round cattle grazing as selling points. The rambling column mixes satire and anecdotes about everyday life and local color.
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Texas
United States
Alcohol fermentation warning sparks grape fruit breakfast scare
The article claims the Volstead law may need amendment after chemists found that eating grapefruit with meals can ferment and create real beer like alcohol. It jokes about Alpine grocers and urges buying grapefruit now before a rush.
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Alpine
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