Federal Reserve Board Sets Course to Regulate Credit
Washington February report shows the Federal Reserve Board ready to use full reserve powers to curb credit expansion and aid commerce. It urges Congress to amend the act for normal credit lines and variable rates, warns against deflation, and stresses orderly adjustment of credit to balance production and prices with cooperation from business and investors.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Banking System
Congress
Teswever
Fiscal friction links to Federal Reserve tensions
The report notes indirect references to the Federal Reserve Banks. Paper tendered by foreign buyers could not be discounted at reserve banks due to legal limits, yet commercial banks holding it reportedly submitted order obligations for rediscounting, which otherwise wouldn’t have been routed through the system.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Central church hosts debate on national government administration
The men of Central church will hold a Tuesday 8 o'clock debate in the church on the subject Resolved That the present administration of the national government has been failure. Attorney Joseph Hy Gritty will aid the affirmative and Attorney Harry Freebourn the negative. A 3:15 business session will precede. The pastor Rev L Vroman Schermertiern departs Wednesday to Helena for the State pastors Interchurch world conference and will be absent until Saturday.
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Central Church
Joseph Hy
Helena
Interchurch World Conference
Polly Learns Something New With a Soap Adventure
Neva Harrison narrates Polly’s mishap when soap runs out and a tiny elf named Go come back offers help. Polly and the elf soar in a dishpan through clouds to a magical land seeking a bar of soap and a lesson about remembering to order essentials.
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Neva Harrison
Polly
Gocomeback
Over the Clouds They Salted and Soap Tree Mystery
Polly and Go Comeback discover a tree with white bark that yields soap. They scratch and grind the bark to soap suds, washing dishes and plans to plant a soap tree beside their kitchen to avoid future soap orders. Polly marks a promise to Go Comeback to return.
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Polly
Gocomeback
Billions in revenue rise eyed amid tax reform plan
U S officials push for a billion dollar revenue increase from a new tax bill. The measure would fund enhanced internal revenue audits of all corporations with a projected gain of about 1 006 004 dollars per item. Seven rt accountants for Solera will be employed, and funds are provided in the bill to perfect counting. officials say the move is a step to improve calculations. In Philadelphia on Feb 23 the memory of Washington was honored with rituals at Independence Hall and the Paris city hall. The American flag gifted by Philadelphia two years ago was displayed.
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Washington
Solera
Pxchan
Philadelvima
Butte Montenegrin Literary Society of America Formed
More than 100 ex servicemen lead the Montenegrin colony in Butte as they launch the Montenegrin Literary Society of America to foster citizenship and American ideals. The group, with offices in Butte and charters filed, aims to recruit Montenegrins nationwide, promote naturalization, and educate members about U S government.
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Butte
Montenegrin Literary Society of America
Nicholas
United States
Wilson
Europe
Minnesota
Philip Prija
Gcaoe
Prija
Hutte
Road tax collection to start March 1 city plans
City Treasurer Herman Strasburg announces the March 1 start for road tax collection. All abled bodied men must work or pay. employers will deduct the levy from employees wages. Women are exempt. Personal tax collection to begin after March 4, with council to decide procedures. Catherine H. Pressler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Pressler, 102 West Silver, died yesterday. funeral scheduled this afternoon at Po'elock from the family home.
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Herman ‘Strasburg
Harry Pressler
West Silver Street
Miss Pressler
Harry Pressler Sr
Po'elock
Centralerian Sunday School Entertainment Draws Full House
The Sunday school entertainment at Centralerian was a brilliant success with the church filled to the doors and many unable to find seats. The program inspired attendees, featuring 8 Shields, a real estate man and member of the Sure.
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Shields
The
Sure
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Benefits
After years of medical practice Dr Pierce argues the stomach drives blood quality and that his Golden Medical Discovery, an alterative tonic from herbal extracts, strengthens red blood cells and cleanses the blood. The remedy, sold widely in tablets or liquid, offers a 10 cent trial package and free medical advice from the BuffaloInvalids' Hotel.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Violin Solo Highlight by Miss Charlotte Turner
Miss Charlotte Turner from Salt Lake City, a new school member, played two violin solos. She will thereafter perform in Sunday school every Sabbath. A very liberal offering was taken for the school treasury.
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Charlotte Turner
Salt Lake City
Bath
Adriatic Notes to be Published
Washington reports that notes exchanged between the United States and the Entente powers on the Adriatic question will be made public. The duplication is understood to be published with the consent of foreign governments. The latest reply to the Entente will be sent to Premier Davis. publication timing not specified. Rostov on the Don recaptured from Bolshevists by Denikin forces. 1,300 prisoners and 22 guns taken.
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Washington
United States
Scherm
Prom Sovints
London
Rostov-on- the-Don
Denikine
Russia
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