Wool market reforms proposed by Anaconda Standard leaders
They advocate cooperative marketing through their own organizations with government banking aid to dispose of wool as fabricating mills require. Currently only 10 to 20 percent is marketed this way. The plan aims to reform and improve the wool trade as urged by industry leaders and government officials.
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Jong
Wool Growers Unite for Reform in Montana Convention
Montana and western sheepmen pursue self reliance while pushing open range and forest regulation reforms. Tariffs and domestic wool supply support bolster industry as growers push organized, orderly marketing to curb past dumping and market volatility.
Installment Buying Widens Across Socioeconomic Lines
A Federal Reserve study shows 17.5 percent of 532 families surveyed in a 60 000 population city use installment credit. Rich or poor, the trend grows with 40 percent in poorer areas, 25 percent in middle class, and 5 percent of well to do households. Rural buyers also increasingly use time payments for farm gear and autos.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Midwest
Academy of Political Science Annals
Wilbur F. Plummer
Thrift Week reflections and political quips
The piece notes Thrift Week honors for Benjamin Franklin in Philadelphia with wreaths and school exercises. It argues for sensible spending alongside saving, cites public habit trends, and criticizes politicians and Mussolini as a hard working dictator.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
America
Ben Franklin
Mussolini
John W. O Leary United States Chamber Leader and Civic Figure
John William O Leary a Chicago banker and manufacturer born July 9 1875 is featured as a civic leader and business figure. He holds roles including president of the United States Chamber of Commerce and director of multiple banks industries and firms. The piece reflects on postwar deflation and industrial progress driven by innovation media and labor cooperation.
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Joan W. O'Leary
United States Chamber of Commerce
John William O'Leary
O'Leary
Chicago
Skim Milk and the Fate of Woman in History
The piece critiques early feminist optimism by citing W L George and historical views on women's roles. It argues progress will be slow, with women gaining broader opportunities but rarely achieving full equality. It notes ancient and classical prejudices, while acknowledging limited advances ahead.
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W. L. George
George
Radio listings by time zones and stations across the nation
A compiled schedule lists evening programs for stations in Central Mountain Pacific and other zones. It notes showtimes at WCCO WEAF WGN WDAF WOC WOW KOA KFI KFWB KGO KGW KHJ KPO with orchestras, dances, operas, concerts, and special programs through late night hours.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Man
Wesiey Barlow
WEAF
Wallie Erickson
WDAF
Kansas City
Town
WGN
Chicago
Draxe Concert Ensemble
Sam ‘N’ Henry
the Music Box
WOC
Davenport
Iowa
WOW
Omaha
Neb
Tracy Brown
KOA
Denver
Col
Scheuerman
Colrado
KFI
Los Angees
Cal
Trio
Packard Radio Club
KFWB
Hollywod
Pontiac
Mona Motor Qi! Company
Warner Bros
KGO
Oakland
Whitcomb
Frank Gibney
Proposal to turn St Sophia Mosque into a dancing hall
A group of businessmen proposed to convert the historic mosque of St Sophia in Constantinople into a dancing hall, arguing the building is unsuitable for religious services. The mosque, a famed site dating back to Constantine the Great, has undergone multiple changes over the centuries.
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Constantinople
St. Sophia
Constantine the Great
Call for Dietetics and Physical Culture in Schools
A public health appeal argues that 19 million of 22 million U.S. schoolchildren suffer physical defects. It urges adding scientific dietetics and regular physical culture to curriculums, teaching proper eating, exercise, and hygiene to build a healthier civilization.
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United States
Forecast of a Prosperous Year 1927 With Rising Arts and Trade
Astrological reading predicts general good influences despite morning tension. Signing contracts and forming partnerships favored. writing letters and reviewing accounts seen as beneficial. Newspapers may flourish. advertising to bring big returns. publicity in demand. art and architecture poised for advancement. gardening and beauty trends rise. extremes noted. 1927 likely to show both best and worst of humanity.
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America
United States
McClure
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