Dole Living in Britain Sparks Moral Debate
The piece argues 1.2 million Britons rely on government benefits with three town areas nearly idle. It cites wage comparisons that favor dole over work, quotes General Sir Ian Hamilton and George Lansbury condemning the system, and laments a lack of political will to end the demoralization.
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Great Britain
Ian Hamilton
Britain
George Lansbury
Optimism urged to lift farmers from current condition
The piece argues farming remains essential to national wealth and stresses the need for optimism amid inflation and deflation. It notes farm values have slipped due to pessimism and political rhetoric but asserts conditions have improved over five years and that government and farmers seek relief.
Weather and business trends signal a midyear shift
A 1925 outlook notes July as a turning point with expectations of a rising trend into 1926. Debits to individuals show solid gains across states, while production dips in May offset by preexisting activity. building and employment stay strong, and wholesale prices inch up with retail summer business improving.
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Federal Reserve
Midland Empire Fair Premium Book Largest Ever Issued
The 1925 Midland Empire fair premium book is off the press with 212 pages and 20 departments. It will be distributed nationwide, with copies at the Fair Manager’s office in Billings. Opening day is Tuesday September 15, with events across days including Billings day, Governor’s day, and Congressional day. Premiums total 24865.40, up 10 to 15 percent from 1924, led by a sharp rise in the boys and girls club department.
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Midland Empire
Northwest
County Court House
Billings
Hammond
Hardin High School
Montana
Wyoming
Kiwanis Club
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Fair Board
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