Danger of the Mail Order Business
German Iowa farmer Hans Garbus warns that mail order plans erode local commerce and community life. He recalls his own rise from modest credit farming to selling land, then relying on catalogs, which hollowed out his town and cut farm value by about 25 percent in nine years.
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Hans Garbus
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Habs Garbus
Marketing Of Cotton And Banks In The Trade
The piece argues that banks are essential to cotton marketing and should not be expected to subsidize the trade without profit. It asserts farmers should not be forced to grow cotton at a loss and that banks often contribute more than their share to supporting cotton propositions.
Farmers and Bank Rates Stir Rural Debate
J A Thompson argues small country banks cannot sustain six percent lending while larger Reserve cities can offer low rates. He warns such policies would push farmers from local banks to big institutions and back to high priced country merchants.
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J. A. Thompson
Brookshire Residents Embrace Instant Remedy Claims
An advertisement touts a digital compound mix promising instant relief from gas constipation stomach ailments and foul matter. It claims one spoonful relieves acid indigestion and can prevent appendicitis with quick treatment and long term stomach comfort.
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Troge
L W. Bains
Adams Receives Four Cars in Two Weeks
Adams has received two cars this time, totaling four cars in the past two weeks, including one feed supply vehicle and one for Awar and meal.
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Adams
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