Our Tenant Problems in State Land Loans and Education
Editor notes this fourth in a series on agricultural problems by Judge A Lindsey. It argues the tenant issue is tied to soil fertility, land ownership, and state roles, urging education and attachment to the land to avert social unrest. The piece previews future discussion on economics and state craft.
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Tapping the Source of Cheap Money in Land Loans
Editor's note highlights land loan and trust companies selling notes at 6 percent to investors, asserting cheaper local money. Discusses proposed Congress bill to create federally supervised Land Mortgage Banks granting loans on land notes up to half appraised value with government oversight and mortgage security.
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Unclear Rail Schedule Fragment Creates Bond Sale Tension
Fragmentary text shows northbound and southbound train numbers with due times, followed by disrupted financial musings on bond prices and loan policies. It mentions 5 percent rates and a borrower’s cost, plus a stray note about organizing a feasible method for execution.
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