Cycling and motoring notes from Victorian period sports page
Weather and road problems marred the Traders 10 Road Race with Brown clocking 6 hours 27 minutes 40 seconds for 100 miles, fastest on record, while Tamme and Bagot followed. Protests over pace and form emerged as Spears’s European success prompts fresh interest. a Rolls Royce cover for Ford owners and a 24 hour road reliability trial attract big entries. A weight chart in the English six days shows rising machine heft across brands from Triumph to Indian and Zenith.
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Rural credit system urged to avert crisis and unemployment
A parliamentary committee pressing for rural finance heard Professor Irvine of Trinity College outline a cooperative credit system leading to a national rural bank. He proposed farmer cooperative associations, bonded mortgages, and a central bank linked to district banks and buying firms, with housing credit and government-backed bonds as needed.
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