Peril of Edison Ford Money Scheme and Inflation Fears
The article critiques the Edison Ford commodity currency plan, warning that printing more money would not boost purchasing power and would trigger inflation. It argues that money supply increases raise prices and that efforts to bypass gold restraints risk a deadly spiral, citing Russia and Germany as warnings. The piece emphasizes demand–supply balance and debunks the plan as dangerous and unsound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Russia
Edison-Ford
American Bankers Association
William T. Fos
Pollack
Tion For
Foster
Ford
Ryven
Expert denounces so called sound money plans and energy currency
H Parker Willis argues in the Journal of the American Bankers Association that demagogues misuse sound money to favor certain classes at producers' expense. He notes dangers of currency schemes tied to natural products or labor time and cites Soviet experiments where such money failed to sustain production and purchasing power.
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The
American Bankers Association
H. Parker Willis
Willia
Mr. Willis
Soviet
Russia
United States
Banks Help Club Work in Yakima County
Banks in Yakima County Washington have loaned funds to buy and support club members. Twenty nine pig club members twenty four poultry club members and forty three dairy club members participate with local breeders and bankers cooperating to the fullest extent.
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Sta Yakima County
Washington
Wakir County
Pig Club
Poultry Club
Dairy Club
Understanding the Nature and Handling of Bank Checks
This excerpt explains how checks function as written orders to a bank to pay a specified sum. It covers dating rules, on demand payments, two different amount formats, and the need for identification for checks payable to named recipients or to the bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theone
Bond issue planned for road district 2 readers
Citizens are told of a September 25 election to authorize a $100000 bond for road work. Projects include resurfacing Ad Hall to Cameron, Cameron to Minerva, rebuilding a two way Little River bridge, and work on Waco Crossing Road. State aid of $125000 is expected if approved.
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Ad Hall
Cameron
Minerva
Little River
McCown
Waco Crossing
State Highway Commission
Coun
Road bond tax plan outlines phased levy
The proposal states no tax levy is needed for three years. The current forty cent special road bond tax will cover those years. After three years an additional twenty five cent levy is required, designed to decline annually as bonds are paid off in serial fashion.
State and Federal Aid Planned for Local Roads and Bridge
State and Federal governments authorize 125000 aid for Ad Hall to McCown Bridge road and 125000 from the bond issue will fund 10 and a half miles plus a new two way concrete river bridge. Remaining 25000 from the bond split to Waco Crossing and Minerva Road reconstruction with potential 20000 federal match pending approval.
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Ad Hall
MecCown Bridge
McCown Bridge
Little River
Milam County to Wage State and Federal Highway Maintenance
The Good Roads Committee announces that after January 1 1924 designated Milam County highways will be maintained at state and federal expense. Roads from Ad Hall to McCown bridge and McLown bridge to Minerva are included. The plan requires Commissioners Court approval and outlines funding usage. The precinct highlights its pioneering work, notes added mileage without raising the 40 cent road bond tax, and argues a small tax increase will secure a first class state highway at no extra local cost.
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Milam County
Ad Hall
McCown Bridge
McLown Bridge
Minerva
Good Roads Committee
Commissioners’ Court
List of names appears in archival notice or roster
A long sequence of personal names and initials is listed, grouped with scattered initials and surnames. The text reads like a roster or membership roll, with many individuals named in varied capitalizations and punctuation. No events or actions are described beyond the name list.
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BANKS
State Highway Department
Minerva Road
Highway Department
J. B. White
W. Cheeves
M. C. Sapp
Robert MeLane
John E. Mangeim
Will Heath
Chas. Swift
Max Collins
T. S. Henderson, Sr
George T. Graves
Jeff T. Kemp
S. M. Burns, Jr
W. L. Shires
Homer MeLane
Oxsheer
Emith
BE. A. Wallace
Walter Sharpe
A. Cottle
John Dobbins
W. Lawrence Lee Heath
Tom Vaurhan
Hubert Hefley
Giles Ty. Arriott
O. L. Kida, Wm. Rogers
Alex Triges Judd Davis
Henry Hefley
I. S. Bragg
J. L. Clinton
Leo Wilkeson
Don Eplen
Jim Coleman
W. M. Cobb
Moulton Cobb
J. R. Hays L. Tu Lewis
R. Li Batte
Dan Tyson
Paul Webb
B. F. Bonds
Som Hefley
Gus Evans
Perry Wilkerson
Hilly Stedman
Elwood Cammer Co
W. Read
R. B. Pool
P. Cross
A. S. Enperson Conn Moody
Frank Mondérik
A. R. Stecher
R. P. Jeter
D. FE. Monroe
Albert Triggs
Leslie Green
Ben Atkinson
James Watson
Albert Matocha
J. C. Martin
Joe Middleton
Walter Newton
Claud Triggs
H. L. Green
J. H. Sapp
W. R Newton W. G. Gillis
A. EB. Sheiller
J. D. Hefley, Sr
B. F. Bailey
A. B. O'Neal
Jim Neinast
Felix Neinast Roverson
WL. Tercer
RB. P. Matocha
John MecLerran
E. L. Kahler
L. Cohen
L. S. Pierce
Co. W. Bradbury
R. G. Tudham A. ©. Preeman FE P. Lester
TN. Burnett
W. A. Johnn
T. A. Howell
O. B. Horstmann
Chas. W. Price
H. G. Murphree
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