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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
2
The article compares ancient and modern conditions, arguing that while the rich and poor remain far apart, the gap is narrower than in pyramid times. It contends that material comforts and knowledge have risen for workers, reducing real inequality and hindering the idea of perpetual aristocratic privilege.
The article argues that consumer buying power drives prices and wages more than employer collusion. It notes business profits fell over two years, production costs rose, and wage cuts may follow from reduced buying power, warning of stagnation if prices stay high and demand weak.
Citizens dispute over who may pick wild berries grows as fruit fetches about 40 cents a quart. Field owners tighten security. trespassers receive sharper notices to stay out.
Tohn J. Mitchell warns that the capital stock tax must be filed by midnight on July 31. Domestic and foreign corporations face different tax rates based on capital stock or capital employed. The Bureau estimates 325,000 returns worth about 90 million dollars, with penalties and fines for late or evasion, and recommends prepaying by check to ease collection.
A three month ICC report cites 632 deaths and 150 injuries at grade crossings. It urges caution at crossings and notes enforcement and eventual elimination as remedies, warning that reckless driving risks both lives and trains.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions crossings and names in a vague context. It references others and possible personal names with unclear associations.
The Northwest Territory's origins stem from Spain France and England claims. Ohio entered the Union as the seventeenth state in 1803, fourth in population among states, with 24 electoral votes and 41 040 square miles. The name Ohio derives from Iroquois words meaning beautiful river and Ohio is known as the Buckeye State for chestnut trees.
The Maynard Trust Company reports its condition as of the close of business May 30. The report lists assets including bonds notes and loans of various kinds, deposits, cash, and other assets while liabilities show deposits, profit accounts, and expenses. Directors and officers sworn to the accuracy by Frank B. Fapier treasurer and others before Frank E. Saxpemson justice of the peace.
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