Babson predicts continued municipal bond boom and suburban real estate shift
Roger W. Babson states that after wartime borrowing limits and high rates municipal financing will improve. He forecasts a long period of falling rates, more bond issues, and heavy investor demand for tax exempt city and town bonds. He also notes a strong move to suburban real estate as cars, roads, and radio shrink city convenience.
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Babson Sees Revolution in Real Estate Values
Babson predicts a real estate market upheaval driven by new factors that will upend current standards. The Dillon Examiner notes his claim as of July 26 1922, reflecting the era's economic outlook and shifting property values.
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County Budget Breakdowns From Montana Yearly Totals
The document lists detailed expenditures across county offices including printing, postage, salaries for county attorney and stenographers, emergency funds, and judicial fees. It covers buildings expenses, elections, bridges, superintendent and high school costs, miscellaneous items, and specific precincts with named judges and hall locations.
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