Florida News and Politics Reflected in Public Debate
A mixed column surveys Florida rail profits and S Davies Warfield plans, Democratic faction rules and Ku Klux Klan denunciations, a goading Goethe reference, electric chair executions in Kentucky, and social fashion advice from YWCA leader Helen Gwynne for working girls.
Bankers Urge Unity Against Federal Reserve Changes
National City Bank of Tampa President Charles A. Faircloth calls bankers farmers and others to protest proposed limits on handling non-cash items by Federal Reserve Banks. He warns discontinuing this service would cost small banks and farmers at least 5 million dollars and urges letters to Governor Crissinger voicing objection.
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Charles A. Faircloth
Tampa
New York
National City Bank
Florida
Federal Reserve System
Bankers of America
America
D. R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Faircloth
Alfalfa and Sweet Clover as Livestock Feeds and Soil Builders
The article reviews sowing seed sources and timing, stresses using southern seed in the south and testing seeds for purity and germination. It details alfalfa planting methods, depth, and grazing limits in early years, and highlights alfalfa and sweet clover as highly nutritious feeds. It notes sweet clover as a superior pasture plant, a good soil improver, and a strong hay forage with high protein, yielding up to one to three tons per acre in favorable conditions.
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Yale Waterman
Bernard Whitworth
Sweet clover as a soil improver and legume
Sweet clover is a soil improver and, unlike most legumes, can grow well even on soils depleted of humus.
Our Country Holds Over Half of World Gold Stock
The nation's gold stock stands at more than 4.8 billion dollars, over twice the 1914 level, among about 9 billion dollars worldwide.
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Frank Thomas
Young Women's Christian Association
Helen Gwynne
Miss Gwynne
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Cernfed Fourier
Arthur Brisbane
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