The Forward Huron Club endorses 1931 crusade for brotherhood of man
In a political advertisement the Forward Huron Club argues a new school of thought favors peace prosperity and mutual obligation between capital and labor. It urges voters to approve a $200 000 municipal auditorium recreation building as unemployment relief to provide honest work and avoid dole. It notes Huron lacks winter recreational facilities and stresses health and community welfare.
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Ten Advantages of Building Now in Huron
The plan outlines ten benefits for Huron including $50,000 or 25 of a $200,000 cost going to local labor and solving unemployment during construction. It argues 20 rate savings on sites 10–15 on labor and 15 on materials, plus $200,000 in new wealth annually. The city would gain profits, stimulate general business, and maintain low bonded indebtedness while borrowing now. It forecasts net annual profit for citizens around $45,000 and notes good credit enabling future borrowing despite adverse times. It predicts broader economic effects, population growth, and reduced taxes through increased taxable base and occupancy.
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