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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
4
The farmer becomes a business man beyond tilling soil as marketing distribution and financing grow crucial. Cooperative marketing, federal credit facilities, warehouse receipts as collateral, and government-backed banks empower farmers to secure fair terms, reducing dependence on single buyers and exploitative lenders.
A group of power and companies imposes a compulsory thrift plan affecting about 1,200 workers from president to laborer. Each month10 percent of income must be saved and invested with approval by a qualified adviser. Reports show 13 percent saved in five months, none under 1 percent, totaling over 100000. Dismissal follows failure to report or save.
Fred L Kent of the American Bankers Association outlined a plan before the International Chamber of Commerce in Rome seeking European economic agreements, partial debt cancellations, and loans to Germany to restore European buying power. The proposal links U S aid to reforms, balanced budgets, and revived European markets to boost American national income and world peace.
A public education article by the American Bankers Association warns that success relies on investing talents and time. It explains ownership types, risks of wildcat schemes, and the need for prudent advice, stressing safety of principal and guidance from trusted bankers and business leaders.
A federal bulletin advises drivers to attach a rubber hose to their exhaust to vent carbon monoxide into a rat infested area, claiming the gas will kill the rats. The notice also states drivers may be fined for passengers misbehaving during trips through certain parts of England.
The text notes flaxseed is produced chiefly to the North and South Dakota, Minnesota, and Montana, as described by the United States Department of Agriculture. It highlights regional importance and official agricultural sources guiding the production emphasis.
The Roaring Forties is described as a stormy region of the Atlantic between roughly 4 and 40 degrees south latitude, noted for its rough seas and dangerous conditions for maritime navigation. The term also references similar stormy zones in the Indian Ocean region known for high winds and large waves.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the gentle art of angling as a character study. It contrasts true gentility with a man’s business calling and hints at the brook trout pursuit through Charles Bradbury’s framing.
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