Warns Farmers About Co operative Contracts in Mad River Valley
The Times warns farmers to read the five year Sapiro cooperative contract carefully before signing. Organizers push wheat and potato agreements that lock farmers in, allow handling and selling by the group, and remove control of their grain. Emphasis on honesty, avoidance of graft, and full understanding before participation.
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Read Contracts Before Signing With Farm Groups
Farmers warned about high salaries and graft in farm organizations. Citizens urged to investigate leadership, read the contract carefully, and not rush into wheat, potato, or flax signings.
Ice Cream Demand Across The United States Grows
The article notes ice cream as a widely popular luxury in the United States with factory production driving most supply. It cites Ohio consumption of 11,074,000 gallons last year and Columbus expected to reach 900,000 gallons this year. It mentions Eskimo Pie’s decline in Ohio and traveler observations on city variations in ice cream quality.
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United States
Ohio
Graettinger Lyceum Seeks Fresh Season Attractions
The Graettinger Lyceum Course announces a strong season start with October 26 1923 featuring the Ladies Quartet noted for versatile performances, combining violin, cello and piano. February 4 1924 showcases the Marion Male Quartet praised for top vocal work and marimbaphone mastership, promising refined ensemble and entertaining digressions.
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Ice Cream's Flavor Craft Boosts Market Demand
The Chicago Journal notes cream makers that blend pure sweet cream with wholesome flavors gain popularity. With a dozen flavor options, their product stands out as a premier dessert across seasons, reflecting skill and quality drive in the ice cream business.
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Chicago Journal
Debt and marriage cited in home economics report
A Burlington Gazette summary of a corporate home economics study finds ten couples, only one save enough to furnish a home, while eight rely on credit. It notes 40 percent of a young man's yearly salary is needed for basic furnishings, and debt contributes to marital strain and divorce. Savings, life insurance, and bonds are recommended.
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Burlington Gazette
Cause and Cure of War
Editor argues wars stem from commercial classes seeking foreign markets. He claims peace and justice require removing this cause. Germany and Russia are cited as having the power to end such conflicts forever.
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Germany
Russia
Labor unit vision for a world without gold standard debt
Paul H. Wedmark of Minneapolis advocates replacing gold with government depositories and a labor unit based monetary system. He claims money would reflect all produced goods, ending worker exploitation and universal shortages, while preventing market cornering and ensuring full social product for workers. The piece mixes poetry and economic theory with local quotes and reflections.
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