Farmers Pay Bills as Paper Costs Rise
A regional newspaper appeals to subscribers, noting many are farmers facing hard times. It reports mailed bills to arrears, the need to collect and keep the Review at $2.00 per year, and cites wartime paper shortages and price increases as context for current financial strains.
Still Dumping Canadian Wheat Despite Downturn Pressures
A grain firm notes that world economic weakness weighs on prices as Canadian wheat continues to flow. It cites weak European demand, Russian trade shifts, and domestic market hopes for American growers, while Canada seeks cash sales and rail buyers. North Dakota banks fail amid farm debt, with Townleyism blamed for capital withdrawals. Weather and policy changes, Red Cross drives, and Herbert Hoover forecasts add to a broader postwar tension. Lewistown eyes a Winnett oil line amid local prospects and a Canadian booze pipeline.
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