First National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits
The Chicago session marks a shift to study production distribution and consumption. It unites producers, consumers, bankers and officials to improve fair profits while expanding markets. Secretary Houston vows to study marketing and rural credits for farmers.
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Chicago
David F. Houston
Parcel post promises fade in three months of use
The Post-Intelligencer questions the parcel post system after three months, finding little overall impact on living costs or farmer and consumer relations. It notes modest shifts, with many consumers unaware of changes and merchants unchanged, while express firms lament losses and postal savings banks hype fades.
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Connecticut Ratifies Direct Election of U S Senators
The Connecticut general assembly ratified the constitutional amendment for direct election of United States senators, joining 36 states as the movement to eliminate the two senate chambers gains ground, with editorials critiquing ongoing legislative checks and praising the change. The issue also notes an advertisement for the Princess Theatre Christ life portrayal and compares state road spending across New York Illinois Iowa Missouri and Washington.
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