Small business urged to spur national growth and jobs
The article argues that the self controlled small business sector is essential to U S growth, urging young people to train before starting ventures. It highlights government aid, tax relief acts, and the need for minority shareholders to curb federal expansion while promoting entrepreneurship and civic responsibility. It notes programs by the Commerce Department and investment acts, and invites readers to contact Ernest Gaunt for guidance.
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Federal Department of Commerce
Congress
Presidnt
National
Small Business Men's Association
North Union ST
Akron
Ohio
Ernest Gaunt
Poe Ave
Orlando
Fla
Babson Buying An Independent Business
Early guidance on deciding to start a business. Emphasizes assessing suitability and learning the required know-how before launching a venture or partnering with capable others.
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Babson
Independent business ownership urged for youth wealth
The piece argues nation relies on independently owned enterprises as many youths fear starting or buying a business due to inflation taxes and small initial returns. It criticizes the fetishization of permanent jobs with large firms and urges embracing entrepreneurship for opportunity and security.
Hinton Post Hosts Auxiliary Oyster Stow and Program
Logan Casper Post No 477 and auxiliary members met for an oyster social in the school lunch room on Monday evening December 14. A program and social followed the business session. A large crowd attended the grade school Christmas program at Hinton Community High School auditorium on Wednesday.
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Hinton
Logan Casper Post No 477
Hinton Community High school
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Brunsville visitors and funeral attendees noted
Brunsville residents Mrs Bob Arnsdorff and Mrs Lian Tapper visited at sister Mrs John Kallsen's home last Tuesday. Attendees at Lloyd Dickman funeral in Pleasant Hill Missouri included Gene Dickman and Mrs Leonard Brooks, Don Dickman of Merrill, Mrs Will Gralman of Le Mars, and John Borchers and Mrs Clark Muller of Akron visited the Kallsen home Sunday. Red Montange of Sioux City was noted as dinner guest in his brother in law’s home.
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Brunsville
Bob Arnsdorff
Lian Tapper
ohn Kallsen
Lloyd Dickman
Pleasant Hill
Missouri
Gene Dickman
Leonard Brooks
Don Dickman
Merrill
Will Gralman
Le Mars
John Borchers
Clark Muller
Akron
John Kallsen
Mr and
Mis
red Montange
Sioux City
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