Paying Debts in Goods Across Allied Reparation Plans
Allies may demand German debt payments in goods rather than gold, given gold scarcity. Germany has little gold and the world only holds about 8 billion in gold, with the United States and Germany controlling much of it. The United States and Allies may accept non monetary settlement, with goods such as coal, iron, and manufactured items likely. Debt from Allies to the United States faces a similar situation, suggesting widespread use of goods over gold, affecting tariffs and trade policy. Forgiveness remains unlikely as both sides prefer non cash settlement to avoid deep financial harm.
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Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Europe
Congress
Mrs Annie Hughes Thanks Neighbors After Daughter's Death
Mrs Annie Hughes extends sincere thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness shown during the death of her daughter Annie Barnard Hughes.
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Annie Hughes
Annie Barnard Hughes
Pleasant Attractions Laundry Ad Promises Modern Wash Day Relief
Pleasant Attractions promotes Our Family Laundry Service with modern methods that conserve and cleanse clothes. The ad touts sousing in soapy suds and rinsing in soft water and offers home pickup via telephone 130. Crawford's Laundry acts as the provider.
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Crawford
For Sale Roan Short Horn Bulls Gilts and Boar
For sale two roan short horn bulls from Higwinaville apply Jackson Bradley R D 4 dated 12 6 26. Also my 2 year old herd boar and six bred gilts. A P Young.
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Jackson Bradley
Higwinaville
Coal! Coal! Order Now from H R Patterson
Local coal vendor H R Patterson urges customers to place orders for coal immediately by calling 739. The brief notice emphasizes urgency and home heating fuel needs.
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H. R. Patterson
Fletcher's Astoria children cited in holiday notes
Miss Marie Hale left Monday for Salt Lake City after holidays with her parents in Lexington. Vera Mae Campbell returned to the University of Chicago to resume studies after visiting. R S Reid, Columbia Commercial Club secretary, attended a meeting of Old Trail enthusiasts in Columbia. Mrs Mike Gavin of Kansas City visited relatives. John Bray of Excelsior Springs came for a few days’ visit. Mrs Henry Steffens, near Lexington, underwent surgery at St Mary’s Hospital in Kansas City and is improving. Frances Rush, Central College student, returned from Forrest City Arkansas where she spent the holidays. she is granddaughter of Mrs James M Peak.
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Waverly
John Larkin
Corder
John Holtzclaw
Nebraska
Henry Burnette
M. L. Duffy
Kansas City
S. R. Jones
J. Harwood
Odessa
Henry Larkin
Ligon Vaughan
Dover
Bertha Larkin
Lexington
Carl Morganthaler
Joplin
George B. Williamson
E. A. Riley
Kenneth
Carrollton
Parent-Teachers Association
Wilma Williamson
G. B. Williamson
Parent
Electrice Theater
Clyde Tussey
al Tussey
Eddie Polo
George Goodwin
Higginsville
James Goodwin
Lafayette
Virginia
Marie Hale
Salt Lake City
Utah
Peter Hale
Vera Mae Campbell
Chicago
University of Chicago
E. B. Campbell
R. S. Reid
Columbia Commercial Club
Columbia
Mike Gavin
John Bray
Excelsior Springs
Henry Steffens
St. Mary’s Hospital
Frances Rush
Central College
Forrest City
Arkansas
James M. Peak
Funeral Attendees and Visitors Return Home
Miss Kate Golding of Kansas City arrived Wednesday evening to attend the funeral as Miss Annie Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. James Kinkead and son James Jr. left Wednesday for Miami Oklahoma after holidays with relatives. Miss Genevieve Blee left Tuesday for Omaha after holidays with homefolk. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sill of Oinuba California are guests of Toba B. Logan. Mrs. Chas Wallace returned Sunday from a three month visit in Kansas City and Oklahoma. Elmer H. White, county superintendent, went to Jefferson City to attend an educational conference called for Governor-elect Hyde Thursday and Friday.
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Kans
Percy Silver
Cas
Jene
Nettles
Trme
Kansas City
C. C. Willson
James A.’ Rankin
James A. Jr
California
Frank Howe
Independence
Mountain Ash Wall
Lexington
Wentworth Gymnasium
Kate Golding
Annie Carroll
James Kinkead
James, Jr
Miami
Okla
Genevieve Blee
Omaha
Thomas Sill
Oinuba
Calif
Toba B. Logan
Chas. Wallace
Oklahoma
Elmer H. White
Jefferson City
Hyde
Wanted: Three Rooms Furnished or Unfurnished
Classified note seeks three rooms for rent or lease. Contact by calling phone number 824 for arrangements and details.
Bankrupt Store Ad Lists Bargains and Prices
A compact ad shows a bankrupt store selling sacks and various discounted items. Prices quoted include $5.45 and $9.50 with reductions such as 1.40 and 25e 30¢, indicating promotional offers and staggered discounts across several goods.
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M. C. McFadin
W. T. Wernwag
O. Crawford
C. B. Waddell
Concordia
Masonic Lodge
Remington Monarch
Chas. M. Bowring
Wellington
Franklin Ave
Bloom St
John B. Lozan
Linder
Minnie Reinhard
Watkins Co
Wiona
Minn
Geo. W. Layne
National Accident Society
Broadway
New York City
A. P. Young
Fletcher
Astoria
Kier
Lexington, Mo
Joe C. Gradd
Lexington, Missouri
N. T. Wilcoxon & CO
Kk Suny Transfer Company
Roe
D. C. B. Kingery
Steopathic
B. B. Frazer
Traders Bank
Win & Williams
W. F. Weis
Paul Beidenrich
PHONE
Weil
F. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
Theameri
Ea Ol
Iisa
Estes
Mears
Comstock
Matar
London
Beautiful Century Theatres
His Majesty's Cibceatre
Oscar Asche
Chu Chin Chow
New Michaigan
Hillside
Our Pointer
Samatahus
Semmins
the Fruit Store
W. L. Gruber
Vienna
List Rolly
Devita
Boston
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