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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
4
The piece argues farmers should routinely use banks for financing to expand operations. It notes under financing hinders southern agriculture and that borrowing at modest rates can yield profits, urging farmers to approach bankers with plans to enlarge their business and trust banks as helpful partners.
The Department of Agriculture invoked the Food Control Act to set new charges effective August 16 on carloads with multiple owners. A hearing in Chicago on April 12 heard seven commission firms defend against a complaint by the American Society of Equity alleging unfair higher rates for multi owner carlots. The new schedule caps charges by owner count, with higher rates than single-owner cars, and applies nationwide. The note also includes a protest from cotton traders over price declines seen as harming Southern farmers and threatening the cotton trade.
Mrs J M Puryear returns to Austin after summer with relatives. L F Keese of Fredericksburg hosts guests of C Leifeste family. Will Raesner of Sugarland visits. Herman Schuessler parties travel to Denton. Bartha Schneider back from Nixon Clay Austin. Mattie Hasse returns from Predenta and Mason. J W Leifeste family visit Mason. Rev and Mrs Hardt host guests Marie Jourdan. Community notes praise Mrs Longren's improvement. Poundings for the Schuesslers celebrated. town welcomes new residents and neighbors.
While local applications cannot reach the disease, internal remedies like Hall's Catarrh Medicine act through the blood to mucous surfaces. Described by leading physicians, it blends tonics with blood purifiers to treat catarrh. Send for testimonials. Toledo, Ohio. All drugs.
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