Keep America’s Wampum Sound a Sound Currency
Article argues the danger of unsound money citing France under Robespierre and prior monetary crises. It warns of inflation and urges readers to support a strong gold standard to preserve the United States currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
A. Beach
American” Bankers. Association
United States
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
McNeral
Russia
Germany
France
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Robespierré
Robespierre
Babson warns young generation threatens revival of work
Babson, in Wellesley, warns that despite favorable business barometers, a readjustment is 60 percent complete and the youth's disdain for work risks undermining prosperity. He cites sav ing, production, and service as America’s core needs for a revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Hills
Staly
Roger W. Babson
Babson
America
United States
Banks Underpay Cashiers and Executives in Missouri Study
A Missouri Bankers Association investigation finds 368 banks in towns under 5 000 population pay cashiers and chiefs $110 a month on average. The report notes 1 162 banks pay presidents about $140 monthly, with many leaders supplementing income via insurance, commissions on farm loans and real estate trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri Bankers . Association
Haye
Sand.ithe
Co operative Plan Gaining Popularity Across Farms
The American Farm Bureau Federation leadership pushes unified co operative marketing with farm bureau service expansion. Ohio highlights show rapid growth in county and state co operatives, dairy and wool markets, and dozens of associations forming across 70 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau and Cooperative Marketing
United States
American Farms Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Co-Operative Marketing Movement
State Farm Bureau
Co-Operative
Farm'bureau
Brad, Fute
State Farm’ -Bureau
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Co-Operative Commission
Amalgamation Plan Tabled By Nebraska Farmers Union
A plan for amalgamation of agricultural groups was presented to the Nebraska Farmers Union and the National Live Stock Producers Association. The proposal, aimed at creating a single cooperative commission, was unanimously passed by the union board of directors. John Brown, president of the National Live Stock Producers Association, led the presentation at Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
National
Nebraska Farmers’ ‘Union
Producers’ Associaton
Co-Operative Commission
Sioux’ City
John
Brown
Producers* Association
Iby
Union
Pecans Marketed Cooperatively by Alabama Growers
The Alabama Farm Bureau in cooperation with pecan growers state wide works on production and marketing through the Central Alabama Pecan Growers association. Last year the cooperative marketed 83 900 pounds of pecans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central’ Growers’ ‘Association
Alabama Farm ‘Bureau, Federation
Alabama
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oThrift
America’s
Bernard ‘Downey
Charlestown Township
Lee County
Iowa
Hampshire
Donnellson
E. F. Renaud
Keokuk
Sioux City
Limestone
Illinois
Browns Business College
U. L. Goodman
Prin
Terre Haute
Ind
Pennsylvania
Standard Railroad
Bennie
Krueger’s
Brunswick
Billy Jones
Bennie Krueger
Mama
Mr. Dewey &: Co
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