Lessons on thrift and timely action from Les Lies Weekly
The piece argues prudent spending and proactive advertising during slow business, noting that maintaining publicity brings in new customers who stay when demand returns. It also highlights education in thrift through home ownership financed by monthly installments, citing a St. Louis firm that built employee housing to foster savings and pride, boosting yearly savings by about one hundred dollars per worker.
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Leslies Weekly
St. Louis
Thrift
Gold mine stocks burn through senate lines in wash up
Times Bureau reports in Washington that a North Carolina gold mine record raises questions about senators Overman Chilton La Follette and Cumming. The piece notes stock surges tied to mining tips and a senate investigation into improper profits, with Chilton boasting of holdings across multiple states and hints of a broader gold mine scandal nabbed by stationery gossip. The treasury chief touts a tougher income tax enforcement as the piece ends with continued coverage on page six.
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Times Bureau
Washington, D. C
J. E. Jones
North Carolina
Senator Overman
Geld Hill Consolidated
Senator Chilton
West Virginia
la Follette
Cumming
Overman
Chilton
Senate
Washington
California
Colorado
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
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C. J. Lundgren
Marshfield
Men’s Fine Sox
BVD
Stetson
Son Bros
Make
Wil- Sc
Marshfield, Wisconsin
the Marshfield Times
Wis
Times Office Armory Building Editors Home Telephone
Prudence
Leslie
Education IN Thrift
The
Eagle Magazine
National Capital
Venta
Secretary of the Treasury
Steeth
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