Debts and Spending Rise in Roosevelt Era Debate
The piece analyzes the national debt rising after a government securities sale, arguing that spending fuels debt. It questions Roosevelt policies, forecasts future taxes, and traces debt growth from 1917 through 1933, warning of a potential fiscal crunch if current trends continue.
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Four Footed Servitors Still Valued on Farm
More than 15,000,000 American horses and mules remained in farm work. Wayne Dinsmore argues these animals gain esteem as farmers plan work wisely. He notes horses and mules were a chief power source, with minor declines only as tractors and motor trucks rose.
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