Falling Prices and the Bankers View on Economic Cycles
A country banker, unnamed in the essay, argues that prices rise and fall with money supply and credit. He explains how easy credit after World War I and wartime savings led to a boom and market distortions, then a rapid decline as banks tightened. He urges prudent saving and steady spending to curb future swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Spord
Phil Wanker
United States
Bethven
Pilain
Washington
Wall Street
Yale
Joana
United Statoay
Tacoma
Walt Fireet
Hera
Pricas
Boise Ad Club Convenes Big Idaho Public Spirit Meetings
In Boise Idaho a remarkable series of meetings organized by the Boise Ad Club brought together laborers bankers producers and consumers. The events included daily luncheons and a large banquet showcasing public spirit and community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Ad Club
Community notes from Little Willow eventful week
Local residents attend visits and services across Little Willow and nearby towns. Social activities include school events, spelling match at Bolton school, Baccalaureate in Ontario, and numerous family visits to Emmett Payette and Weiser. A newborn daughter arrived to Hamburn Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bolton
Chas. McGreevey
Mary Wallace
Chas. Golton
Enid
Okla
W. HL. Miller
W. A. Drinkwine
Garry Hurst
New Plymouth
Harry Howe
D Patton
Arthur Pellanx
John Maticot
Weiser
Bo Patton
Methodist Church
Ontario
Howard
Alte
Lila Ros
Payetta
Cheek
Gisuel
Ernest Ihe
United Aciviens
Payers Mote
Eshelinam
Pyctland
Kellar
Payette
Ed Watton
Ben Bell
John Blam
Jack Blackburn
W. F. Sherwood
Big Willow
Little Willow
Tom Willams
Ema Eck
Hamburn Lewis
T. J. Willams
de. J. ©. Woodward
John Cane
Ed Patton
Hennigson
United Effort Urged For Idaho Cooperation
The piece calls for instantane ous and enormous benefits through closer cooperation of all classes in Idaho. It argues only united effort can move progress, and credits a small volunteer group for showing the way to bipartisan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Beatrice Thackeray's Muse Drawn From Life
The article profiles Beatrice drawn from life as a Beatrice figure in Thackeray, based on Gol. Thomas Chudleigh and later duchess of Kingston. Her bold marriage to Augustus Hervey, earl of Bristol, sparked scandal and duels. She later wed the duke of Kingston, becoming London Paris society’s famed beauty. Her life, filled with excess and splendor, spanned to age sixty.
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Thackeray
Beatrice
Gol
Thomas Chudleigh
Elizabeth
Duchess of
Kingston
Augustus Hervey
Earl of
Bristol
London
Duke of
Paris
Adams Medallion Rare Curio Saved by Police Chief
A relic from 1825 Inauguration of John Quincy Adams, the Adams Medallion, sold for five dollars to defray inaugural costs, is now owned by J A Larrick, a Washington police officer. Edward Murphy gave it to Larrick years ago. Murphy witnessed the event and his father purchased the medal. The inscription reads Science Brings Peace and Americas Plenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quincy Adams
United States
J. A. Lartlek
Washington
Adams
Larrick
Edward Murphy
Murphy
Chose Wife by Her Feet Says Baden-Powell Method
The chief scout Sir Robert Baden-Powell admits using reading of feet to judge character when choosing his wife. Examples describe steps indicating traits like fussy, nervous, lazy, intelligent, or observant. A walker warns that hard heel striking signals a bad tempered person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baden-Powell
Boy Scouts
Tr. V. L. Ross
London Mall
All Dressed Up at Newport Ball
Society leader Cortlandt Bleecker jokes about seashore humor at a Newport ball. Two Newport girls gossip on beach fashion, noting skimpy bathing outfits and lingering remarks about last winter ball gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortlandt Bleecker
Newport
Mr. Bleecker
Tre Jolly
Growth of the Y. W. G. A. Membership Across Regions
The article reports the YWGA in the United States reaching 550 315 members, up by about 200 000. It notes 351 in 284 urban areas and more than 25 000 in population centers, 111 in smaller communities and 750 in colleges, excluding work by the American Association abroad in Europe, India, Japan, China, South America, and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Collees
India
Japan
China
South America
Honolulu
Debutante and Novelist Quote on Writing Struggles
A celebrated novelist admits mornings spent at the typewriter with no words. A debutante adds she once sat two hours at her writing table before producing a single word. The exchange highlights writer’s block and persistence.
Oregon Slope News Recaps LocalEvents And Notices
From the Oregon Slope News community notes a Saturday afternoon talk by Mansfield, president of the Oregon Par m Burin Association, on marketing principles draws attendees at the Stinin get Lodge in Ontario Street. A university garden event and a school operetta are noted along with a birthday party, a lost glasses notice, and room rentals offered on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ment
Markating
Meh Joell
Ue Extension Deyartiman
He Oreeoa Agricultural Service
HOD
Jfropt
Aod
Ontario
Brant
Wallen
Birding
Maxim Miller
Otte Dr
Mra Willer
Mansfield
Ogon Parm Burin Association
Oregon
Bark School
Dhool
Johnston
Nysen
C. Hestup
Paymle High School
Moeller
Gladys
C. C
Tempted by Bright Lights Bossie Visits City Vaudeville
A cow from Lamar named Hassie wanders into a city vaudeville house seeking novelty. She is chased by an usher and escorted out by two policemen to the city pound, reflecting her misadventure in the big town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassie
River Styx
Elm Street
Lamar
Bossie
Mereby
Yukon Silver Boom Foreseen by Colonel Thompson
Colonel Thompson M P predicts a new industrial era for Yukon with a large silver discovery near Keno Hill on Mayo River tributary of the Stewart. The 50 mile exploration area yields ore with significant silver content, while Dawson remains 250 miles away. The camp holds about 500 residents as the Yukon shifts from gold to silver.
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Yukon
Keno Win
Colonel Thompson
Okiawa
Northland
Keno Hill
Mayo River
Stewart
Dawson
Come Again at Church of God Sunday Services
The Church of God in Argyl invites all to Sunday services with morning Bible classes at 10 and evening preaching at 7 80. Pastor Houser welcomes attendees and special music includes Mix Johnston and Mrs Kemp who leaves soon for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Argyl Houser
Nourk
D. C. Kemp
Johnston
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room Schedule
Sunday morning service at 11 with 1 Lesson Sermon "Mortal and Immortality" and Sunday school at 10. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8. Reading room at Emma Theatre building open daily 2 to 4 except Sunday. Public invited to attend and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Emma Theatre
Notice to Creditors in the Payette County Estate
In the Probate Court of Payette County Idaho the estate of J Lawrence Hollandsworth deceased is administered by W R Williams appointed March 22 1921. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to administrator at Payette National Bank building Payette Idaho. S H Meltzel attorney for the estate. First publication May 6 last June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Idaho
J. Lawrence Hollandsworth
Lawrence Hollandsworth
Pers
H. Heltzel
Payette National Bank
Payette
Arid
W. R. Williams
For Sale Nungalow in Payette Idaho Neighborhood Ad
Property for sale at 4th Ave N Tenth St Payette described as Nungalow with owner J Wheeler Gooding Idaho route 2. Includes 14 horsepower engine and pump jack. Asking 585.00 reduced from 827.50. View at 1446 ard Ove South Payette. See G J Wag ener for details.
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Payette
4Th Ave
N. Tenth St
J. Wheeler
Gooding
Idaho
R. D
G. J. Wagener
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Oregon-Slope News
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Gravenstein
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