Fallacy of So Called Guarantee of Bank Deposits
Walter W. Head argues against state bank deposit guarantees as illusory, describing Oklahoma's 1909 1923 experience as a failed insurance scheme that undermined integrity and economic law. He warns federal adoption would harm the national banking system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
Oklahoma
Bank of Commerce of
Okmulgee
Oklahoma Guaranty Fund
Congress of the
United States
Wisconsin bankers train to help farmers avoid cow scalpers
The State Bankers Association hires a full time man in Wisconsin to market dairy cattle. He tracks stock across the state and can refer buyers to cows of desired breed and quality with reliable field men. Bankers urge farmers to seek trusted connections to prevent fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
State Bankers Association
Brazil Demands Sanitary Certificates for All Imported Fresh Fruit
Brazil now requires a sanitary certificate for all imported fresh fruit to prove absence of pests and diseases. The rule, effective Oct 6, requires inspection details and must be issued by origin country officials and validated by a Brazilian consular officer. US apple and fruit exporters can obtain certificates through USDA inspections for $4 per carload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce
Service For
Department of Commerce
Servicio de Vigilancia Sanitaria Vegetal
United States
Food Products Inspection Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Minnows Touted to Fight Mosquito Pest in California
Dr. Walter M. Dickle announces success of using top minnows Cambusia Affinis in Putah creek Yolo county to exterminate mosquito breeding grounds. He says the experiment shows the minnows can vanquish mosquitoes and may have strong potential across California though nationwide conquest is not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Walter M. Dickle
State Board of Health of
Putah Creek
Yolo County
Dickle
Large Sandstone Quarry near Ghio Teems with Industry
The article describes the world's largest sandstone quarries near Ghio south of Lake Erie between North Amherst and Berer. It notes vast whetstone and grindstone output, a quarry depth up to 105 feet, a perimeter of about a mile and a half, and terrace-wall features reminiscent of ancient Colosseum seats. Wedges, steam drills, and a chaneller machine are used to cut blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghio
Lake Erie
North Amherst
Berer
Ambergris Rival Emerges As Synthetic Chemistry Advances
Synthetic chemistry threatens ambergris value once prized by chemists and used in high end perfumes. The substance from diseased whales fetched fortunes for tailors and has traded above gold at times. A giant find of 926 pounds off Australia sold for 135 000 dollars.
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Ambergris
Australia
What He Meant in a Class Address
A public official with common sense but limited schooling speaks of the university aluminum. The audience wonders at his meaning until a listener explains he means the alumni. The exchange ends with the quip they are good metal anyway.
Expert Boss Rally Promotes Expert Knowledge
A speaker urges gathering experts to share guidance while saving time. The message praises a strong leader who directs experts to say the right things and emphasizes practicality over lengthy protest.
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Dykstra & Vander Marten
P. M. Work Garage
Vander Maten & Hofstra
Trade Farmers Co-Operative Association
Trade Farmers Co-Op
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Boyden Hardware Store
Joe Steven
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