Strikes Ripple Through Society and Public Life
The passage notes widespread labor actions and counterstrike by capitalists and consumers, protests over price controls, and calls for education among socialistic professors. It mentions gains in girls physical vigor and athletic college students failing to cut family firewood, plus President Wilson walking without a cane while young athletes struggle. Congress to Washington for two weeks then recess three weeks.
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Congress
Washington
The Printer's Revenue and Postwar Pricing Demands
The article argues printers and publishers deserve higher compensation after wartime readjustment. It notes banks, merchants, and trades receive rising prices, expects a sustained higher market, and urges better prices to cover capital, labor, and intelligence needed to sustain the trade.
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Struc
Publishers Auxiliary Recommends Action Against Market Pressures
The piece urges publishers to protect themselves under new conditions and urges fair pricing to ensure access for customers. It condemns closures of local papers due to insufficient patronage and supports printers maintaining price levels to uphold business dignity.
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Ture
The Crisis in Agriculture and Rural Finance
Rural discontent grows as farm prices fall while labor costs stay high. The author urges farmers to invest in warehouses and cooperative credit to store and finance crops, reducing dependence on middlemen and speculation. A call for nationwide action and collective investment to modernize farm commerce.
Wireless market news trials to aid farmers
The United States Department of Agriculture plans wireless market news trials for farmers. A dozen or more counties near the District of Columbia will receive reports via the Federal Bureau of Standards wireless station, distributed by licensed private operators to broad the reach of agricultural data.
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United States Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia
Federal Bureau of Standards
Wireless market service planned for nationwide reach
The plan envisions 17 wireless stations nationwide with ten 250 mile radius stations in the East and two 300 mile radius stations in the Northeast and two 500 mile radius stations west of the Mississippi. Stations connect to Washington by leased telegraph wires and receive twice daily wireless market reports. Detailed local market, crop and weather reports would accompany the data from the USDA.
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Maine
New York
Mississippi River
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank Report 1920
Official publication shows the West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank at West Hammond Illinois closing on November 15 1920 with resources totaling 639598 and deposits 565646.68 The statement is sworn by cashier Paul I Muschelewicz before Notary A J Stachowicz on November 24 1920 Also notes note on town winter readiness and a local group plan for amateur plays in a hall.
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West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank
West Hammond
State of Illinois
Farni
Paul I. Muschelewicz
County of
Cook
A. J. Stachowicz
Saving of Motor Trucks on Farms Shows Clear Profit
The U S Department of Agriculture finds average motor truck costs on farms about 460 dollars. Each truck saves 240 dollars in horse maintenance and 163 dollars in hired labor, plus about 50 dollars in custom work. Time savings benefit owners, but road damage could raise taxes offsetting gains.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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