Wealth vs common citizen ownership debate roars on
A long reader’s piece debates who actually owns U S wealth arguing that ordinary citizens hold about 72 percent through personal and small investor holdings while corporations and professionals control remaining wealth. It discusses taxation, railway and utility ownership, and the role of government in distributing wealth across farms stores and government bonds, with scattered notes on social and political ideals and a mix of other domestic items.
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Bubria Roups
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United States
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Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Francis Terry Thompson
Notice to creditors of the estate of Francis Terry Thompson Storey keeper of Russell in Meatabe Ost a deceased. Claims against the estate must be filed with the undersigned on or before the ninth day of February 1936 at Russell Manitoba. W W Wilson solicitor for Ida Amelia Stores Executrix.
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R. E. Parlee
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de Eid
McRostie’s Hall
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George Shaw
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John Nelson
Montreal
Rotary International
Chicago
Edwed VIII
Ussr
George V
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Francis Térry Thompson Storey
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Osta
Spore
Russell
Manitoba
W. W. W. Wilson
Ida Amelia Stores
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