Bart Rogers Seeks Clean Town in Wake of Will Plot
Bart visits a bank safety box and finds his father's will amid other documents. He confronts Bull Frankiston and Burrows about gambling schemes, then appeals to Mayor-elect Tom Jordan to help restore a lawful town before he decides his next move.
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Rogers
Buddy
American Legion
Tarko
Bud Tarko
Legion
Hart
Army of Occupation
M. P
Brest
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Vaux
Juulny
Thiacourt
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Anita
Lue
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Store Credit Costs 26 Per Cent in NC Farm Study
North Carolina Experiment Station surveyed 800 farms, finding over 40 percent of farmers credit needs are short term, mainly from stores or landlords. Stores charge about 26 percent interest, with banks at roughly six percent. Merchants favor cash sales. improved banker farmer cooperation could educate on bank credit.
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North Carolina
Michigan Dominates Auto Factory Employment Share
More than three fifths of the total number of persons employed in American automobile factories work in Michigan, reflecting the state's dominant role in the industry and its concentration of production facilities.
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State of
Michigan
British meat imports show 169806 sheep slaughtered in March
A week of Great Britain meat imports in March comprised a herd of 169,806 sheep all slaughtered and frozen.
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Great Britain
The Power Behind the Savings Dollar
A ABA president notes savings deposits grew from 11.6 billion to 21 billion in six years after the war. About 35.9 million savers show money saved funds industrial development, upgrading capital, and a higher living standard through sound personal finance and prudent use of resources.
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Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Forcing Lower Taxes Says Treasury Official
Gerard B. Winston of the Treasury urges lighter taxes as per capita federal taxes rose from 32 in 1918 to 54 in 1920 and then declined to 27 for next year. He notes state and municipal taxes rose from about 20 to 38 by 1922 and warns excessive death taxes reduce revenue, hurting incentive to earn and accumulate for one’s family.
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Gerard B. Winston
Treasury
American Bankers Association Journal
Natural laws bring renewed hope to agriculture
A quotation from P. B. Doty of the Agricultural Commission at the American Bankers Association argues that prosperity cannot be legislated and that agriculture follows universal natural laws, transforming gloom into optimism as a fundamental business principle.
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P. B. Doty
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Associaton
Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin
Taxi service offers regular rides to Pauley's Cabin with contact at phone 333 for scheduling and rides.
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Pauley
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