Price and Credit Reactions After War Boom
The piece analyzes the postwar price decline and credit expansion. It argues that inflationary credit, not lacking demand, drove prices higher during wartime, and that a sharp readjustment is needed. Banks face criticism yet justify lending to sustain business. The text warns against permanent high costs and stresses patience, with warnings about debt, wage growth, and the dangers of speculative buying. It cites global cases from Japan and Cuba as cautionary examples and urges measured policy to stabilize values and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka
United States
Japan
Cuba
Neas
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
Plight of Europe’s Children Urges Immediate Aid
European Relief Council and member agencies warn millions of Eastern and Central European children face starvation and disease this winter. Surveys show 1.3 million Polish youngsters rely on a single free American meal daily. Austrian child malnutrition is severe, with 52 percent undernourished ages 0 to 14. The drive seeks 88 million dollars for food and medical care, with 23 million for food and 10 million for medical services. Checks to local committees or to Franklin K Lane, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Poland
RE. D. Durand
Vienna
American Relief Administration
American Red Cross
Austria-Hugary
New
Czecho- Slovakia
Serbia
Roumania
Red Cross
Warsaw
European Relief Council
American Friends’ Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
Franklin K. Lane
Europecar Relief Council
Broadway
New York
Child Feeding Fund
Liberary Digest
New York City
Procrastination Described as Time Thief and Delusion
A compact reflection cites Shakespeare and others to warn that postponing tasks wastes time. It argues tomorrow rarely arrives with space for what should have been done today, urging immediate action over empty excuses and delayed effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Gift Selection at IVALEUR Pharmacy Offer
A market note promotes IVALEUR Ivory-inexpensive-Bas sett's Pharmacy with a casual invite to visit for gifts and a mention of SIDNEY LUMBER CO. in the context of a local trade or promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett’s
Sidney Council Knights of Columbus Resolve Sympathy for Ethel Mary
The council extends sincere sympathy for the passing of Ethel Mary and resolves to publish these resolutions in the record as an expression of condolence. The document notes God’s will and honors the deceased with a formal tribute from the Knights of Columbus branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mary
Sidney Council Knights of Columbus
Sidney Nebraska Knights of Columbus Christmas notices
A fragmentary 1920 notice from Sidney Nebraska lists committee members E. S Stokes L A Bartholomew Pete Koepp and notes a council hall gathering on December 14 1920. It references Christmas cigar packages from Bassett's Pharmacy Larsen's Music Store Edison price correction and Fi ance toilet articles as gift ideas.
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Our Council Hall
Sidney
Nebraska
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George E. Roberts
The
National City Bank of New York
Reserve Board
America
Bake Sale
Eldora
Lodge
Frank Hahler
Sidney Lumber CO
Sidney ‘Telegraph
Minutes
Knight
W. A. Klein
Stokes
L. A. Bartholomew
Pete
Koepp
Bassett’s Pharmacy
C. W. Metz
Furer Grocery Co
Peetz Slaughter House
Sid
Turkey
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