Babson foresees 1946: war's end, reconversion, inflation rise
Babson charts a 1946 outlook of continued postwar decline in US and Canada, rising inventories, easing rationing, higher prices for most manufactured goods, job shifts for returning soldiers, and expansive inflation. He predicts heavy government regulation easing, farm parity efforts, and a push toward debt, bonds, and stock diversification amid global trade shifts.
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United States
Congress
Stalin
Real estate and politics predict 1946 trends
The excerpt forecasts suburban real estate rising in demand and prices in 1916, with city property holding unless in war production areas. It also notes small farms rising in price, large farms potentially dropping, a building boom possible in 1946, rising rents, and a Truman political dynamic. Foreign policy and religious interest are also highlighted as key 1946 themes.
Public sale near Morehouse to feature livestock and farm items
A public sale will be held at the Wadell Bramlett farm three and a half miles south of Morehouse on Farm-to-Market Road starting at 10 o clock Wednesday morning January 2. Auctioneers are R A McCord and son Joe and Paul Halter, with Norval Anderson as clerk. Cash terms. Ladies Aid of Landers Ridge church to serve lunch on grounds.
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Wadell Bramlett
Morehouse
R. A. McCord
Joe
Paul Halter
Norval Anderson
Ladies Aid of Landers Ridge Church
FADLER FARM SALE TO BE HELD FRIDAY
A public sale by J. F. Fadler at the Dr. Lennox place five miles north of Sikeston will begin at 10 o clock tomorrow rain or shine. Cash terms only. items include livestock farm machinery household goods and more. Auctioneers are R A McCord and son Joe plus Paul Halter. Lester Fadler Reed handles ads.
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J. F. Fadler
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Sikeston Packard Company
Highway 61 North
Oliver Farm Equipment
Highway 61
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Oliver Farm Equipment Building
Sikeston, Missouri
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