Spencer Sews Weekly Chronicle
The Spencer sews. Published Every Thursday One Dollar a year in Alvance.
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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
4
The Spencer sews. Published Every Thursday One Dollar a year in Alvance.
The text urges careful, thoughtful discussion on regulating corporations and capital. It warns against rapid, radical change, emphasizes moral and secular perspectives, and calls for balanced limits to protect wage earners and consumers while preserving wealth, enterprise, and progress. It cautions against provoking capital, harming industry, or provoking labor conflicts such as forced closed shops.
The Register and Leader notes doubts about a central bank for the United States and warns against losing the ability to concentrate gold supply and shield business credit. It argues concentration is hard in a vast, loosely knit nation but urges continued attention to the issue.
The piece argues three years of business stoppage due to inadequate methods for rallying gold to back credit. It notes the U S held record gold during the panic while its money was sequestered, contrasts with Europe where gold moved to central banks, and urges bank cooperation and a central agency to protect credit and keep gold flowing in stress.
A Sac City Sum editorial notes that government statistics align with Hills prediction of shrinking food consumption in the U S as production catches up. It warns high farm duties could raise prices, boosting land values, and urges readers to stay cheerful to influence others positively. Spencer Milling Company invites prompt delivery inquiries.
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