How All the People Played a Part In Building Nation's Credit Structure
Francis H. Sisson explains how credit is built through bank loans and deposits, detailing the roles of farmers, manufacturers, home buyers, investors, and speculators. He traces the pre-1929 credit boom, the vast loans and investments totaling $58 billion, and the 1929 shocks that caused widespread defaults, marking the banks as sharing the nation’s fate rather than to blame.
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Livestock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Opening prices for the week show steady demand for desirable steers and yearlings, with medium and common cattle and cows weaker. Receipts 8,500 head. Prices: yearlings prime to good $4.50-$6.75, steers prime to good $4.75-$6.85, fed cattle varied $3.50-$5.65, grass and canners steady to weak in parts, lambs and hogs mixed with fat lambs $6.50-$7.25 and feeder lambs $6.00-$6.50.
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Farm Accounting Contest Launched in Cache County Utah
Cache county bankers launch a farm accounting contest to enroll at least five farmers per bank. Enrollments go to the Clearing House Secretary and Utah State Agricultural College Extension Division. Prizes total 60 dollars for top five, with certificates for 60 percent scores. Contest ends December 3, 1933, judged by county agent, key banker, Clearing House, and Extension Division representatives.
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Cattle Market Slows Under Bearish Outside Reports
With 11,000 cattle on hand Monday the market moved slowly and fell about 10 to 25 cents from Saturday. Trading centered at 3.35 to 3.90 per hundredweight with top butcher weights near 4.00. sows sold largely from 2.75 to 3.25.
Opening Day Sheep and Lamb Market Prices Listed
Nine thousand fresh sheep and lambs arrived for opening day with prices near last Friday. Fat lambs brought 6.50 to 7.25 dollars, feeders 6.00 to 6.50, aged stock largely unchanged. The camel note adds a remark on temperament.
Oriental Village Shines at A Century of Progress Fair
The Orient comes alive at the Oriental Village inside the Chicago World’s Fair with vibrant color life and charm drawing thousands daily at the Century of Progress exhibition.
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Great Chalice at Fair Draws Crowds in Chicago Exhibition
The Holy Grail chalice, debated by authorities as the Last Supper cup, attracts throngs at A Century of Progress exposition. The piece is among numerous free displays. Also notes on how infected teeth can affect stomach health and overall digestion.
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