Sound principles for Allied debts in Dawes plan view
Charles B. Mitchell of National City Bank argues in the American Bankers Association Journal that Dawes plan principles should guide Allied debts to the United States. He cautions against forcing every dollar, endorses gradual payment, and outlines three core tenets to prevent burdening future generations.
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Dawes
United States
Charles B. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
American Bankers Association Journal
Mitchell
France
Belgium
Italy
General Dawes
Adversity a stimulant to good farming
Dean Dodson recounts a Louisiana farmer who turned hardship into profit. After his wife and daughter were hospitalized and a 2200 dollar bill arrived, he expanded dairy and crop activities, fed waste to livestock, improved poultry care, and cut auto costs. By year end he paid the bill and learned sound farming.
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Dean Dodson
Louisiana
Pebo
Titonka Topic Op-Ed on Farm Credit and Cash Basis
The Titonka Topic notes a North Carolina Experiment Station survey showing 40 percent of farm credit goes to short term loans from stores or landlords, with high interest. It urges cash transactions and better banker farmer relations to improve farm income and reduce freight costs.
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North Carolina
Hog Prices Seen Rising After Short pig Crop Drop
Hog breeders and buyers expect a shift from abundant shipments and low prices to higher prices as 1924 hog production falls 15 to 20 percent from last year. A smaller spring pig crop, reduced farm shipments, and a firmer market in Chicago are cited as factors that could lift returns for producers in 1925 if pork demand holds and corn crops improve.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Chicago
Britt News Social Grains From Local Visits
The Britt News notes visits at the Boutilier home with neighbors stopping by on Wednesday afternoon. Irene Pedmont Btone and others called, with J Rohrhacu and Cummins of Woden among visitors later in the week.
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Clas
Boutilier
Chas
Ana
HL Martin
W. B. Caldwell
Britt News
Ringsted publishes ordinances in booklet form
The town prints all ordinances in a pocket booklet to aid distribution. Residents urged to clean up yards, rake and burn debris for a healthier town. Palo Alto Reporter notes pending refunds over $64,000 to farmers for Mallard pavement assessments. Mrs. John Crone of Woden underwent a surgical operation at Algona a week ago.
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John Crone
Woden
Algona
Ringsted
Palo Alto
Reed set for northern fishing trip this summer
Reed prepares for an annual fishing journey starting this summer as Kohlhaus Bros. of Algona notes the new Buick six cylinder and fashion of the era. Distance will be trivial to the traveler as he heads north.
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Navinan
Ing & Bran
Chase
Kohlhaus Bros
Algona
Reed
Local Business Cards and Services in Titonka and Algona
Readable items include a general livestock and farm supply contact in Titonka Iowa a veterinary office in Woden Iowa and local law firm and bank references with phone numbers and office locations. Other listings mention undertaker and title license notes in connection with Titonka area services.
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Titonma
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Takota
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Otto Kunz
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Whtonka
Quarton
Zonth County State Savings Bank
D. B. Kulp
Pitonka
A. H. Foth
Bancroft
F. E. Sawyer
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Christensen Bros
J. E. Keil
W.H. Stott
Titonka, Iowa
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