Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on a Stock Swindle Case
Mrs Thompson, advised by Aunt Emmy, was duped after a stranger offered to verify a Liberty Bond. The man won her trust, had her sign a receipt, and she later received shares she did not buy. He never returned the bond, revealing a common swindle that drains millions yearly. banks and reading agreements are urged to prevent such losses.
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Fia
United States
Anne B. Aymes
New Era for Agriculture Promised by Banking Leader
New York report quotes President W C Gordon of the State Bank Division American Bankers Association urging 13000 members to back improved marketing of farm products. He says farmers are distanced from consumers by intermediaries and should apply sound business ideas to agriculture. He endorses the Agricultural Conference's distribution plan and calls for a practical, long range program.
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New York
W. C. Gordon
State Bank
American Bankers Association
Gordon
Fie
Washington
Agricultural Conference
Numerous U.S. Cooperative Groups Manage Diverse Farm Goods
The government notes over 10,000 local co operative organizations nationwide. Iowa Fleece and Wool Growers Association reports annual business of 2.84 million dollars, Ohio Sheet and Wool Growers 1.5 million, Oregon wool growers 0.5 million, and New York Texas and South Dakota associations each handling about 250 thousand dollars.
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United States
Iowa
Year in the Dairy Market 1924 Highlights and Shifts
The 1924 dairy year shown by the Blue Valley Creamery Institute reflects diversification boosting production and profits amid fluctuating butter prices. Butter opened the year strong in Chicago at 55 cents for 92 score, then fell to 35 cents in April as imports declined and tariffs affected profits. Production stayed high through spring and summer, prices rose again with late summer gains, and fluid milk volume surged due to favorable weather, keeping markets unsettled into year end.
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America
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Chicago
United States
Causes and cures of fatigue in everyday life
A discussion of fatigue explains that overexposure to non fresh air, glare, overcrowded or overheated rooms, uncomfortable seating, poor clothing and irritating company can tire the body. Rest in a quiet, cool, well ventilated room restores balance and reduces infection risk, guiding sane choices for recreation.
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