International bankers debunked by Otto H Khan speech
Otto H Khan of New York contends there are no true international bankers in America. He argues bankers serve American industry and agriculture, with international activity limited to facilitating export imports and foreign loans when prudent, not a cosmopolitan motive.
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Otto H. Kahn
New York
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
America
Mr. Kahn
Europe
Liverpool
Sound Money and the Risk of Inflation Across History
speaker Samuel H Beach warns that fiat money leads to disaster, citing France under Robespierre and assignats, Russia and Germany, and the U.S. must keep currency sound. He urges citizens to use their voice to prevent decline into inflation, stressing the current solid gold basis and the danger of misguided monetary policy.
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United States
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Russia
Germany
France
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Robespierre
Senator Oddie Defends Sound Money Policy on Silver
Nevada Senator Oddie, chair of the Senate commission on gold and silver mining, reassures Western lawmakers there is no plan for bimetallism or departing from the gold standard. The panel will study gold and silver production, mining industry health, refining, transport, and market uses in the U S and abroad, and impacts on commerce and exchange.
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Oddie
Nevada
United States Senate Commission
Senator Oddie
Commission
United States
Bank salaries in Missouri towns under 2000 population
Missouri Bankers Association finds 368 banks in towns under 2,000 pay cashiers and chiefs about 110 dollars monthly. Of 1,162 banks in towns under 6,000 only 273 pay presidents. The report notes officers earn 140 dollars monthly on average and may rely on personal funds or side lines to maintain standards.
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The
Missouri Bankers Association
Commonwealth
United effort drives Estherville prosperity
A local message urges residents to see beyond their own dooryards and join a united effort for the community. It argues responsibilities extend to the whole town and that keeping money circulating locally secures future prosperity for all residents, with more details promised next week.
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Estherville
Simple Painted Vases Echo Quick Spring Cleaning
A young housewife showed two plain colored vases in her living room explaining how she made them. Wide mouthed bottles treated with paint can fit any decor and can be elaborated with pencil outlines and simple designs to harmonize with furnishings. In Japan spring cleaning starts in December.
Apple Display at Emmet County in Estherville Window
An apple display opens in the Estherville Drug Store window on Thursday October 4 to show and name varieties. Four of each variety will be shown and no two groups share a variety. Farm Bureau invites inquiries at their office Saturday to learn picking times handling and storage methods and to bring samples for identification.
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Emmet County
Estherville
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Merry Makers Present Excellent Program at High Lake Farm Bureau
The High Lake girls garment club delivered an excellent program before a large audience at the High Lake Township Farm Bureau meeting. Officers elected for next year were O. R. Gardner as director, Lars Waldee as vice president, and Max Soeth as secretary.
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Merry Makers
High Lake Township
Jorgensen Anderson to Speak at Jack Creek Farm Bureau
Jorgensen Anderson will discuss cooperative marketing at the Jack Creek township farm bureau meeting on Friday evening October 5. It is the regular station for the organization.
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Jorgensen. Anderson
Jack Creek
Jorgen Anderson
Township Farm Bureau
Willing Workers Meet at Consolidated School
The Willing Workers girls garment club of Emmet township met at the consolidated school to plan the Emmet township farm bureau meeting set for October 9. Under Mrs Maniece the group organized the program and prepared details for the event.
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Consolidated School
Emmet Township
Maniece
Farm Bureau
Rock Island Line Offers 4-H Club Trip Draws to Rural Youth
The Rock Island Lines will fund round trips to Chicago for 4-H Club contest winners in each county with full-time extension agents. Winners will be one boy or girl per county, chosen by agricultural colleges and county agents, for travel to the International Live Stock Exposition in early December 1923.
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Rock Island
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Chicago
State Agricultural College
L. M. Allen
Rock Island Lines
Ilinois
Frosted soybeans as seed in Iowa advised
Northern Iowa farmers need not fear frost damaged soybeans for seed if pods aren’t ripe or leaves intact. If full growth and full seed, germination should be good. Let the beans stand after frost, then cut with binder and cure in shocks until bone dry before threshing for seed.
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Iowa
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
F. S. Wilkins
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American Bankers ’Association
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Japan
Kher
V.R
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Fort Dodge
F. E. Seymour
Los Angeles
California
Vasoys
Rus
Roudebush
Tokyo
Asama-Yama
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