New Year Outlook 1930 From Business Prophets
Caleb Johnson surveys predictions for 1930. Forecasters foresee a slow start but rising business by midyear, with improved farming prospects, fewer early jobs, and wage stability. Ayres, Washington forecasts, and USDA agriculture notes shape a cautious, cautiously optimistic year ahead for industry, commerce, and farmers.
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Caleb Johnson
Chicago
Slonel Leonard W. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Busiess Men of America
Manny
Colonel Ayres
Europe
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Getting John's Dinner Farm Board Act Durably Forward
Forecasts hinge on the tariff act form the disarmament conference outcome and stock market probes. Uncertainty surrounds prices living costs and international trade as four and a half billion dollars were lost by speculators. Winners amass larger capital and expect to deploy funds into productive uses within the year.
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Stock Exchange
London
North Carolina farmers to learn county crop profits plan
The North Carolina extension program will for four months present data on food and feed crop production and profits by county. Aimed at guiding county boards and officials, the study shows farmers nearly feed themselves while urban areas rely on imports. Plans include county-by-county presentations at the January extension conference.
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North Carolina
Board of Trustees of
State College
E. C. Brooks
C. A. Sheffield
Dean I. O. Schaub
Boards of Agriculture
Cabbage Plant Shortage Averted In Cartaret County
Despite recent freezes in Cartaret County, forecasts now show enough early cabbage plants to meet demand. Local growers report improved conditions and steady shipments, easing worries of a shortage for spring planting.
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Cartaret
Fire Dooms Wing of White House on Christmas Eve
A major fire destroyed the executive offices of President Hoover in the White House on Christmas Eve, with firefighters battling the blaze for over two hours. The White House proper remained unharmed, and President Hoover and his son joined in watching as firemen fought the flames. Damage was estimated at 60,000 dollars and possibly higher, with Chief George S. Watson noting extensive water damage but private papers saved.
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Washington
D. C
White House
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Allen
George S. Watson
District of Columbia Fire Department
President Hoover
War and Navy
Richard Jervis
Secret Service
Eight Deer Added to the Daniel Boone Game Refuge
A Lenoir report says seven or eight more deer have been placed in the Daniel Boone Game Refuge at Edgemont. The reserve now holds nine deer and sixteen wild turkeys. J S Stepp, a state forester, warns of severe penalties for hunting inside the 14 000 acre tract fenced boundaries and praises local natives for cooperating with the enforcement efforts.
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Lenoir
Daniel Boone
Edgemont
J. S. Stepp
Ant
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted Since 1892
The 1875 practice introduced a liquid vegetable laxative for women, children, and the elderly. Marketed in 1892 by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, it claims mild safe bowel stimulation and relief from headaches biliousness and indigestion. Free trial bottle offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
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New Haven
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