The Fallacy of Currency Inflation in Prices Debate
Walter Lippman argues that radical plans to inflate currency or bank credit aim to raise prices but differ in approach. He notes currency already outpaced by bank money and warns that moderate inflation cannot raise prices, while excessive inflation destroys value and borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Borah
Wheeler
Thomas
Patman
Federal Reserve System
Borah
York Tribune. Inc
Late Conveyances Of County Realty
The following real estate deeds have recently been admitted to record in Frederick County. mile J. Fevent er trustee to Odessa B. Hensell et al includes property in Stonewall district with $600 consideration. L L Hockman to Crisman Hockman covers land in Hill crest sub division for nominal consideration. Henry J Brawley and others to Commonwealth of Virginia property along Berryville Win pike for nominal consideration. Henry J Brawley and others to Patrick J McTiernan property in Stonewall district with nominal consideration.
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Frederick County
Mile J. Feventer
Frederick
Odessa B. Hensell
Nelson C. Hensell
Stonewall District
L. L. Hockman
Etux
Crisman Hockman
Hill
Crest
Henry J. Brawley
Commonwealth of Virginia
Berryville-Win—pike
Patrick J. McTiernan
Oklahoma barter exchange grows from unemployment aid
The self help exchange in Oklahoma City uses its own scrip to swap services for goods, financed by a 25 cent nails package and 60 day vouchers. A 21 member board, backed by merchants, aims for permanence, with early support from Ernest R. Chamberlain. Barter networks spread across the southwest as money scarcity rises.
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Oklahoma
Ernest R. Chamberlain
Retail Merchants Association
Oklahoma City
Southwest
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Hi College
Kansas
Texas
J. F. Lambs
Jefferson County
Beaumont
Ten Suggestions To Farmers For Making Ends Meet
John R. Hutcheson director of the Virginia Agricultural Extension Division offers ten measures for farmers to improve livelihoods amid flat prices in 1933. He urges debt avoidance, self sufficiency, careful culling, prudent crop focus, efficient farming, land stewardship, cooperative trade, support for farm groups, recreation development, and neighborly self reliance while predicting gradual price recovery.
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Virginia
John R. Hutcheson
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
Extension Division
Hutcheson
Farmers Must Pull Through By Own Effort
Jan 26 speech by J A McDermott president of the United States Dairy Corporation urged Virginia Products Association that agriculture must recover its economic stability through its own initiative. He criticized currency inflation and price fixing as ineffective. He called for closer producer and distributor cooperation and suggested regulated prices to fit local needs.
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J. A. McDermott, Ia
United States Dairy Corporation
The
Virginia Products Association
McDermott
Doles
Treasury
Frank F. Rennie
Richmond
Virginia State Dairymen’s Association
Middletown Notes From Virginia Community Page
Local residents report move ins from Baltimore to Main Street and health updates. Several social visits, illnesses, hospital talks, and church construction progress are noted along with a run of neighborly function updates and a quirky closing joke about a lion shooting gallery.
Reynolds Store Notes A Busy Week of Local Visitors
Mr M and daughter Betty plus Mr Sargentia celebrated a birthday. John Lewis of Winchester stayed with Mrs Susan B Lewis. Eley Springs guests visited Mr and Mrs E D Shenk. Isaac Catlett of Kensville Ohio spent Wednesday with his parents. Mrs C W Moore visited her sister wae T P Hovermale at Ridge WA. Murvil Dick spent Sunday with Mrs I D Shade. G H Ritenour of Stephens City dined with E D Shenk. John Nesmith called on I D Shade Friday. Shade was indisposed color days ago.
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Middletown
James Bean
Luther Wise
Wise
Frank Willey
Kernstown
Elsie Grover
Reliance
Madelon Yates
Charles Hartley
Stephens City
Walter McCauley
F Ester Kline
Vaucluse
Cedar Cliff Church
Messrs
W. P. Saunders
Russell
Harry
Luther McCauley
Winchester
Aberkateher
Louise Kline
Betty
Sargentia
John Lewis
Susan B. Lewis
Eley Springs
E. D. Shenk
Isaac Catlett
Kensville
Ohio
J. Catlett
C. W. Moore
Wae T. P. Hovermale
Ridge
W. A
Debate At Fairview School Draws Strong Friday Night
A Friday night debate at Fairview School drew a large audience and was enjoyed by attendees. The event featured lively discussion and participation from residents and students.
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Fairview School
Rissler, 76, Dies at Summit Point in Jefferson County
William D. Rissler, lifelong Jefferson County resident, died early Wednesday at his Summit Point home. The 76 year old, son of George and Francina Rissler, was married to Elizabeth Yates and is survived by three sons T L of Charles Town John P and Gerard.
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Charles Town
W. Va
William D. Rissler
Jefferson County
Summit Point
Virginia
George and
Francina
Mr. Rissler
Elizabeth Yates
T. L
John P
Gerard County
Funeral Held Friday at 2:30 P M
A funeral service was held Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the deceased home conducted by Rev W D Eye of Summit Point Episcopal Church. Interment followed at Edge Hill in Charles Town. A note mentions jack in the pulpit roots contain acrid calcium oxalate crystals and are typically cooked to remove this toxin.
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W. D. Eye
Summit Point Episcopal Church
Edge Hill
Charles Town
Jack-in-the-pulpit
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People’s Service Drug Store
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United States Dairy Company
St. Louis
Vicks Nose
Miles
Goodrich
al Cy
Silvertown
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock Ib Boscawen
W. D. Rissler
Dr. Pierce
Rinda Stone
Box
Bassetts
Buick
Essex
Packard
Rouss Garage
Braddock
Fen
Shey
SPE B. & M
Campbell's Pork & Beans
MALL
Vienna
Hunt
PSE
Inder A
Proctor & Gamble
Talk of
Ford
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
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Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
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