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Columnist Dean Karau traces Kewanee – In the Beginning . . . DEAN KARAU What was Kewanee like in its first year? Let’s take a look. But first, for a frame of reference, let’s revisit Wethersfield prior to the founding of Kewanee.  Wethersfield’s growth was stunted by the Financial Panic of 1837, which lasted through much of the 1840s. By the early 1850s, Wethersfield had only a dozen or so businesses operating in the village. It’s population hovered around 400, but most lived on farms outside of the village. What later became Kewanee Township had another 400 or so similarly living ...

Blog/The Hunt for Taxes Posted Apr 5, 2021 by Martin Armstrong Spread the love   The Democrats are out to end saving and passing on something for your children. I am sure those who voted for Biden simply because they hated Trump will find out what the real agenda is fairly soon. It might simply be a good time to die right now because the Democrats tear up everything that made America the land of opportunity. The one thing that I would have to agree with Karl Marx on was his version of the “rich” in England was all about preventing the lower classes from ever obtaining wealth. You would t...

New data traces rise, fall of the Freedman’s Bank February 25, 2021 Early effort to help newly freed slaves was sabotaged by racial violence A University of Georgia finance professor used the records of a Reconstruction-era bank to add fresh insights to the financial lives of newly emancipated African Americans, and how efforts to support them collapsed. “What we found is this significant policy lesson about the importance of trust in encouraging financial participation,” said Malcolm Wardlaw, an assistant professor of finance at the Terry College of Business. “When you’re dealing...

Spread the love QUESTION: Marty, I found your passing comment on cash-like coupons by private stores becoming cash in the digital world. Could you elaborate? thank you as always BK ANSWER: Aside from the ancient Roman prostitute token, we have often found private tokens emerge as money during periods of shortages in physical money. The Roman Emperor Tiberius (14-37AD) was notoriously frugal. Where his predecessor Augustus (27BC-14AD) minted coins like no other emperor with so many varieties well over a 100, Tiberius reduced everything to two designs and cut the money supply. He ended up creat...

That's the capstone. that's this man not just rediscovering who he is but rediscovering who this country is. >> may god continue to shed his grace on the united states of america. >> when we come back -- >> the u.s. banking system remains in deep trouble. worst showing ever on an inaugural day. >> the first day. a day from hell. >> we could have a second great depression. >> nearly 1.2 million jobs have disappeared. >> it's a stunningly scary moment. >> welcome to the whe house. >> maybe because i was too new to panic. >> main street, not wa street! what are you doing? getting your quarter bac...