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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
8
The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana announces subscription prices: 1.50 for six months, 1.00 for three months, 0.05 per single copy, and discounts for multiple copies. Display advertising costs 0.10 per inch and locals 0.05 per line. Obituaries short free, longer lines 0.05, and resolutions 0.05 per line.
A notice notes that the item was entered at the Advance Indiana post office as second class mail matter indicating its mailing status and origin.
Notice states Mona Beaver will give music lessons during the coming spring and invites interested parties to communicate at the Post Office.
Charles E Bruce of Jefferson Township announces his candidacy for Boone County Treasurer pending the Republican Primary on May 4 1920. The Bazaar of the Society of Christian Church begins at 1 PM in the Bowman Building with a sale of available items on Saturday April 3.
A scan of a noisy old page shows ads for a high school event titled Les Miserables and a Saturday night show. It lists for sale White Leghorn eggs and other farm offerings with prices, plus tomato seed and fertilizer deals, and a radium mystery film shown weekly.
The Philippine senate passes the equal suffrage bill and a Filipina worker in the United States, Mrs Jaime Co de Veyra, is highlighted for her public service and leadership. An American writer praises the Filipina’s balanced ties to law and family life.
M'adoo says the Farm Loan Agency aids Farriles as part of the financial system that sustains constitutionality of law for agriculture, similar to the role of national guard and federal reserve acts for commerce and industry.
The text explains how federal and joint credit banks were created to provide affordable long term credit for farmers and small and large borrowers. It notes tax exemptions for farm loan bonds to attract investors and ensure the farm loan system could function alongside other financial markets.
American school children will contribute one cent and upward to "America's Gift to France" a Marne memorial statue by Frederick MacMonnies. The $250,000 project, designed by Al bert Sterner, will be built at Meaux on the Marne to rival the Statue of Liberty. Contributions are being received at National Headquarters in New York under Charles H. Sabin.
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