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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1925

Page

4

Immediate Trial Agreed Upon in Complex Estate Dispute

State Attorney Robert E. Rewe favors swift action as Stewart seeks to challenge the bequest left to Billy by McClintock Sr. The Oceanside attorney Lewis Peterson claims the fortune for Lyman G. Caswell, the client, while pursuing details to base a suit against McClintock Sr.'s first wife and the estate. Crowe and an assistant monitor the latest development in the alleged million-dollar germ murder case.

Robert E. ‘Rewe Stewart Billy Lewis Peterson Oceanside Calif Lyman G. Caswell Peterson McClintock McClintock Sr Crowe

Sound Principles for Allied Debts

The piece discusses applying the Dawes plan to Allied debts to the United States. Charles E. Mitchell of National City Bank argues that debt settlements should ease political and economic relations with France, Belgium, and Italy. He cautions against forcing every dollar repayment and supports adapting wartime debt principles to postwar international finance.

Dawes United States Charles E. Mitchell National City Bank of New York American Bankers Association Mitchell France Belgium Italy

Stimulus to Good Farming Drives Cost Reduction Plan

A farmer outlines a plan to raise income and cut expenses after noting his small herd and related costs. He aims to understand how a $2,200 bid could translate into better farming, and how to apply a businesslike map to optimize resources and repay debt by year end.

Hog price outlook brightens as hogs tighten in 1925

Hog breeders and buyers expect higher prices after a 15 to 20 percent drop in the spring pig crop and an eight in ten hog yield from 1923 to 1924. A Blue Valley Creamery Institute survey notes reduced shipments, steady demand, and producer profits likely with a stronger corn crop in 1925.

Blue Valley Creamery Institute Chicago

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