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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
5
The text argues that small personal savings deposited in banks fuel industrial growth by funding securities for plant and rail expansion. It claims savings protect wealth, bolster capital utilization, and support future wealth production, viewing this as a key positive factor for the economy and business outlook.
Forcing lower taxes from 32 in 1918 to 54 in 1920 then dropping to 45 32 28 and 23 over the last four fiscal years. Next year’s figure may be about 27 with a rising per capita tax trend. In 1918 the per capita tax was a little over 3 20. Over the following four years it climbed to 27 30 36 and 38 with further increases likely.
A North Carolina Experiment Station survey of 800 farms shows more than 40 percent of farmers’ total credit needs are for short term loans from banks or merchants. Only one sixth comes from banks. stores and landlords supply the rest. Store credit carries over 26 percent interest, with bankers charging just over 6 percent. Merchants prefer cash dealings. remedy lies in increased food production, reducing freight and dealer profits, and closer banker farmer cooperation to educate on bank credit.
P B Doty of the Agricultural Commission American Bankers Association states that prosperity cannot be legislated and that agriculture follows the same basic laws as any business, noting gloom gives way to renewed hope under natural laws.
A Boone County push aims to establish a Guernsey dairy hub with support from farmers, civic groups, and the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Purdue calf club leader M. L. Hall praised local cooperation and noted county strengths for leadership in the dairy industry. Also referenced are Chautauqua memories and a Hustler office sale note amid local obituaries and business updates.
Mrs James Graham advertises white Wyandotte eggs for sale at three dollars per egg? per hundred. Advance phone number appears but incomplete contact details.
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