Saving Habit Tip for Future Finances
The note urges readers to start a saving habit now by depositing part of their salary this week. It emphasizes future benefits and building a secure financial foundation.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
1
The note urges readers to start a saving habit now by depositing part of their salary this week. It emphasizes future benefits and building a secure financial foundation.
A small ad lists straw hats for sale at one dollar each, offering buyers a choice among available styles and sizes while supplies last.
Marion Craver of Advance died after surgery for appendicitis and peritonitis at Williams Hospital Lebanon. He was a prominent local businessman and I O O F secretary, born 1858 in Effingham Illinois, survived by his wife Lily Shoemaker Craver, with services held in Advance and burial at Jamestown.
Bargain fountain pen aside, sale lists dozens of farming tools and equipment. Items include iron rollers, plows, harrows, drills, wagons, manure spreader, buggy, hay frame and racks, chicken coops, kettles, harness sets, and more. Terms require cash for 330 and under, credit of nine months with bank note, 50 percent cash discount. Proceeds to Providence Ladies Aid.
Bertha Ermel Riner filed suit Saturday afternoon against Lawrence O. Riner for divorce. They married February 26 1916 and separated August 7 1916. She charges cruel treatment and seeks divorce alimony $1000 and restoration of her maiden name Bertha Ermel Meadows. She resides near stop 125 on the Crawfordville division of the THIE line Jefferson township.
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