Advance Hustler scales ads and notices for Advance Indiana
The Advance Hustler lists price bands for subscriptions and copies, with six months at $1.58 and three months at 40 cents. It notes obituary length free, lines charged at 5 cents for tributes and resolutions, and 16 cents for in paper advertising locals per insertion.
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Imech
Advance Commercial
Public Sale at Advance Area Auction
The undersigned will sell at his residence a half mile northeast of Advance region on a date in March. Horse Good Work Horse two cows a four year old and a one year old shorthorn and Holstein mixed to freshen mid March. Farm tools include harness wagon plow cultivator harrow seed drill and corn planter. Feed consists of 160 to fine corn 24 tons Timothy hay. Terms made known day of sale. Buyer: Bynum Canada D. O. Meadows Auctioneer. C. Epperson Clerk.
Near East Relief funds aid Armenian orphans in a five day aid surge
A feature shows how a ten dollar Near East Relief gift in New York transforms Armenian children's lives in Western Asia. It describes clothing repairs, paid sewing by a mother, and calls for donations to feed clothe and educate orphans, with hundreds of thousands in need.
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Wesern Asia
Madison Avenue
New York City
Exer Cockers
Near East
Armenia
Nour Brs Relief
Near East Relief
Farmers Own Ships That Cost Billions
Winthrop L. Marvin describes a postwar ship program where 2,300 vessels built under wartime finance and owned by citizens through the Shipping Board face management shifts. Congress and the Senate Commerce Committee weigh sale or private operation to protect the public treasury and maintain U S shipping competitiveness.
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United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Congress
House
Helle
Senate Committee On Commerces
Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Facts and Faves About the Patudpines
Maximo M. Kalaw discusses Philippine governance and civilization under American rule. He cites literacy, land ownership, schools, and self rule, contrasting misconceptions with data from census estimates and statements by U.S. officials and allies.
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Philippines
Philipinos
University of Santo Ports
Uty
Harvard
ISGG
Luzon
Aguinelda
United States
Philippine Republic
Islands
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Admiral Dewey
Malalas
George F. Hoar
Jose Rizal
Cooper
Orient
States
The
Union
South America
Europe
Charles Emmett Yeater
Thehilipinos
America
Moehlenpah Named to Federal Reserve Board
Hy A Moehlenpah of Wisconsin, a country banker active in farm loans and agricultural development, is appointed to the federal reserve board. He has led Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Co and Bankers Joint Stock Land Bank of Milwaukee and worked on farm loan legislation and pure bred stock movements.
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Hy. A. Moehlenpah
Wisconsin
Federal Reserve Board
Minerica
Agriculure
Stenhon
Genmedo
TSO
Citizen’s Bank of
Clinton
Wis
Thas
Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Company
Aad
Bankers’ Joint Stock Land Bank of Milwaukee
Moehlenpach
Washington, D.C
Legimiacion
Farm Loan Eet
Washington
Mochicnpah
America Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
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