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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
4
Advance Hardware Co urges buyers to act now as coal supplies are ample, with several cars of good heat and furnace coal in transit and prices expected to rise later.
Mow your weeds by coup. Ist Town Marshal. Auto casings priced without profit in some cases below cost. See us for tires oils and greases. Ad vance Hardware Co. FOR SALE 65 Master Pointer Range Cock Stove Good as new. 40 if sold at once. Mrs Laura Hedge home Advance. For Sale Nice Roan Shorthorn Bull Roy Chamberlain. WANTED Junk Frank Gregory.
Mrs James Van Horn and family host visits to Cicero while Fred and others visit Virgil Van Horn. The Canada and Sandlin reunion sets July 22 at Lebanon Memorial Park with invites to all relatives. Public sale in Jamestown lists household goods including tables chairs rugs and appliances as the seller relocates.
Local notices record visits among Bean, Ferguson, Pointer, Shanahan, and related families. An auction ad lists household goods sold for cash with items from stove to coal and furniture, held by Victor Lane with Arch Miller as auctioneer.
The author warns against fiat money citing historical crises in France Russia and Germany. He argues the United States must keep its currency backed and urges readers to use voice and influence to preserve the current sound money standard led by President Savings Bank Division American Bankers Association H Beach.
Otto H Kahn of New York disputes the idea of a distinct International Banker. He argues bankers act as Americanists first, with international dealings limited to export import needs and European loans remaining comparatively small. He urges support for foreign credits to boost export trade while maintaining national interests.
Investigations by the Missouri Bankers Association show 368 banks in towns under 2,000 give cashiers and chief executives an average of $110 a month. Only 273 of 1,162 banks in towns under 6,000 pay the president a salary, with officers earning an average of $140 monthly.
Senator Oddie of Nevada, chairing the Senate committee to study gold and silver mining, rejects any move toward bimetalism or a gold standard departure. He vows support for sound money and the mining industry without creating an unsound currency. The commission will study production, refining, and uses of gold and silver and their impact on commerce and prices.
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