For Sale and Local Notes from Advance Hustler
Local classified items include for sale of 150 bushels corn and junk needs, plus ads for furniture like fiber rockers and kitchen cabinets. A fire cross parade in New Brunswick drew about 2,500 attendees with 140 robed men, band, and klan marching. Ora McDaniel lectured on America. Wedding and birth notices appear, and social visits are noted around Lafayette Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunsvilk
Armstrong
Pittsboro
Ora McDaniel
Advance Telephone Co. Notice to Patrons in 1923
The Advance Telephone Co informs patrons that as of July 1 1923 all accounts must be paid in full to date or service will cease. Patrons are required to pay three months in advance from that date or $14 per month if full advance is not possible. A $2 installation fee and $150 moving fee may apply for residence relocations or extra wire costs.
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The
Advance Telephone Co
Iowa
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Wall Estate
In the Boone Circuit Court April term 1923 notice is given that Mark Wall as Administrator of Frances S Wall deceased has filed his account and vouchers for final settlement. The court will examine on September 10 1923 and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Rogers Smith attorneys for the estate. June 14 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances S. Wall
Boone Circuit Court
Mark Wail
Frances S. ‘Wall
Winson Jones
Boone Circuit
Rogers & Smith
America
Edison Ford Morey scheme: chaos in commodity money plan
Article reviews William T. Foster critique of the Edison Ford commodity money idea. It argues the plan would raise taxes and political meddling while failing to diverge from gold standards, as notes are redeemable for Federal Reserve currency rather than new money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison-Ford
William T. Foster
Pollack Foundation For Economic Research
Academy of Political Science
American Bankers’ Association
Foster
National Bank
Federal Reserve
Edison
Congress
Mr. Edison
Bankers Caution Against Inflation
AEA president J H Puelicher notes at ASA meeting that farmers face higher costs, European observers see slow recovery, and bankers warn against rapid expansion. The piece argues for conservative business practices to avoid inflation and deflation, urging support for sound credit.
Mussolini declares capitalism to be Italy's future
Premier Mussolini, once a Socialist, now embraces private enterprise and rejects state control. He argues the state should renounce economic functions to lift the people, asserting capitalism's enduring role across industry agriculture commerce banking and transport. He warns that systems shunning free initiative fail quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
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Jewell Heady
Frank Gregory
Raintown
Hunsinger
Clevinger
Advance Lumber Company
Mary Boone
Mark Wall
Lunk
Mrs
Wayne McChiine Bordsay 2
Relly Jane
Ralph Canad
Robi Ferguson
Clara McDaniel
Lafayette Park
New Brunswick
Mont Clair
Pleasant Grove
Meney
King of
Jess
Nke
Edison-Ford Morey
J. H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
D. H. Puelicher
Coal Oil
Noun & Walker
Hustler Office
Tanselle
Quality Shoe Shop
Ebanon
Indiana
H. H. Turnham
Prop
Lebanon ST
Hustler
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