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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
5
Boone County Knights of Pythians lodge will hold a meeting next Monday night with several Grand Lodge officers expected to attend. There will be plenty of good eats and all members of the local lodge are urged to be present.
Aunt Emmy advises Helen to research any bond offer with a bank and a written checklist. The pair discuss a “sucker list” and warn against unscrupulous investment brokers who target innocent buyers.
Seventeen students benefit from education funding at Georgia State College of Agriculture through aid from the State Bankers Association. In 1923 dues increased to support boys and girls unable to pursue higher education. A $1,000 trust was placed in the Ex-President's Fund, now totaling $7,153, aiding fifty students previously for a grand total of sixty-seven recipients.
A newspaper card invites readers to visit Walker and Son Bakery and Advance Bakery. It promotes their BREAD offerings and encourages customers to try products if they approve, inviting patrons to come in and sample.
William E. Knox president of the American Bankers Association urges balancing material gains with intellect and spirit and to enjoy life while pursuing prosperity. He compares travelers rushing past scenery to drivers who save gas and savor the journey, stressing inward satisfaction over mere wealth.
A review of New England agriculture cites waste of farm resources, poor farm and soil management, depleted fertility, unsuitable seed and varieties, inferior livestock, reliance on purchased seeds over home grain, quantity over quality production, and improper grading. The decline demands careful study by bankers and farmers alike.
Banks in Lee County Mississippi budget $5,000 to support an dairy advisor promoting greater dairy efforts. An expert advocates improved dairy operations across the county. Last year the county shipped 200 cars of heifers and cows out of the area.
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