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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
3
The piece quotes F A Vanderlip on banks as pools for idle money that fund labor and development. It explains clearing houses, interbank settlement, and how banks become dealers in credit rather than money, stressing that bank credit must be as good as cash for reliability.
President Wilson and C. H B Schaff defend railroad investments as vital to national business and public welfare. They argue rail securities are broadly held by over two million investors and that undermining rail finance harms millions of policyholders and depositors.
Crackerjack Doings at Austin Septhin threshed oats in the Brown ring setting a record with 5 466 bushels in three days. The crew of five, with two stops, included a welding trip to Advance by Yager and Son and a weigher pause between sets. J W Ross threshed 8 662 bushels of wheat and rye in the same ring.
A group of 17 first class farmers joins a broader farming network and appoints a second boss when needed. Members contribute to cooperative efforts and information sharing to improve crops and market access.
The funeral service was held yesterday at 10 o'clock with Rev. McCleed delivering the sermon. Burial followed at Old Union. The meeting closes tomorrow night as Rev. McCleed and Prof. McKinney lead well with two additions reported to date.
A sale announces a large line of velvet hats from 2.50 to 5.00 and a new line of smart tailored hats ready to wear from 2.50 to 4.00. Tams priced from 1.25 to 1.75.
Local notice announces a free lecture at Dover Christian Church tomorrow night on The Holy Land. The item notes social visit details from Jaird Jones and neighbors with A. H. Yager and family, and mentions upcoming Governor’s Day with Governor Ralston speaking at 2 30 p m in Advance Indiana.
A funeral was held for James M. Nicely at the M E Church on Saturday at 2 p m. with Rev. Francis and others officiating. A quartet and Mrs Francis provided music. Nicely, a devoted church worker and neighbor, was noted for generosity and sociability. Pallbearers included Roy Nicely, Wayne Nicely, Jesse Revercomb, Lawrence Revercomb, Cate Thompson and Wm Evans. Burial followed at Jamestown.
Dr King of Jamestown sells office equipment and goodwill to Dr Deer of Franklin with possession to follow in a few days. Dr and Mrs King will move to their farm in Monroe county Blooming ton R R. Mrs King helped run the Jamestown Christian Church and Bible School and led Jackson township schooling. Township officers regret her departure and wish them well.
The M. E. Church holds Sunday School at 10 o'clock, with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m.
The question of Woman Suffrage is debated as twelve states adopt it and four more vote this fall. Elihu Root argues suffrage is not a natural right and insists government by the male vote better protects life and liberty, emphasizing distinct roles of men and women and warning against gender-based political upheaval.
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