Indiana Banker Meeting Chooses Muncie For 1914 Session
The Indiana Bankers' association wrapped up its Anderson session with a banquet. Muncie was selected as the site for the 1914 meeting. Officers named include Chairman Karl A. Oesterle of Muncie and Secretary G. R. Bracken of Montpelier. The program featured talks by Andrew Smith of Indianapolis and IL bank leaders, plus discussions on overdrafts and new banking laws. The gathering also included a large list of visiting bankers from many Indiana cities.
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Anderson
Muncie
Karl A. Oesterle
G. R Bracken
Montpelier
A. B. Smith
Dunkirk
Ernest Leer
Wabash
Philip Kabel
Winchester
Charles Osborne
Elwood
R. A. Morris
Fairmount
State Association
G. Christie
Purdue University
Daniel F. Mustard
Anderson Presiding
William G. Edens
Chicago
Central Trust Company of
Illinois
5. M. McFarland
Cincinnati
A. P. Harker
Lafontaine
H. G. Carey
Galveston
FE. S. Jaqua
Farmland
H. M. Koontz
Phil Matter
Marion
C. H. Church
J. W. Bowman
Camden
A. G. Lupton
Hartford City
J. L. McCullough
A. G. Matthews
R. F. Thomas
Pendleton
W. A. Kasel
R. S. Cummins
Yorktown
Charles Sharp
Amboy
D. C. Atkinson
A. H. Krusch
Arthur Richey
T. D. Rose
W. K. Frazier
G. S. Muffer
W. R. Stevens
S. S. Kleehner
G. W. Hoover
Haton
J. N. Barnard
Daleville
W. H. Adams
Merl Chenoweth
Arthur Cravens
Indianapolis
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G. L. Cole
D. BE. Conrad
Lapel
Andrew Smith
J. J. Kiser
G. H. Wilson
E. F. Schoeneck
F. A. Meyers
W. G. Helens
Henry Reise
St. Louis
G. A. Smith
H. F. Coppinger
H. B. Wilson
G. F. Quick
J. R. Frenzel
S. J. Johnson
S. M. McFarland
Y. P. Wilson
W. F. Morris
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Professor Webb
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Washington excursionists pack the city as wheels of government turn
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Signs Along Roads Decline From Past Advertising Boom
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Fireflies Light Mystery Solved by French Professor
Professor Raphael Dubois of Lyon University described his solution at the Zoological Society congress in Monaco. He explains that light from fireflies and glowworms comes from two compounds, luciferase and luciferin, which must contact water to emit light.
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Lyon University
France
Zoological Society
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Raphael Dubois
New Dance Craze Sparks Apartment Drama
The janitor of a large apartment house tells a resident he fired the elevator boy yet may rehire him after a complaint about long waits. He reveals Oscar was playing a mechanical piano in Mrs Blank's unit to let the Blanks rehearse a Tango Bunny Turkey dance, amid other complaints about heat and noise.
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Oscar
Photographer films life at the millionaire’s estate
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Milliaire
Amused Artist Quotes Gallery Scene About Gleaners
A famous artist relates an amusing gallery moment with two young women viewing a Miller painting. One erupts with praise then asks about the figures, and upon reading the title she realizes they are gleaning millet, prompting astonished glee.
Lydia E Pinkham Herb Compound Praised By Women
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Magnifying Trumpet Time Saver for Hands Free Telephony
Readable excerpts describe a sound magnifying trumpet with a flat shape and a small attachment to support the telephone receiver. When the line must be held, the user places the receiver on the time saver and brings the earpiece into position to hear distant speech clearly.
Regulation Weight: Natural Diet Controls Body Mass
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Texas girl credits Postum with curing coffee nerves
A Texas girl recounts beginning coffee at a young age and suffering nerve and digestive issues. After switching to Postum she reports clear skin, restored digestion, and stability in work as a primary teacher. She endorses Postum in Regular and Instant forms and suggests personal experimentation to achieve preferred strength.
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Texas
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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