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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
2
A sweeping address calls for wageworker protections, old age pensions, shorter hours, child labor bans, and systemic corporate oversight. It champions postal savings banks, inland waterways plans, forest conservation, and national park reorganization. It lauds Panama Canal progress, Philippine self rule, and calls for naval expansion, military reform, and education funding.
Farmers urged to use this bank for a convenient checking account and savings option. The ad highlights withdrawals and interest on funds, with friendly service from its offices. It invites farmers to make the bank their banking home and notes a four percent rate.
Fragmentary classified style notice from Homer City Pennsylvania listing a bank and multiple items for sale or bid. Includes references to cash balances, livestock like calves and wool pelts, and a long unreadable string of names and numbers.
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