Indiana Progress notices and rates in pennies
Obituary notices and notices of poetry charges at five cents per link in a 1920s Indiana publication. Cash payments to Indiana Progress, Indi ana, Pa. Communications addressed to the paper.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
4
Obituary notices and notices of poetry charges at five cents per link in a 1920s Indiana publication. Cash payments to Indiana Progress, Indi ana, Pa. Communications addressed to the paper.
A sharp editorials argue the Democratic administration must raise revenue, possibly via higher corporate and individual taxes and continued war taxes, or issue hundreds of millions in bonds. It cites a shrinking corporate tax base, rising deficits, and calls for a US bond plan to fund defense, canals, and internal improvements, while criticizing Panama Canal payments and tax burdens on posterity. An adjacent note reports five protests against buying a Federal motor truck for Indianapolis fire services, urging reconsideration and equal voice for the fire company in truck selection.
RECENT DEATHS. George Hamilton a Civil War veteran found dead at his Philadelphia street home. He enlisted early in the war as a first lieutenant, served in the Navy, and later worked as a carpenter and police officer in Indiana. Survived by children Edward and Mrs. Charles Daurer and Miss Burdette Hamilton, with a brother James Hamilton. Interment at Oakland cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs. Elizabeth Morris and Mrs. Jane Young with details of their families, ages, church ties, and burial at Greenwood and Oakland cemeteries respectively, plus notices for Isaac Griffith Tauren May Buterbaugh, postmasters, and other local residents with brief death and survivor notes.
Indiana bank report lists resources including loans and discounts 1,784,221.88 and securities 2,503,722.08. It shows deposits of 2,308,501.48 and capital stock at 200,000.00 with profits 10,286.31. Sworn by cashier J. R. Daugherty on January 18, 1915, with audit notes and sale confirmations.
The report details assets and liabilities including loans deposits and reserves with figures showing securities, bonds and notes held. It lists due from the Federal Reserve and reserve requirements, and notes the total currency in circulation and redemption values. Administrators and signatures appear for verification and dates reflect January 1915.
Gale old filing devices in art metal offered by Huey and Moorhead. No further details or dates provided in the fragment.
Executors notice for Ta cob Buroett estate with details of claims and payment. also notice of private sale of real estate for minor heirs of Tae iva Matakaviol with multiple properties offered at private sale in Indiana County Pennsylvania.
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