Bankers and Farmers Invited to Cooperate for Prosperity
The article extols bankers as builders of agriculture and community prosperity, urging banks to extend cooperative loans to farmers at fair rates. It praises bankers as God Almighty's noblemen and envisions a shared future where bank vaults fund livestock, soil quality, and agricultural products, strengthening local economies.
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Wislesa Ife
Ucla
Wiiker
Imp
Neriguh
Able of
Gu Morunily
Ely
Lange Tellins
Goddess of Liberty
God Almighty
Heaven
Earth
Gasoline offered at Carthage prices through Bowser System
Gasoline is now ready to be supplied in any quantity at Carthage prices filtered through the Bowser System for autos no water or dirt. At the Furniture Store,
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Teeter
Carthage
Bowser
Maxwell Racers Bring Patriotism to Indianapolis Showdown
The Maxwell racing effort, led by Walter B. Flanders, aims to prove American engineering can match European makers on the track. Three Maxwells return to Indianapolis this year to defend speed trophies and satisfy a growing owner base eager to see U.S. firms compete in motor sports.
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Indianapolis
Maxwell Cars Aim to Defend American Speed Laurels
Flanders speaks of the 1914 campaign and current year races as Maxwell develops to higher speed. The new Maxwells at Indianapolis retain classic touring car design features and will be built in Maxwell shops with all components. Indianapolis offers a key stage for rating the cars as Flanders watches the speed battles unfold. He says, win is the aim, but if luck favors another American maker, Maxwell will still showcase national pride.
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America
Europe
Indianapolis
Detroit
Michigan
Maxwell
Flanders
Maxwell Racing
Fantent
Noisy politics threaten civic peace in old town
The community voice laments political quarrels disrupting industry and lawful work. Citizens seek relief from public squabbles, hoping for a return to productive vocations and civil discourse away from factional clashes that spill into the forum.
Political agitators threaten national progress and liquor reform
Readers are urged to eliminate political agitators who disrupt industry and farming. The piece argues liquor questions corrupt governance, calling for temperance and criticism of politicians who drink. It cites Lloyd George and English Prohibition, warning of intoxicated leaders harming public policy and urging advertisers to submit copy by Monday noon.
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Lloyd George
Europe
England
Keeley
Hquor
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