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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
2
The piece argues the town’s trade area grows with merchant effort and advertising. It emphasizes that enterprise by local merchants and residents, not distance alone, determines how quickly trade expands. The town’s reputation hinges on active local leadership and bold promotion.
A 1907 essay argues churches should adopt modern advertising to compete for attention with Liberty Loans, stores, and theaters. It compares church operations to commerce, noting the Bethany Church and John Wanamaker as examples, and laments clerical reluctance and static boards hindering outreach.
The piece muses on printers ink and the first printed Bible as a landmark. It argues people remain people whether at a sale or a service and critiques the notion of universal church obligation as a bold but impractical idea.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance urges judging ensilage crops by feeding value, not height. It favors planting strong southern seed early in northern states and early cultivation to warm soils and accelerate growth.
A historical appeal argues that Victory Liberty Bonds lessen future tax burdens by funding wartime debt. It urges heavy Bond purchases to reduce income tax, highlighting that bonds return principal with government promise, unlike taxes which vanish.
The notice argues feeding costs money and unproductive trees should be replaced by faster growing, valuable varieties. Breed good cows for good calves, and select seed trees of fast growing, valuable kinds to ensure better yields.
Statistics from Bradstreet and official reports across 95 cities show February gains of 24.2 percent over last year. Cities like St. Louis and New York reflect prosperity while the Victory Liberty Loan tempers immediate growth. Once the loan is completed banks will resume real estate lending and construction may flourish.
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