Kokomo Trust Company The Friendly Bank Strong in Community
Kokomo Trust Company known as The Friendly Bank sits at 112 East Walnut Street Kokomo with resources over 3 million. The bank serves Russiaville and the surrounding area with a progressive trust department and courteous service led by president Fred L. Trees, vice president W. K. Blacklidge, and cashier-secretary William F. Mitchell. The institution emphasizes thrift education and full financial services for rich and poor alike.
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Kokomo
East Walnut Street
Russiaville
Bank and Rust Company
Kokomo Trust Company
Fred L. Trees
W. K. Blacklidge
William F. Mitchell
White's Sign of the Coffee Pot Prominent Kokomo Importers
White's Sign of the Coffee Pot at 313 North Main Street Kokomo operates as a leading coffee and tea house with a roasting plant and extensive wholesale and retail trade. They source from major importers and supply high grade urn coffee to hotels and cafeterias, also selling teas spices and candy.
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White’s
Middlewest
Russiavike Subdivision Progress Amid Public Spirit
A compilation highlights enterprise of local business men in Russiavike and vicinity. The section is described as a highly progressive subdivision with generous public spirit, scenic beauty, and strong financial resources driving growth.
Russiaville and Vicinity Promoted as Garden Spot of Indiana
A recent promotional piece extols Russiaville and surrounding areas as a fertile, well watered region with strong transport links. It touts civic beauty, public spirit, and a robust financial sector, urging readers to study display business writeups and recognize local firms delivering value and progress.
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Russiaville
Indiana
Union
Civic Art
United States
Business Review
Times
Adow
Tobacco grown across Canada bulletin from Pacific railway
The bulletin notes tobacco may be grown throughout Canada including far north areas north of the sixty fifth parallel. It states tobacco plants thrive with proper frost timing and that Alberta farmers living above the fifty sixth parallel faced failing crops.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Not Always a Simple Question in 1925 column
A 1925 newspaper item comments on telephone operators and public time calls. The piece notes fears of disputes over time announcements and defends limiting operator involvement to avoid daylight daylight-episode arguments.
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Perator
Who Calls the Frogs in Winter?
Frogs and toads lie buried in mud or under logs and stones during winter. Nature Magazine notes they awaken at the proper time, though the mechanism remains a mystery. The article discusses the puzzling timing of their emergence from hibernation.
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Nature
Nature Magazine
America’s Boulwark and the Principle of Self Government
A historical piece on self government as the cornerstone of popular representation and participation in civic councils, reflecting on the meaning of public involvement and the ideals of democratic governance.
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H Webster
Hudson Essex closed coach price cut advertised
C F Seward & Sons promote Hudson Coach now $1250 and Essex Coach $850 at 312 West Superior Street Koxomo. They tout the closed car as a value under open car cost with balloon tires and six cylinder power. The ad urges readers to consider Hudson Essex quality and advance engineering.
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Essex
Hudson
Hoss Sign Service lauded for public-spirited Kokomo impact
The Hoss Sign Service of Kokomo at 2041 West Walnut is praised as a progressive, community oriented business producing signs of all kinds. The feature extols its cooperation with the public, its role in local growth, and its commitment to artistic, modern outdoor advertising.
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Hoss
Kokomo
Howard County
Broadway
Atlantic City
Forties
New York
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