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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues farmers rely on cars for markets but face rising costs from gas tires and maintenance. It notes the hidden layers of expense from labor to profits and hints that consumers will unite with others to resist being exploited by a system aided by political and corporate interests.
A discussion contrasts progressive communities with unprogressive ones, praising energetic business leaders and civic cooperation. It notes the value of effort while recounting B C Forbes remarks on a railroad worker who never missed a day in fifty years and questions how far such labor advances one.
Community minded column urges residents to advertise locally with honest goods to boost town growth. It notes that dollars spent at home fuel development and laments coins leaving the town for Germany and Potsdam art sales. The American Legion plans a study of school textbooks for un-American statements.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Wikinson spent Wednesday night in Marion. Several locals hosted visiting relatives and friends including Miss Eva Korporal, Miss Dorothy Palmer, and Miss Estalen Henderson. Community gatherings featured the Farrville Ladies Aid meeting, Heaston reunion at Memorial Park, and numerous Sunday dinners and tea invitations across nearby towns.
A compact note on entering God’s rest by faith through Jesus Christ. The author argues that belief grants rest, contrasts it with unbelief, and urges believers to approach the throne of grace for mercy and help in time of need.
The memorial readings praise Warren G. Harding as a peacemaker and steady leader. Clergy cite his gentleness temperance and insistence on enforcing prohibition while emphasizing his belief in patience and understanding for national unity.
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