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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement page lists $1.50 AQ advertising rates and display prices per inch plus per line reading notices and resolutions of respect. It notes all ads run until ordered discontinued and credits the American Press Association with foreign representation and E. H. DePOY as editor and publisher.
The Federal Reserve Board views the postwar period as optimistic. Readjustment after wartime production ends is not expected to cause severe hardship. Price adjustments and gradual employment shifts are anticipated as the economy realigns to peaceful needs. The world lacks sufficient supplies, keeping demand high for U.S. food, goods, and materials. Outsiders will be able to enter markets through credit and barter adjustments.
The piece argues for selling as shortages rise in homes and factories. It notes many factories idle due to uncertain demand, not inaction, and predicts a quick recovery as orders resume in America and globally. Purchasers will be found and U.S. purchasing power is strong. Industry must adapt to postwar conditions and accelerate soon.
Editorial urges farmers and towns to support their local newspaper as a regional information hub. It notes territorial publications tailor news to readers and provide value beyond city dailies, stressing local advertising benefits and the mutual support between readers and the press.
The Athletic Association wins a lease on the east wall of the traction station after directors and officials reach an agreement with the traction line. Reudlinger plans the building work while the team recently beat Upland in a road game, marking their first contest of the year. The association still has stock to sell and urges readers to buy.
Mrs Bullock of Gorham New York reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved her children's cold symptoms quickly and the illness gradually disappeared. She recommends the medicine to others based on her experience.
Paxton's Drug Store features Kodak cameras toilet water and automobile license products in a mixed promotional display. Local shoppers are invited to view and purchase these items at Paxton's Drug Store.
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