Co operative Marketing Gains Ground Among Indiana Producers
Many producers see co operative marketing as boosting their own power and destiny by controlling sales. In Grant county and Van Buren township Indiana producers report clear financial gains from small trials and urge wider adoption for broader product fields. The public will watch these efforts as they expand to larger operations with hopes of shared prosperity.
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Indiana
Grant County
van Buren Township
Out Goes the $2 Bill as Currency Reform Proposed
A treasury committee plans to banish the two dollar bill and redesign all paper money to curb counterfeit losses. The move notes superstition over the denomination but asserts public benefit and wide acceptance of paper money remains, including by skeptics.
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Treasury
Mellon
News-Eagle
What the World Is Looking For
A stirring exhortation for men to be honest, principled and steadfast in duty. It calls for courage, integrity, and self reliance, urging individuals to tell the truth, work hard, forgo vanity, and live within their means. The speaker emphasizes restraint and responsibility as core virtues.
Boost Van Buren Merchants Back Local Growth
Merchants in Van Buren urge locals to keep spending at home to sustain steady growth. They emphasize community loyalty, home trade, and reinvesting money locally to strengthen the town’s economy.
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van Buren
Smoot Forecasts Soldiers Bonus Legislation Next Congress
Utah Senator Smoot says a soldiers' bonus law is certain in the next Congress. He criticizes tax-cut talk and asserts funds must be found for the bonus, promising to chair the new Senate finance committee and control framing of any tax or revenue measures. He dismisses tax reduction as unattainable.
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Congress
Smoot
Utah
Alog
Treasury
Senate
Be fair to yourself buy from the home merchants
A local appeal urges shoppers to support Van Buren merchants. The message argues that local shopkeepers know customers, provide personal attention, and reinvest earnings to improve the community and home life. It contrasts mail order buying with storefront patronage.
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van Buren
Your Letterhead Sets Your Business Impression
The article urges using quality character stationery for business mail as a reflection of a merchant's credibility. It notes 5-cent tablets and poor letterheads damage prestige with wholesale houses and promises up-to-date typesetting and band papers.
Sugar Speculation Triggers Possible Government Injunction
The article discusses speculation raising sugar prices and reports the Government has asked for an injunction against speculators. The Federal Tariff Commission is probing sugar, finding duties do not set prices and consumers pay the duty. An upcoming report is promised as prices continue to rise while a Mexican arrest of an American bandit is noted.
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Federal Tariff Commission
Elijah the Brave Reformer Lesson Overview
A historical religious lesson recounts Elijah’s confrontation with Ahab and the people, testing who is the true god. It details Elijah’s challenge to Baal worship, the prophets of Baal, the decisive fire from the Lord, and the subsequent rain bringing Israel back to God, emphasizing covenant faith and reform.
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Elijah
Ahab
Israel
Baal
Lord
God
Hell
Heaven
Mear
Bltjah
Elija
Our Wanta and the Stoic Schemes of Desire Lopping
A compact quotation explores how industry and self restraint shape human wants. It reflects on the paradox of denying desires to secure future needs, likening restraint to severing a limb to avoid greater loss. The note hints at moral reflection on consumption and dignity.
Deserving Trust and the Question of Merit
A fragmented note discusses who deserves trust and character, contrasting two individuals and questioning propriety and reliability in judgment. The writing emphasizes discernment and caution in authorizing confidence.
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Bhiee Souragiol Ie Himecii
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News-Eagle Office
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Gold Furniture Co
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