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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
5
Sale lists coats in multiple price points after Christmas with discounts of 25 percent on selected items. Prices range from 3.75 to 18.00 dollars, including 5.00 6.00 12.00 and 920.00 coat listings.
Westville and nearby communities celebrated Christmas with family gatherings at homes of Loomis, Coulter, Haus, and other residents. Several guests from Chicago and Peru visited, church programs were well attended, and local events included a Christmas tree and band lessons.
Westville Lodge of Masons No 192 installed officers for the year with J C Loomis as installing officer. Eastern Star ladies served refreshments after in the banquet hall. New officers include W M J F E Dolman Ss W GC A Pratt J V Frank Forrester 8 D B N Cass J D Henry Spitzer Secretary J C Loomis Treasurer O L Small S S G C Flegel J8 Walter Koontz Tyler W E Kalies.
Sat isfaction guaranteed. For exchange Improved Michigan City property for 40 acre farm. Address 5121 Barker Ave. Michigan City. Phone 1372.
The public forum argues private banks drive industrial finance and notes farming securities lack affordable credit. Otto Kahn praises bankers as price setters and liquidity providers through syndicates, while warning on risk and urging farm mortgage bonds via banks to raise capital for agriculture.
The article argues citizens must understand railroad regulation as a national issue. It stresses that rate policy affects public welfare, employment, and investment, urging commissions to act impartially to balance public needs with carriers. It calls for fair intra state rate decisions to support commerce and transportation infrastructure.
Federal Commissioner F C Howe argues free ports would spur shipping by placing strategic hubs along America’s coast. He cites Germany’s Hamburg as a model and says free ports would attract international banking, strengthen exports, and turn the U S into a global clearing center while stressing reciprocity in international trade and credit.
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