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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
4
Frank Riner and family visited Will Johnson and family Wednesday. George Ray and wife toured Ward area and returned from Hoopeston Illinois. Ora Reed and family called on Bax ter Reed and wife Sunday. James Wall and Vero Price visited Frank Riner and wife Sunday.
Max Pack Tolley kept a cow for a day last week. Mrs. Della Bennington is listed as sick. The school at this place closed last Friday. John Brookshire and wife from near Ward visited Everet Reve al and wife, W. H. Nay wife, and daughter Corda called on Ida Wynkoop of Lebanon. Crist Mercer and family spent Sunday with Ira Smith and family near Hazelrigg. Raymond Faulkenberry Milford Hedge and Otis Faulkenberry installed phones on the Max system. Mary Stump and H. P. Stevens and their Florida wintering party returned Sunday afternoon. Tom McLaughlin and family near Beckville spent Sunday with Ray Lasley and family.
Advertisement for Today's Magazine at 50 cents per year and five cents per copy offered through newsdealers. Free sample copy and premium catalog available by writing to Todays Magazine in Canton Ohio.
Saturday residents gathered at Golladay School House for the end of term feast as students and patrons attend. E S Stansell taught the last day with ten students on the honor roll and families shared baskets at noon after a week of visits and outings around Crawfordsville and nearby towns.
A complied line of fencing and fence posts offered by Advance Hardware Co. aims to provide durable yard boundary solutions for farms and homes. The company emphasizes practical installation options and reliable materials for area property owners.
Read of a famous tale where a Spanish prince’s prisoner counts Bible letters, verses and chapters during 33 years in Madrid’s place of skulls, then gains liberty after completing a colossal work. Also included are 1913 registration rules, state licenses after July 1, and penalties for drivers who fail to aid the injured or report an accident.
Indiana to levy annual license fees on automobiles from 5 to 20 dollars based on horsepower after July 1. Chauffeurs must pass an exam for a 2 dollar license. minimum age 18. Funds form a road fund to be distributed to counties for road maintenance, with fees collected after a governor issued proclamation.
The wind last week blew a part of James Martin's wind mill wheel. Mrs. Ollie Smith and two sons visited from Saturday to Monday with her brother and family near Roachdale. Nora Billingsly and Edna Edrington stayed Saturday to Tuesday with Newt Wall and family of New Ross. Ollie Smith traveled to Indianapolis Monday. Guy Morrison and two daughters visited his father’s folks at New Ross over Sunday. Emery Proffitt and wife from west of New Ross attended the last day of school at No 11 Friday. Ray Whiteley and family near Beckville visited Ben McClaine and family Friday. Mrs. A. A. Hendricks and daughter of Frankfort visited O. A. McClaine and family a few days last week.
Walnut township held the annual commencement exercises alternately at New Ross and Mace. The New Ross senior class was the largest in the school’s history and included Harold Needham Luna Wall Lelia Lane Chloe Duke Forrest Baker Bertha Smith Hazel Bowman and Mildred Peterson. The class congratulated by leaving a building slated for repairs and additions next year.
The new age certificate law requires a child to have completed fifth grade and to be employed before leaving school before age 16, replacing the old 14 year rule. It shifts certificate authority from parents to school officials, mandates employer notices when employment ends, and imposes fines from ten to fifty dollars for violations. School authorities gain power to inspect factories to enforce compliance.
An advertisement by Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting in children and general urinary difficulties. She urges mothers not to blame the child and provides full instructions without payment.
Mrs Henry Canada spent Tuesday with relatives in Lebanon. Advance Nardwice Co announces a new birth at Charley Thompson and wife. A delivery creas separator advertisement promotes its purchase.
A midnight dog howl disturbs sleep as a misfit singer of tunes laments a world gone wrong. The narrator condemns the nuisance and the restless beast for waking people while the moon sinks in the western sky. The piece satirizes noise and wearied souls.
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