03 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented dialogue hints at choices and traps on a road. Phrases critique signs and promises of wealth while urging prudent spending. Readers face moral questions about direction, value, and what they pay for in life choices.
Saturday night shows at the Community Building with Fritzi Brunette and five reel feature. Local families visit Lee Shaw's Sunday as Harley Galladay sells hogs to Lebanon buyers and delivers them. Englsh and family with John Nisley and others visit. Lecke family from Indianapolis spends early week with Clair Lecke. Clarence Hougen sold logs to Otis Wall on Monday.
Grandma Toney, a longtime Boone County figure born in 1812 near Murpheys Mill, died at her daughter’s home on March 31 1919 aged about 106 years 9 months and 1 day. She left nine children and many descendants including 37 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren. She lived through early Indiana pioneer days, helped raise her family, spun and wove, and was a Primitive Baptist known for charity and flowers. Funeral at East Church led by Bro Kibbey, burial Mt Zion.
Durable floor finish promises to renew old floors with Campbell varnish stain and an under coat. The varnish is described as suitable for furniture, wooden frames on doors, screens, wicker, picture frames, and other household items where color can be applied.
An advertorial urges readers to inspect the BL and QO Planter and International Two-Row and Little No. 1 One-Row models, claiming none equal them. It highlights coal oil stoves as the latest available and invites buyers to see them before purchasing.
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