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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
2
Publisher D Sullivan lists postal entry for Advance Indiana and subscription pricing. Advertising rates include display and per line charges with locals and cards of thanks or resolutions of condolence noted.
Indiana polis visitors to friends here and in Lebanon. Edna Cleveland and others attend events. home talent play praised. Local ads promote tonics and medicines. Sunday School reports, Bazaar success, and Aid Society results noted with total receipts of 19 dollars.
The report shows 100 in attendance and $1.18 collected for last Sunday. Cradle Roll added two members and received Easter cards. Finnis Odell Emmert gave 3 cents for birthday offering. Pastor Ross mentioned no Alliance meeting next Sunday and a Brownsvalley church project funded by three men donating $1000 each.
The Remember the Sunday School Revival starts Sunday April 7 and runs six Sundays. Attendance was 87 with a collection of 133 dollars and 596 chapters read. all are invited to attend and bring a guest.
Advance Markets show grain prices: corn 68 lbs dry at 40 cents per bushel, oats 2090.23 per ton, clover seed 7.06 dollars. Live stock prices include hogs to 6.40, heifers 4.00 to 4.50, cows 3.00 to 3.75, steers 3.00 to 5.25. Eggs 13 cents, hens and turkeys at listed rates, ducks and geese. Local social notes: Joe McClaine and wife visited near Shannondale. school closed Wednesday. Sunday school convention planned. Joe Wethington moved to Kentucky.
A reader from New York recalls grave illness and nervousness then credits Electric Bitters with recovery. He reports resuming business as before and praises the tonic as best, with Joseph Bros druggists guaranteeing it.
Moe Riley notes The Bell Telephone Company still pursues a franchise in Advance while the town reports quirky grub served by weaker vessels last Monday. Advertisers promote Preventics candy tablets claiming early cold cure, with Dr. Shoop offering free samples and a booklet.
Newt Wall and wife spent Sunday with M M Edrington and wife. Arthur Williams visited his uncle J J Edrington. Geo Proffit bought a horse near Dover last week. Ray Whitley and family of Advance visited with Ben McClaine and family Sunday. J H Kinesid lost a horse one day last week. Lula Hall from near Dog Walk visited S Z Billingsly Sunday. Omer McClaine and wife of Hedge Kow spent Sunday with B M McClaine and wife. Ema Wall called on Mrs Jas Whitecotton Tuesday afternoon. Robt Billingsly and children spent Sunday with James Caplioger and wife.
Cason Migs Pansy Thomas from Lebanon was a guest of friends here for a week. Geo Shankland returned to Bloomington to attend school after spending time with his parents.
The Traveling Men's Protective Association of America plans a Madison Wisconsin convention where a resolution for individual towels will be debated. If adopted landlords face ridicule as their hotels become bywords among commercial travelers. Drummers oppose shared towels and long cotton cloths used as makeshift towel ropes in country hotel washrooms.
Rest is the great restorer for tired digestive organs and prevention of dyspepsia. Kodol offers thorough stomach relief by aiding digestion and rest, restoring normal activity. Joseph Brothers sells Kodol with a relief guarantee.
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