First Deposit as Last in Bank Ads
The notice argues a lone initial deposit yields little benefit, urging readers to open an account and add funds. It promises comprehensive banking facilities, free expert services, vaults for valuables, bill payment, loans, and investment help, and invites a call today.
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Beneft
Chronology of Local Events and Obituaries in Early 1886
A compact record from Early Jackson Township lists court activity with Garner and Mayes before Esq Erskine on Jan 10 11, weather notes including a 21 degree low, multiple deaths such as Vel Sar ford and George Shelton, a tornado near the Wabash river damaging Attica and Williamsport, a public hanging of John C Hening for murder, and various social events. The ledger also notes farm prices like hogs at $4.00 and wheat at 73 cents, plus marriages at John Routh Carrie Nermey and Joe Lucas Lena Forbes.
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The text discusses Sunday schools and the role of modern Sunday school work. It emphasizes businesslike activity, serious study, and the aim of developing youth into useful citizens within a religious framework. Copyright.
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Saplay Oscholeneler
Chi Dhood
Kingdom of God
History of Advance begins with 1870s arrival and stores
A reminiscence recalls Boone County life starting 1870 when a farm near Advance was bought for $60 an acre and a small village formed. Tom Melson opened a general store, traders bartered eggs and tobacco for calico, the town renamed from Osceola to Advance, and early growth included a second store by Oliver McLain. The 1875 flood devastated Raccoon Creek, wheat, fencing, and upland crops. few older residents remain, and the narrator notes moving in 1881 and later years amid timber, slavery-era references, and Jamestown trade.
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Josh Ross
T. H. Melson
Thorntown
Alidland
Melson
Tom
Lebanon
Osceola
Oliver McLain
Boone County
John Caldwell
John Coors
Isaac Emmert
Jamestown
Fred Brinkman
Nick Ailes
Frank Rose
Ladoga
Dover Country Club Meeting Showed Strong Attendance
The Dover Country Club met Thursday night with record attendance. The program opened with singing and recitations by Mildred Stottler and Richard Wall, plus performances by local readers and performers. Rev Wo W Speer spoke on the Aristocracy of Country Life, and the next meeting will be in two weeks under township centennial committee oversight.
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Dover
Mildred Stottler
Richard Wall
Charles Miller
Lebanon
Uinger Bread Hill
Clara Cain
United States
Pauline Jonson
Odelia Hasbeen
Harrison Shannon
Coburn Hunting
Earl McClaine
Argel Clawson
Gessie Sanford
Wo W. Speer
Charles Miller Dloed
Township Centennial Committee
Centennial notices and family visits reported
A short note recalls The Hustler subscriptions and centennial articles. A child named Jane Yager aged 2 years broke her right arm and was treated promptly. Visitations include Johnny Thompson and wife visiting Sirs Katherine Phonipse and son in Greentasile.
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Bae
Jane Yager
Alh
Johnny Thompson
Greentasile
Sirs
Katherine ,Phonipse
Son
Distinctions Given to A H S Basketball Team
The Perry Pointe team was praised in the office Monday morning after twelve games. Each eligible player Willis Fulwider Forest Bowman Ralph Rohn Ivan Wall Earl Canada Dave Farrow and Lloyd Roark received a monogram A H S while Forrest Bowman was named captain.
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Perry Pointe
Willis Fulwider
Forest Bowman
Ralph Rohn
Ivan Wall
Earl Canada
Dave Farrow
Lloyd Roark
Forrest Bowman
Little Lucille Hypes Dies At Age Nine In Indiana
Mary Lucille Hypes daughter of Bir and Mrs J H Hypes was born February 16 1907 in Hendricks County Indiana. She died at her parents home in Advance after several days illness in March 1916 aged 9 years 1 month 14 days. The community expresses sorrow and notes her gentle presence in school and Sunday School. Funeral was held at home Saturday at 1 o clock by Dr Speer with pallbearers and flower carriers. Burial at Union. Wall Hunt funeral directors report. The Advance Christian Disciples celebrate in the Alumni Vaudeville with a $40 house and profits to fund the Alumni banquet. The notice also reports school attendance and activities at the local church and study circles with reflections on church programs and upcoming services.
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Mary Lucille Hypes
Bir
J. H. Hypes
Hendricks County
Ind
Dro. Speer
Bro. Ashby
Lucie
Union
Wall & Hunt Funeral Directors
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