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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1905
Page
1
Tam advertises paper hanging services for panel work with plain or decorative styles. He promises a clean home and no carpet movement, offering prompt service and a call to contact at a listed phone number.
Hundreds of Boone county farmers regret not sowing wheat as current fields show promise. Hessian fly has largely spared remaining crops, but past droughts and losses pushed many to switch to other crops. Now a rise in wheat plantings is expected to reduce Hessian fly risk for years.
Independent telephone firms in Boone county unite to deter Bell Company encroachments and plan a single county directory. Thorntown Co operative disputes rumors of consolidation and says it will connect to Lebanon when Bell installs switch head. After directory completion patrons will call by number only.
The widow and son of General Lew Walllace gift his extensive fish ponds and springs for a state fish hatchery. Planned to stock state waters and honor the departed citizen. The note references 1905 and a claim of safety products.
A disrupted Sunday School meeting at Providence shows organizers and officers named as Mig Waikip, teoda, Povene Mebutlire and an Organist. The report also mentions enforcement actions by the Hasdiac revenue department and a Mobile incident tied to lottery tickets, with authorities seizing printed papers and lottery materials.
A home talent play titled Muldoons Blunders is planned for Saturday night to raise funds for the band. The casanee Dand arranged the event with April 1st activities and the introduction of two new acts. The production promises a mix of comic sketches and musical numbers from local performers with professional polish expected from the town’s best.
James OConnell aged about sixty five died Tuesday at his daughter Mereatroch Sirah's east of Max. Cause listed as paralytic stroke after illness reported March 25. Native of Ireland, married to Bridget about forty years ago in Indianapolis. Survived by Mrs Patrick Soham and Mrs static Bresnehan. three sons and nieces mentioned. Funeral held Friday at local church.
Dear and Bowman promote Crown Prince Flour as the leading choice in advancing quality baking. The campaign stresses consistency, texture, and superior performance for professional kitchens and home bakers.
Prof Clow of Crawfordsville presents a recital with his pupils from Crawfordsville and Advance on April 5 1905 at the Advance opera house. The program includes duets by Mrs West and Ruby Whorley piano solos by Nelle Peair and Bessie Peair duets by Guy and Rescoe Hudson and Wanda Clement and a May Festival march trio by Wanda Clement Ruby Whorley and Mrs West with doors at seven and admission four cents.
The advance sheet from the United States Department of Commerce and Labor shows 367 620 head of cattle exported in the first eleven months, up from 476 6209 in 1903, and 30508 102 for sheep at 16 60? head. Horses exported total 39 606 head by December, versus 37 501 in 1803 and 22 230 in 02.
The Plainfield Priday Caller urges residents to improve their town by highlighting local natural resources and engaging every resident in beautification and public service. The Crawfordsville Journal notes New Roxs residents bypass the Peoria Division by using the Midland to Lebanon and then the interurban to Indianapolis, saving 35 cents.
The undersigned will not redeem any premium tickets after April fifth. Holders must present tickets to the presenting firm on or before April tenth. Signed Jd. R. Sullivan Chas. IE. McClaine Melson & Co. Dean & Bowman.
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