14 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
1
An antique ad promises home carpet cleaning by a crew that will work quickly and without mess. It highlights dust removal and floor care, urging customers to call for service in Advancy Indiana and promising prompt scheduling.
In Sunny South Morris Indian Territory April 9 14 the Hustler reports oil found at 1250 feet and drilling continues to expose sand and stopping. Coal near by at two miles west and at four miles north, building stone and scarce sand and gravel. Town grows with new buildings, crops look promising, education funded, churches active, and Edith joins Frisco railroad. N H Mern invites readers to visit.
The undersigned refuse to redeem premium tickets after April 10 1905. Parties holding tickets must present them to the issuing firm J K R Sullivan Charles E McClaine Melson and Co Dean and Bowman on or before the deadline. Signed and dated by the undersigned.
A meeting of the Red Men of this place convened many brothers from different lodges. Delegates from Nos 36 168 and 847 spoke as candidates while a feast followed, with songs and toasts. The event concluded with members invited to return for future gatherings.
Town leaders consider opening East West Wall Street and Roark Street to intersect South Main Street to create new building lots and ease access to stock pens. Walnut Street extension also discussed to boost development and attract residents. locals urged to support improvements and town growth.
Attendees gathered at Old Union for a two day session focusing on church work and Sunday school lessons. Leaders, including Bro. D. D. Emmert, discussed licensing for veterinary diplomas and church subscriptions amid reports of incomplete school participation and plans to renew efforts.
The homestown annexation case, tried before a Crawfordsville jury, ended in favor of annexationists. The litigants have decided not to appeal to the supreme court. Costs from the last trial totaled 44.20 in Boone commissioners court and 137 in Montgomery county circuit court.
A brief excerpt describes shaping mittens from hide with fur inside and skin outside. It details alternating inner and outer sides and adjusting as the maker works to fit warmth and texture. The language notes specific steps in turning the fur inward and the skin outward during construction.
Sunday School reports show North Church and Supploe Church attendance and collections by chapter. The page lists attendance figures, collection totals, and chapter counts, alongside an advertisement noting Crown Prince Flour sold by Dean & Bowman.
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