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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
2
Farmers are urged to consider advertising high quality livestock for sale to reach many potential buyers. The notice suggests selling superior animals separately to maximize value and proposes placing a classified ad in the Husfl er space at 10 cents for 1 2 lines and 3 cents per line beyond that.
A list of names with ages predominately mid teens is provided. The compilation includes Dema Waters 15 Lee Morris 15 Francia Bale 16 Buel Dale 16 Jennie Harting 18 Carrie Emmett 16 among others. No additional context accompanies the roster.
The March common schools graduation exam had 334 candidates with 175 passing 21 conditional and 133 failing. Top marks went to Jennie Harting Carrie Emmert and Dessie Clark all Jamestown students under Granville Wells. Ethel Sparks led the Geography exam with a perfect 100. A list shows 105 graduates from Jackson township including Vangie Young Edna Jackson Gill Utterback Frank Anderson Ada Smith Mabel Auner Goldie Scott Doris Bunkhouser Earl Whitley Glenn Ray Otis Shelley Fern Potts Laural Batman Iva Owens Clair Leeke Lena Swindler Jennie Smith Theron Miller Thomas Ford Lee Kibbey Ernest Leeke Merle Shahan Ora Swindler Chester Sparks Verna Whitecotton Genoa McConaughy Charles Fulwider Everitt Beck Carmoo Ross and others.
Sunday School at Providence Church reports last Sunday attendance 42 with 71 cents collected and 64 chapters, led by W M Shirley as superintendent and Susie Shirley as secretary with Glen Denny as reporter. Next Sunday preacher Bro Hall, Prof Willis to address Young People's Alliance in May. Old Peoples Day noted with special class for ages 50 plus and extra music.
Sunday School notes show art coll share 2 cents and three birthday offerings for Cradle Roll to Leon Leeke Melen Hudson Olive Owens Roy Lucas Sam Woods and Wm Mount. Roy Lucas elected delegate to the Sunday School convention at Kokomo in June. A new church wall picture donated with thanks. Members attended joint convention at Sterling and were pleased. Rev C A Brown elected Vice President for next year.
James E Sutton named as Executor of Martina F Oxley estate in Boone County Indiana with Smith Coulter Attorneys handling the Probate matter. Estate described as solvent.
Filing in Boone county Circuit Court for Manuel M Routh against John R Cox et al to quiet title. Defendants listed as nonresidents of Indiana unless they appear by June 3 1907 or the case proceeds in their absence. Jesse C Smith attorney for plaintiff George E Adams clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed to a position in Boone County Indiana. The appointment details and effective date are on file with the Boone County courthouse. This notice serves to inform interested parties of the official action and contact points for inquiries.
Carl Ferguson and wife near Beckville visited M. M. Edrington and wife Sunday. Geo Kincaid and family spent Sunday with Grandma Jaquish near Dover Station. Vesper Edrington hauled hay to Lebanon market. Mrs Newt Wall called to bedside of sister near Fowler. Lt D Bilingsly and children visited Sam Caplinger near Shauvondale. Ed Denny sold a time span of cules to John Caldwell of Advance. Riley Campbell and wife near Crawfordsville visited Newt Wall. Elish Higgs and family near Brown Station spent Sunday with Ed Wright. Thomas Caldwell and suocoss had a small runaway Monday with minor damage. Mrs Ed Denny and Mrs Ollie Smith visited Mrs Z Billingsly Tuesday. Samuel Billingsly made a business trip to Lebanon Tuesday.
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