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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
4
A local notice urges vigorous action against flies in Advance. The marshal and board of health back efforts to remove manure heaps and inspect privy vaults to prevent infections. The campaign aims to make Advance the cleanest town by eliminating hatch sites this or next week.
Edgar Peterson notes he recently subscribed for the year at three dollars per year. Residents are urged to attend any church of their choice to be counted in Bible School morning preaching and evening services with Baccalaureate address.
The text admonishes against treating Sunday as a visiting day or inviting others to visit on go to church Sunday. It stresses not blocking others or pressuring attendance and favors keeping Sundays for worship. It mentions Edgar and messages of congratulations, warning against converting Sunday into social visits.
A town notes that its cleanliness has doubled in a decade and projects further improvements. It urges the Town Board to purchase six to eight dozen paper trash receptacles and place them in convenient spots to curb littering on Main Street and reduce filth attracting flies.
Walter McLaughlin who runs the Chas Bruce farm of 205 acres west of Advance transacted business in this city Saturday and paid the regular initiation fee for a special chair at the Hustler's growing reading table. The note hints at his patronage and possible expansion of the reading table if patronage continues.
For two years editors urged unity as Go-to-church Sunday drew townships together. Public spaces closed 9 to 12, eliminating loafing and inviting attendance. April 25 gears Jackson Township to back the church while Dr. Riddell praises the Hustler and local merchants. The tale ends with a rural accident joke about assessors and a Ford crossing a bridge.
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