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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
4
A historical notice from Advance Indiana outlines subscription costs and advertising rates. It lists year six months pricing 75 cents per year, single copies 40 cents, multiple issue discounts, and ad rates for display and locals per line. It notes free obituaries and various per line charges for notices and resolutions.
Charles E Bruce of Jefferson Township announces his candidacy for Boone County Treasurer pending the Republican Primary on May 4, 1920. Also notices selling White Leghorn eggs and hen stock at set prices from local breeders Eva J Fisk and Ora McDaniel with contact details.
For Surveyor Oliver Clark son of the late Joseph M Clark a pioneer resident of Marion Township Boone County Indiana born June 17 1874 attended common schools Westfield Union High School Purdue University graduating June 6 1893 with top math marks youngest Purdue graduate then he held roles as deputy surveyor county engineer city engineer and construction supervisor and ran private engineering practice in Boone and nearby counties From 1919 to 1920 he served as Divisional Field Engineer on government construction in southeastern Virginia He aims to apply his civil engineering training to public works and is known for precision nicknamed the surveyor who never makes a mistake He has previously been the Republican candidate for surveyor and pledges to campaign actively if nominated.
The last week was busy at the school with a largely attended graduation. Bro. Bleam gave a fine address while Miss Horner led a trained chorus for the service. The class play drew patrons as receipts totaled 137.25 with 67.05 steered. The commencement was cheerful and Bro. Kelley delivered an upbeat talk. The Alumni gathering drew seventy five attendees, followed by a social with refreshments. Attendees included Paul Ross Crawfordsville Jimmy Airhart Indianapolis Mrs Fern Fotts Silvers and family Whites Town. Officers for next year are Leola McCnain President Ollie Gregory Vice President Mona Beaver Secretary and Treasurer.
A promotion extols The Lone Star Ranger as a mighty production. It urges audiences to see the film now, claiming it is among the biggest and best screen offerings and addressing the public's long anticipation.
Brother Callihan had dinner with Ora Swindler and his wife today, sharing a social meal in a local gathering. The visit highlights community ties and friendly exchange among residents.
Mrs Lula Mullendore and her daughter of Brownsburg visit Mrs Nancy Whitecotton and daughter today. The notice ends with GOOD LUCK OLIO The Taste Satisfies The Low Price Gratifies.
Secretary Kalaw argues independence hinges on a stable government, citing U S history with Cuba and the Jones Law. He asserts Filipinos favor self rule under various arrangements including a League of Nations or full independence, and notes Japan poses little threat while many Japanese live in California.
Mr and Mrs William Lasley and Mrs Roy Melson with daughter Thora visited Lebanon yesterday afternoon. Mona Beaver stayed with the Austins and then the Fulwiders Tuesday night. Edd Hypes and family with the Earls Brown called on Harvey Sheets in Rosston. Jesse Ray from Lebanon plans a few days here. Prof Smith moved to New Ross to help in his father's store this summer. Red Men lodge crew began roofing their hall today. Mark McDowell is said to be working harder than others. Dixie Brand Peanut Butter Meat Market.
Advertises a land opportunity in the Davidson District of Saskatchewan claiming higher profits per acre with low taxes and reduced production costs. Promotes cheap excursion rates Tuesday, free maps and views, and urges readers to mail for details from Kent Farm Agency Indianapolis.
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