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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented OCR yields jumbled lines about a junior class, Moai, and a bank named Advance. Despite garbled text, indicates a discussion or meeting context with references to Wade, Cail ro, and prospects for the future amid raspy days.
The town prepares for a baccalaureate service next Sunday at 2 30 PM at Sichifoti Christian Church led by Rev G E Fraves of the Mr L ebuard. The sermon by Mr braicis is billed as a strong address and organizers urge full attendance.
Fragmented prose promotes tonic beverages and outdoor scenery, mixing quirky lines about bad whiskey and herbs with vivid images of sun kissed places and wind swept terrains. The piece riffs on availability of tonics and outdoor life as a marketing mood.
Government geologist C A Davis warns the Atlantic coastline is sinking, predicting New York Boston Baltimore Washington and Galveston will be submerged as seas rise and land subsides. He cites Rye Beach New Hampshire fossil forests and historic delta shifts to support the claim.
Friday events at Golladay School House with Miss Neva Joseph from near Shar on, and Miss Fay Bowman. Sunday guests included H I Stevens and wife from near Dover, Ott Turelkeld and family with Baxter Bruebeck, Steven Owens and wife from near Jamestown, and many local families sharing dinners. Hazel Donahue of Indianapolis visited James Higgs and wife.
Dr C E Worth secretary and treasurer of the Capital Circuit Terminal Co visited Thursday to oversee matters between Lebanon and Advance. Mr Johnson indicated the road will be bust one mile west as locals favor right of way over the Jamestown segment. Survey work will start between Danville and New Winchester in a few days.
Cecil Bartlett spent weekend with home folks. James Nicely and wife and Simon Emmett and wife drove to Lebanon Monday. Baccalaureate sermon drew attendees at Jamestown Sunday night. Mt. Zion services were lightly attended. Regular meeting day returns May 6. Beulah Shuey visited Genevieve Airhart Willie McMichall and Chas Airhart in New Ross. Mrs Neva Airhart and daughter visited Lebanon Saturday night. Cecil Rodgers of Lebanon visited Dutch Rodgers.
Sunday school attendance remained high as Miss Della Lasley sewed in Crawfordsville. Miss Nellie Graham stayed the week with Ben Graham of Putnam County. Mrs. Wendling visited friends over Sunday. Dodd McMullen and family near New Ross visited Frank McMullen and his mother. Richard Lasley from New Ross called on his parents James Lasley Sunday evening. W. H. Nay and family visited George Adams and wife in Lebanon. George Lasley received a carload of cement last week. James Sutton and wife visited their son Ora and wife Sunday evening. Lee Shaw and wife and son Robert called on George Broshar west of Advance. George Lasley moved a house for Tom Honan north of Lebanon this week.
An advertisement promotes a Hustler subscription deal running until January first, 1912, priced at fifty cents. The short promo highlights a limited time discount and urges readers to subscribe quickly.
Washington reports Vinson Walsh McLean, two, heir to fortunes of Thomas F. Walsh and John R. McLean, guarded by two detectives for ten years after lavish gifts including a special auto and private boulevard. A schoolroom joke and a tale of kidnapping fears accompany the note on his wealth.
Rosa the Browns' laundress notes Miss Clara bruised a finger with a hammer the other day and still hurts. Rosa chimes in that hers also tingles from slapping the children on the bald.
A dialogue pinpoints a defect in grand opera records where customers hear a terrible racket ruining the music. The demonstrator defends the latest effects as producing a convincing realism in the boxes.
Second class mail matter dated March 3 1911 indicates post office filing at Advance Indiana under the 1879 act governing mail classifications.
Old rubber and junk wanted. Call Oliie Gregory today for pickup and cash.
Advertises sale of 5000 rods of Royal and Anthony Fence. Offers to supply a pair of fence stretchers free for customers who install it themselves. Signed by George Mc Daniel.
Emblem motor cycle four five and seven horsepower offered by Artie Weldon. Inquiry targets Lumber yard or residence for interested buyers.
George Broshar is ill with rheumatism. Lafayette Lucas sold a horse to Charles Hoppkins. George Ray traveled to Jamestown. Charlie Sparks sold hogs. George Ray and wife visited Joe Dean and family near Bean school house. Lasley family and Hazel visited George Broshar. Neal Day reports a sick horse. Nicely family visited George Ray’s family. Shawely rents ten acres from James Ashwell. Sunday visits to Broshar included Loge Woodard and family. Ruth and Harley Kincade returned to Rosston after a week with Woodard family.
At a board meeting on April 10 1911 the directors ordered all past-due payments within thirty days and all future services billed every three months. Failure to pay will forfeit services. By order of Board of Directors.
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