03 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
1
The Advance Hustler is published with Ora McDaniel as proprietor and Nina Waters as manager. The weekly newspaper is entered as second class mail matter on March 3, 1911 at Advance, Indiana.
All subscriptions stopped at expiration. Subscribers must pay cash for paper. If space is crossed by a blue pencil, subscription is out and paper must be stopped with this issue. The paper offers the Hestier from now to January 1 1912 for only 30 cents. Encourage friends to subscribe.
The Advance column lists weekly band concerts every Saturday night and a parade of local visits. Residents and visitors include L. C. Bowman, Miss Lessie Day, Dr. Kirtley, Frank Whitely, J. T. Jones and Ralph, Edna Bratton, Wiley Baldwin, Lola Burke, Orrin Heath and families, and many others visiting relatives in Lebanon, Thorntown, New Ross, Oxford, Bainbridge, and Jamestown.
The Boone County Fair in Lebanon Aust features a dense pace schedule across three days with trots and dashes including the Boone County trot and mile events. A grand fairground area will offer shaded grounds and pure water for visitors amid the event’s strong program and notable prize totals.
Mrs Ray Davis, visiting Claude Wall and wife, rode in a car that rolled into a ditch near Pleascot View. Mrs Davis jumped out when the car backed, breaking her left leg below the knee. No others were injured. she was treated at Dr Hall's office.
Great prospects for Boone County fair with August 8 through 11 dates and record entries. Speed Ring purses total 375000 across six races, horse fields growing as entries come in. Entry deadline for Boone County trot and Race is August 4, stalls and space urged for home exhibitors, free attractions include The Sher woods trapeze and The Warricks, presented as premier circus fare.
The fair features aerial acts on a special platform with two bands on site, including a 15 piece colored band and a 25 piece? western band. Acts include the Educated Horse Mazeppa and a trained animal show. Added facilities include a Rest Tent hospital tent and improved entrances. Entries close August 4. Len Titus, Secretary, Phone 09.
The ME Sunday Schools from Sunday Schools of Mt. Zion Jamestown and the M E Church in New Ross held a union picnic in Feeley grove. The four schools formed a permanent association at the business session and elected officers. A large crowd enjoyed a bountiful dinner and a fine program.
A bank advertises secure vaults and safes for money storage to protect against burglars and fire. It invites residents to open an account, claims service benefits, and urges callers to discuss their bank needs today.
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