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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
4
An advertisement declares Today's Magazine the largest and best edited magazine. It promotes a free copy and premium catalog with pricing listed as 50c per year or five cents per copy. It provides an address for requests.
Robert Ferguson and wife visited Lebanon last Monday. Blanche Pipes of Whites town visited with her brother Clarence Pipes and wife last week. Bill Montgomery bought a fine cow from Frank Riner Monday. Bert Ferguson and family spent Sunday with Ray Poynter near Old Union. Harry James and family attended a Lebanon reunion last Sunday. Bealie Meadows and family of New Port Kentucky stayed with James Reed last Saturday. James Higgs and wife returned from two weeks with Dr. Walter Higgs and wife of Park Rapids Minnesota.
Poultry notes weigh pros and cons of late hatches for farm and village flocks. Success hinges on cold snaps, weather, feed, fresh air, and careful supervision at night. Overcrowding kills more chicks than crowding. keep twelve per roomy coop or nine safely, with open sheds and two inch roosts.
Nealia Jackson visits her aunt Mrs. C F S Neal while attending the Chautauqua. Mrs. Hubert Fine and baby return from Ladoga. A picnic at Sam Graham's grove north of Lebanon includes Dora Kernodle, Mary Jackson, Pearl Williams, and others who report a fine time. Families and neighbors share Sunday visits and weekday calls across Lebanon and Ladoga.
Elmer Varnsdale and Mrs. Mary Ryan visited Will Tolley and family while Mrs. Dennis Shannahan and daughters called on Mrs. Roy Swindler. Swindler reunion at Riverside Park in Indianapolis, and Wright McCammon reunion at Elisha Higgs' in Elisha Higgs', with several Bean and Swindler relatives attending. Prof. Earl Swindler returns from Danville. Goldie Dean and John Emmet wed in Danville. Rhessa Smith seeks rheumatism treatment at springs.
Free trial treatment offer for Chronicure to combat rheumatism and related ailments. Includes blood cleansing claim and tonic benefits. Mail requests to Mrs. M. Summers, 131 E Washington Ave, South Bend Ind. Ady.
Mrs. J. D. Emmert led Boone County Sunday Schools in a county fair display showing elementary work with charts pictures and certificates. The exhibit marked Boone as a top improver. eleven schools lack cradle rolls and Emmert aims to finish by September county convention with plans for a larger next year.
The quotation counsels readers with homes and debts to avoid fretful pursuit of money. It warns that life is brief and wealth alone cannot preserve memory. Instead, it favors moderate pleasure, daily comfort, and acts that benefit others.
The Wright McCammon reunion took place Aug 24 1913 four and a half miles NW of Advance. About sixty attendees enjoyed a noon meal and an afternoon program with music recitations and talks. Officers elected were Charles Bean President Elva Swindler Secretary Elisha Higgs Treasurer.
Advice urges outdoor activity and nourishing plain foods while avoiding exposure to dust and kissing those with consumption. Emphasizes keeping windows open day and night and steering clear of alcohol to prevent disease.
A small blaze damaged a roof Friday at a residence on Via road. Firefighters arrived quickly and contained the fire before it could spread to the interior. The blaze caused light smoke and minor heat damage. no injuries were reported.
S text indicates Vandalia lines eye a direct route into Indiana. A recent survey traces a southern Boone County corridor with plans to elevate tracks along Lebanon's western edge. The route would cross the Poor and Central Indiana tracks and an interurban line, with crossings and interlocking devices avoided.
The authority states that construction on the line will commence shortly after the first of the variable. The statement ties timing to an early date in the variable period and emphasizes imminent work by the responsible agency.
J W Courtnsy was bitten by a snake that entered his house while he was at rest. The snake struck his hand but he killed it after it caused several wounds. The bite was described as painful but not fatal.
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