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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
2
This new discovery presents the natural juices of digestion in a healthy stomach combined with a potent tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol for dyspepsia claims to cure indigestion and dyspepsia by cleansing and strengthening the stomach lining membranes.
A stream of brief items notes visits by J. M. Sandy and others in Indianapolis and Lebanon, new shop openings by Cal Toney in Yager's shop, harness works and boot repair offers, church services, and local business ads. Socials include weddings, travels, and family visits. school changes cite Jamestown diphtheria closures. Boone County conventions discuss a water company and rail connections. notable deaths mention Ira Perkins.
Mrs. W. J. Airhart is on the sick list. James Gray moved to New Ross last week. Tom Walker and family visited in Mace Sunday. James Burris will move on Fletch. Whorley's farm. Sutton, Ave and Ora Shelley Lebanon Saturday, where attended the Saturday. William Gray, of near Ladoga spent Sunday with Adam Shelley. Bruce Morris attended the James murder trial at Crawfordsville Saturday. Isaac Galladay and wife, of New Ross, visited S. V. Frazier and wife Sunday. Henry Brown has improved his residence by putting it on a brick foundation. San Hipes and family and Joe Beck and wife spent Sunday with Henry Brown. Mike Harshbarger and Elmer Wells spent Saturday and Sunday near Whitesville. Adam Shelley moved to Advance Tuesday, and Ambrose Morris moved for M. C. Sandy's farm. Ada Shelley, who has been sick for the past three weeks, was able to run to school Monday. Those who were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whiteman Sunday were George Spacks and family Homer Dice and family, of Mace, Bert Sparks and family, of James town, Samuel Ronk and wife, of New Ross, and Harrison Sperry and wife, of Ladoga.
Cason News notes visits by Reddick and families, Pleu, Sparks, Knott and Slavens, with praises of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup. Mentions of Frankfort, Lebanon, Eagle Creek, Bainbridge, Lexas and Advance Luciana, plus a rural property for sale by Jas. I. Wibpey.
Notice to subscribers in arrears with the Advance Telephone Company to call and settle immediately. By order of A s a n.
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