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Fragmentary text mentions a weekly bank or office schedule and locations in Jamestown and Jackson with an unspecified official. No clear event date or named individuals beyond generic references.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions a weekly bank or office schedule and locations in Jamestown and Jackson with an unspecified official. No clear event date or named individuals beyond generic references.
Hazelwood community notes report births marriages illnesses and social visits. Charles Graham’s son born to Hedge Row's wife. C W Powell of Terre Haute on business. S Z Billingsly and family dined with Roy Kibbey. Mrs Ella Coons and children visited. Opal Well and Gladys Kincaid spent with B M McClaine family. child of Orlie Stewart improving slowly. Multiple visits, dinners, and small incidents listed with local residents including Edrington McClaine Billingsly and Proffits factions. various farm losses and repairs noted. a general mosaic of rural life.
Local residents share holiday gatherings and visits across towns including Indianapolis Advance Lebanon Jamestown and Hazel College. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Bean Mr and Mrs Orees and Er nest Edrington with various family groups and neighbors.
Lebanon R R12 reports Hubert Fine and family spent Monday and Tuesday with A J Rader north of Lebanon.
Harry Reese and wife visited with Edd Jackson and wife. Guy Bibbey spent Sunday with Russell Jackson. John Brindle and mother visited Friday with Hubert Fine and wife Cha Kibbey shipped a car road of Little Tuesday. Chas Thompson and family of Advance were guests of Wish Reese and family Sunday. Mrs Huddleson and children of Litton spent Thanksgiving with Ea Davis and family.
Advance R. R. 20 Isaac Shelley, once very poorly, shows improvement. Kentucky visitors Sem Riner and daughter Athea visit Frank River area. Local residents stop by Shelley or related households, with gatherings noted at multiple homes and family mentions throughout the week.
Samuel Clayton Smiley died of heart failure at 1 30 p m Monday while helping his son in law at a barn. Born September 2 1851 in Bath County Virginia he died December 1 1913 aged 62 years 2 months 29 days. He married Henrietta Reed January 17 1878 and is survived by two children Clarence Smiley of Scott County Indiana and Mrs Mamie Shahan near Lebanon plus four grandsons. He belonged to Union Presbyterian Church in Montgomery County for about 28 years and moved with his family to Indiana in March 1881 spending the rest of his life in Montgomery and Boone counties.
A fragmentary reflection on praising teachers and the value of harmony in school. It laments child quarrels and urges cooperation between pupils and teachers, praising well behaved students as a teacher’s pride.
The Indiana Farmer offers affordable gift ideas for the holiday season. Create handmade items like cretonne bags, linen handkerchiefs, slippers, ties, and toy animals using readily available materials. Emphasizes thoughtful, inexpensive presents for mother, father, brothers, and children, plus simple crafts and small gifts for men and women.
The Jamestown Canning Company completed its season with pumpkin and tomato canning. Twenty carloads of tomatoes and eight carloads of pumpkin were canned. Wages paid totaled 5000 dollars, and payments to growers reached 6580 dollars for tomatoes and 1055 dollars for pumpkins. Thirty five people were employed.
Reported items left behind by Gettysburg reunion attendees include seventeen sets of false teeth, crutches, a wooden leg, and a pair of women’s crutches. Other notes tell of injuries from mishaps in Chicago Franklin and Yonkers, plus a parade of odd incidents from Missippi to Wisconsin and Virginia.
The St Louis Browns announce that Sam Agee has left St Louis for Kansas City in a surprising player move. The report notes the distance between the two cities is unclear while labeling the transfer a major jump for the player.
James Kibbey and wife celebrate their sixty fourth wedding anniversary today. Born in Carter County Kentucky, he will reach eighty four on December 1. They moved to Indiana in 1853, took twelve days by wagon, and settled on a Jamestown area farm still owned. They had nine children, four living in Boone County. Active in OK Union Church and Ruth Rebeckah lodge, they hold Jamestown Rebekkah membership. He served as Jackson township trustee for three terms and as justice of the peace for years. Both in good health.
Judge Parr ordered the state ex rel Albert Lee Kernodla plaintiffs to recover $9,284.79 from John M. Sandy as principal and from Robert J. River Marion P River and 1 Sandy as sureties on the Mary e. bond. Execution to be levied on Sandy's property. if exhausted, levy on bondsmen property.
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