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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
5
Advance Indiana Newspaper Pricing and Notices
The Advance Indiana lists subscription rates for year, months, and single copies with cash in advance pricing. It notes display advertising rates per inch and locals per line, plus fees for obituaries notes, card of thanks, resolutions, and extra lines. It also mentions organizations such as Member Advance Commercial Club and Member Indiana Associated Weeklies and that it is entered as second class mail matter in Advance Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Commercial Club
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Farm Valuations Soar Showing Prosperity In Agriculture
President James R. Howard of the National Transportation Institute told the American Country Life Association in St. Louis that U S farm and equipment valuations rose from 16 billion in 1890 to 78 billion today, proving agriculture is prosperous though farmers seek shorter hours and vacation. He warned of a real but solvable low mood, noting productivity and markets grow as city and industrial populations expand. He urged farming as a blend of business and science, with rest and mental refreshment for sustained success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Howard
National Transportation Institute
American Country Life Association
St. Louis
Howard
Farmers Institute to Be Held at Walnut Grove
A farmers institute is planned for next Saturday at Walnut Grove southeast of Thorntown. Featured speakers include I. J. Mathews of Winamac Indiana and Meta E. Martin of Purdue University. Mathews, an agriculture expert and former Pulaski county agent, will discuss Farm Management and Poultry Production as a Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Thorntown
I. J. Mathews
Winamac
Ind
Meta E. Martin
Purdue University
Mathews
Michigan Agriculture College
Pulaski County
Mies Martin
Community Extension Work Opens With Demonstrations
An annual extension program begins Friday December 7 with a cooking demonstration by Mrs Clarence Wild for the ladies. The Thorntown vocational class reviews project work, exhibits potatoes and corn, and awards small premiums. Friday includes a radio entertainment and a program with speakers on potato culture and poultry production. Saturday features further talks, music, and committee reports. The North Christian Church announces Bible school and services, with notes on attendance and mission topics. The Triangle club holds its first regular meeting next Tuesday at Lucile Yager's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Corvallis
Oregon
Clarence Wild
F. C. Gaylord
Hopkinses Welcome Baby Boy Charles David at Lebanon
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hopkins of Lebanon announce the birth of a son named Charles David. Mrs Hopkins was formerly Eunice Budd. The note adds Mrs George Wyatt’s return from Williams Hospital and steady recovery. Also mentions North Church Aid Society Christmas Bazaar set for December 15 at Mark Wall's Store. Advance beat Whitestown 26 to 18. Lost Magonie Pin in Hustler Office inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hopkins
Lebanon
Charles David
Hopkins
Eunice Budd
Aid Society of the North Church
Mark Wall
Red Cross Advances Health Campaign Across Nation
The Red Cross outlines a comprehensive health education push in nursing, home hygiene, sick care, nutrition, first aid, and water lifeguarding. Nursing service includes about 40,000 nurses with 20,000 from World War service. Public Health Nursing operates 1,038 nurses in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Alaska
North Carolina
Penobscot Bay
Red Cross Nutrition Service
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Adjoining Counties
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Janet Grimes
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Boone County
North Christian Church
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George Wyatt
Williams Hospital
Whitestown
Magonie
Hustler Office
Frank Grogory
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