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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
5
Cracker offers and bargains advertised by Fulwider and Emmett. Mrs Ammie Debard and son Carl visited Lebanon last Saturday. Mrs Dean Shanahan travels to Indianapolis for facial cancer surgery. Otis McCoy butchered a beef.
The undersigned offers horses cattle sheep hogs and farm implements at a public sale on the Stanley farm one fourth mile north of New Ross beginning 10 30 A M on Thursday Dec 22. Items include black team geldings bay draft mare Shorthorn cows Polangus cows Holstein heifers sows gilts and pigs feeders hay grain farm tools and a Ford touring car. Terms cash under 10 and credit 12 months with note at 8 percent from sale date. Dinner served by Loyal Workers of the New Ross Christian Church.
Monday notes Ora Sutton from Indianapolis visited his poorly managing mother last Wednesday. Otis Wright visited his parents over Sunday. Rober Pointer sick but improving. Clarence Hougén and wife welcomed a very sick baby. Ammie Shaw spent weekend with sister Girtha Shera near New Ross. Ollie Smith Basil Smith and spouses visited Virgil Smith. Albert Lane and sisters from near Ladoga visited Donna Shanahan and family. Roy Swindler and Advance family visited Charlie Bean family. James Bean and wife called on Chas Emert Sunday afternoon.
An informal ad style note mentions next Monday December 12 for holiday photo sessions and a display of hand carved and painted frames for 4x6 and 5x7 pictures. It promotes Tanlac sold at Burrin Drug Store and highlights gifts that last with jewelry and home goods.
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