Local Folks and Market Activity Report
Advance R R No 21, Charlie Sparks marketed his hogs at Advance Friday. Chas. Sparks butchered hogs Monday. McConaughy and Nicely killed a beef for John Nicely Friday. Earl Ray and family visited Wm. Margus near Ward Sunday. George Ray and wife stayed with Chas. Canada and family. Mrs Emma Nicely's mother of Crawfordville is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Sparks
McConaughy
Nicely
John Nicely
Earl Ray
Wm. Margus
Near Ward
George Ray
Chas
Canada
Shed building by Elisha Higgs sparks rural visit list
Elisha Higgs built a shed for his barn last week. Visitors included Noah Ferguson and family of Indianapolis, Robert Ferguson, Cecil Booker and wife from Jamestown, Bert Ferguson and family, Sam Coplinger and family, Dave Hedge and family, James Caplinger and family, John Dean and wife who dined with D. Meadows and family, Bobbie Reed and family near New Ross, Wm. Pittenger and family hosting Sunday guests, and Mark Wall of Advance was in the area Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Higgs
Sam Coplinger
Dave Hedge
James Caplinger
Bobbie Reed
Near New Ross
Wm. Pittenger
Bean School House Neilia Deap Improves Nicely
Neilia Deap is improving nicely. James VanHorn who was hurt last week is better now. Those who attended the play Saturday night were Will Cross and family, Chas Bean and family, and Donna Snaben. James Bean and family visited Sunday with Richard Emmert and family of Lebanon. Will DeBard had a very sick house last Sunday. Sumoer Owens and family were Sunday visitors at Lew Owens. James Walker and wife and Mrs Bownan visited Wm Whiteman and wife Sunday afternoon. John Emmett and wife of west of Jamestown spent part of last week at Joe Deans. Mrs Dan Ryan, Mrs Denna Den na Shanahan and daughters Marie and Hazel and Mrs Anna DeBard were shopping in Lebanon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ryan
Denna Denna Shanahan
Marie and
Hazel
Anna DeBard
Lebanon
John Emmett
West of Jamestown
Joe Deans
Will Cross
Chas. Bean
Donna Snaben
Golladay School House Work Reported
Wm. Pittenger bakerished a beef last Tuesday. Walter Rice and family spent Sunday with Joseph Beck and wife. Chas. Emmett did carpentry for Elisha Higgs last week. Bill Mount of Dover removed stumps for Robert Ferguson last week. Harry James and family visited his father at Jamestown for Shiadeay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rice
Joseph Beck
Chas
Emmett
Elisha Higgs
Bill Mount
Dover
Robert Ferguson
Harry James
Shadey
Jamestown
Silent sorrow and hope in a final egg
A frightened scene unfolds as a woman mourns a silent companion then laments a louder cry for life. She contemplates fate, then resolves to endure, promising to lay another egg tomorrow in the moment of communal tremor.
Rural carriers oppose parcel post weight increase
Rural mail carriers in many areas protest a planned increase of parcel weight to fifty pounds set to take effect January 1. They note motorcycles are used to deliver mail now and fear heavier parcels will require larger vehicles and higher pay, with the issue to be examined by the House committee on post offices and post roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
House Committee On
Special December Hustler subscription offers
In December the Hustler offers new subscribers a 45 cent one year rate if you recruit another subscriber at 5 cents, or pay 60 cents for one year if you don’t join the cooperative plan. Delinquent 1913 accounts may settle for 60 cents in December, 1.00 if legal collection needed. Existing subscribers for 1914 can pay 45 cents and settle 1913 for 45 cents. OKA McDANIEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oka McDaniel
School children stage entertaining two act program at opera house
A Saturday night program by grade school pupils featured the farce No Girls Admitted and the erota The Quest of the Pink Parasol. Four girls expose a lodge scheme while the group’s singing and a school orchestra under Prof. Harting earned praise. door receipts exceeded $38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Friends of New Moon
Gardner
C B Harting
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment Promised for Bed Wetting
An advertisement from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free at home treatment to cure bed wetting in children and claims it also helps adults with urine difficulties. Mothers urged to write today for full instructions without sending money.
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Indiana
J.B. Beaver, C.C
Henry Frazier K.R.S
Caypes Cutty
C. H. Sumner Owxens
C. of
Nipmuck Tribe
O.B.M
Frank Whitely
S’e’l
C.E. McCuarne
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Bank of Advance
Citizens State Bank
E. M. Graves
Jackson
Redvance Lodge NO
F&a M
H.o.bennett
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A. H. Yager
C. Yeich Sud
Rough Munn & Co
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New York
Washington, D.C
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Ind
Chase McClaine
Abe Shelley
Ora
Willard Gardner
Ghase. McGlaine
R. R
George Broshar
Chas. Sparks
Emma Nicely
Crawfordaville
Noah Ferguson
Indianapolis
Cecil Booker
Bert Ferguson
John Dean
Meadows and Family
Mark Wall
Neilia Deap
Will DeBard
Sumoer Owens
Lew Owens
James Walker
Bownan
Wm Whiteman
James VanHorn
James Bean
Richard Emmert
Wm. Tolley
Marshall and Wife
Golladay Schoolhouse
Roth
Sis
Economy Tailoring Co
Waters & Wall
M. Summers, Box W
Notre Dame
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