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Advance Hustler in Advance, Indiana

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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1917

Page

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Salt Saved Soft Corn Says Farmers Institute Report

At Amboy Nov 22 a letter from James E. Bennett Co. Chicago reports salt can preserve soft corn in Whiteside County and Prophetstown area. Tests show dry, mold-free corn with no salt taste next summer. observers from LaSalle and Bureau Counties note good ventilation and air flow prevent heating or rot despite moisture.

Farmers’ Institute Amboy Chas. Fenstemaker James E. Bennett Co Chicago Whiteside County Prophetstown Lou Brooks Eorn LaSalle County C.J. Deana Bureau Brooks Mann Thomas Marshall Mr.Marshall Mr. Marshall Swan Gibson

Christmas Red Cross drive and school charity appeal

A local Advance article details civically minded plans for a Christmas Red Cross drive and a shift away from festive treats for children. Statements from church and school leaders urge giving over receiving, with canvassing across streets and neighborhoods to raise funds and enlist households as Red Cross members.

Alys Ed Washburn Zion Rev Engles Jamestown AI. E. Church B. L. Smiley Advance M, BE. School

Save soft corn with salt as a drying method

A farmer's note from L. S. Griffith of Lee County Illinois in Farmers Review advises saving soft corn by salting and ventilating cribs. Husk corn cleanly, place in ventilated cribs, sort out rotten grain, and apply salt during cribbing. Use double wall ventilators and tile or A shaped vents to prevent heating or mold.

Sumarize L. S. Griffith Lee Co Ill Farmer's

Addressing envelopes saves letters and minutes saved

A notice urges proper return addresses for U S service letters. It cites examples from the Adjutant General's office in Washington D C and highlights large daily envelope usage with many misaddressed or unaddressed mail. The ad offers envelope printing services from John Smith at Advance Indiana with a Friday deadline and a claim that every letter, from Lebanon to France, should reach its destination.

U.S Adjutant General's Washington D. C Mia United States Lebanon France

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