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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
2
A local shop advertises L. W. Otto guaranteed quality items with broad selections. Broaches pins and buttons from 50c, solid gold rings from 1.00, diamonds from 5.00 to 500.00, neck chains and bracelets from 1.00 to 10.00, watches 1.00 to 100, sterling spoons from 0.50, and more with agents listed for several brands.
A concise note credits blacksmithing for superior results compared to manual methods. The claim highlights efficiency, durability, and traditional craft value in metalworking tasks.
A terse line notes that funds will be deposited and invested, raising questions for the State and the American Bankers Association about how the settlement is handled.
Franks Fort, Ind. December 14. Clinton county moves toward a dry vote with petitions in circulation by temperance workers. Saloon opponents fear failure while saloon interests push for signatures. Republicans may support dry, making outcome uncertain as saloon votes could swing results toward wet.
A reflective exchange calls on readers to act now and express love through helpful human action. The note frames the present moment as the only day to fulfill our part in a larger whole.
A historical note criticizes lawmakers for exaggerated Postal Savings claims. It cites Ohio deposits from National and State banks totaling about 450 million dollars, pointing to the overstatement of local savings bank figures and urging careful scrutiny of such figures.
The text explains the division of powers between the federal and state governments. It notes interstate commerce and national revenue fall under federal authority, while local matters like operating a savings bank remain purely local. The excerpt discusses why savings banks do not require federal involvement.
The Indiana Corn Growers Association holds its ninth annual meeting January 13 1909 at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana alongside the Farmers Short Course. Notable speakers include W H Stevens Iowa State College on soil conservation A Reynolds Crawfordsville on pure clover seed More Corn to the Acre by DeWits Wing Breeder's Gazette Chicago and C A Rowe Illinois Corn Growers Association criticizes state show exhibits. Attendees will gain program details and premium lists from Secretary G I Christie Lafayette Ind.
A heartfelt call to stand beside Santa Claus as he brings cheer to the world. The message lauds his brightening influence and vows his work continues until every lonely heart is cheered and every boy and girl is loved.
A brief item from Whitestown Despatch wondering what sustains the saints of the big heart, hinting at community spirit and local character.
Zachanish Broshar born July 25 1885 in Ripley Co united with Eliza Bean March 18 1860. He left a wife six children seventeen grandchildren and one sister Catherine Edwards. He joined M E church early life later B church at Max. He died December 11 1908 aged 73 years 4 months 17 days. Funeral at Max Sunday ten o'clock with Rev C O Sherrill officiating.
A brief note expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown in a time of need, signed by Edith Campbell, granddaughter.
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