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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
4
Advertising rates and subscription prices for The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana with details on year and six month plans. Cash in advance prices include three months single copies six copies per issue and discounts for display and local advertising per inch or per line. Obituaries card of thanks and resolutions are noted with small per line charges.
Mrs. John Nicely visited Crawfordsville on Tuesday. Joe Frazier shipped hogs to Indianapolis by Cunningham transport on Monday. Claude Lucas and his wife are moving to the Ballard farm. Charlie Robbins of Indianapolis visited Saturday to Monday with Frank Heady and wife. Dave Hedge’s children ill with measles are reported better.
A brief public notice inviting readers to subscribe to the Times News or Star of Indianapolis or the Reporter of Lebanon. The Advance Hustler promotes subscription options and distribution details for local newspapers.
Wm Joseph trustee of Jackson township states he will be at the State Bank of Advance Advance Tuesday of each week to transact township business. On all other days he will conduct business in Jamestown.
The Hustler editor notes overwhelming support for clean sport with strong reader response by mail, phone, telespatch and in person. Encouragement helped some rare exceptions, illustrating broad sentiment for transparency and fair play in basketball.
The Advance Christian Church conducts an Every Member Canvass Sunday afternoon with fourteen two man teams. Teams and families will dine at the church before departing on their mission at L o'clock. Over 200 letters were mailed this week explaining the event.
Epworth League invites all to a Sunday evening event at six o'clock. The notice urges community attendance and fellowship.
Jimmie Airhart sprains ankle during basketball practice. Roy Ailes builds seven hog houses during stormy weather to stay busy. Advance faces coal famine as bins run dry and fuel shortages hit families. Mrs. Armilda Sturman, 70, dies at Crawfordsville home. funeral and burial plans noted. sister to several Whitecottons. Fire damages Charles McDaniel's Indianapolis home. loss estimated 3800 to 5000 dollars. candle caused lace curtains to ignite while S S class met nearby.
Mrs Altice Fulwider is very sick with asthma while Hazel Jarrett is seen doing her housework.
The Basket Ball team vows to turn over a new leaf and not lose another game, signaling a fresh start and renewed focus for upcoming contests.
Fred Jones age 16 second son of Aly and Mrs Chas Jones near Mooresville died at his parents home Tuesday after an appendicitis operation Friday He hemorrhaged from the bowels Tuesday and died Funeral Friday at 12 30 at Advance Christian Church burial at Jamestown Brother Gary delayed in Florida due to train service Bro Tudor to lead home service Bri and Mrs Jones formerly residents here with many relatives nearby
L. E. Kelley admitted guilt on a bigamy charge after eloping with Miss Ruby Whit of Advance. A certified marriage certificate showing a 1916 Indianapolis marriage led to his plea. Kelley was sentenced to 2 to 5 years at the state reformatory, but the term was suspended on good behavior.
Recipe uses one quart spinach and skim milk with onion and stale bread. Spinach and onion are chopped and mixed with bread, then simmered in milk until tender. Also mentions Friday game support for the team and Mrs. H. P. Stevens receiving treatment at Colonial Sanitarium Martinsville with updates from the Hustler.
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