15 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
1
A partial OCR fragment notes second class mail matter. Dated Marel 3, 1911, it indicates processing at the post office in Advance, Indiana under the act of Marel 2. The garbled text suggests a publication notice or mailing classification.
Reports from Lebanon, Thorpson and nearby areas mention residents visiting relatives, illness notes, and farm updates. Ed Canada attends his grandfather’s side while George Granam recovers from pneumonia and returns to school. We hear about grain sales, livestock trade, and new fence post shipments as the community crafts a busy week.
Advertisement seeks all men of all kinds to join a Sunday School class at the North Caria church next Sunday. The notice calls for young and old, rich and poor, idle and active men to become members of the Sunday School.
The North Christian Church revival proceeds with a large audience the largest since dedication night. Brother Elley delivers sermons and listeners show strong attention. Nine new members added to the church to date with six baptisms this week. Revival closes Friday night with Brother Trucksess leaving Saturday to sing for revival services in Bedford Tad.
Mrs John Coons of Lebanon dies after three years of illness in her home. Born January 1 1830 in Mosgom near Monteorery county, she married Peon Coons and lived most recently in Lebanon. Survived by four sons, funeral at Providence church and burial in Pinysn cemetery.
The readable fragments show an illegible public notice urging payment and author actions. The text hints at a missing or incomplete name and date, with references to a newspaper source and advance paper submission. Further details are unclear.
Eyewitness recounts the July 1 1862 episode at Malvern Hill during the Civil War. Gen Phil Kearny orders a south marsh line after heavy Confederate and Union artillery exchanges. He notes the enemy’s losses and the calm march to the battlefield as dawn approaches.
Heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy during the death of our beloved W Le Walker. We express gratitude from our neighbors Modness and Ekness and the family of his mother and children.
The town board held a two hour session approving accounts and discussing street waste, planting trees, and municipal management. A vote elected Bucke as beat officer to enforce law and keep the area in good condition while a ban on street ash disposal was urged.
Report shows 88 attendees at Shiloh Church on Sunday with offerings and remarks on worship, prayer, and music. The piece mentions a planned section of songs and references a Sunday service with gratitude and community gathering.
A string of social visits and family news from Hazelwood Lebanon and nearby communities. Mentions of Geo Bratton buying property, Omar MecClaine and families visiting Ray Whiteley near Hedge Row, J Edrington and S E Edrington members near Egypt, and several others visiting Albert Garner near it aba schon house. Also references to a Bible story discussion and a long, rambling anecdote about Noah and a storm and old rural life.
Fragmentary OCR describes a heavy steel piece with three sharp points bolted to a strong frame. It references a specific device used for perhaps trapping or restraining. Exact purpose and location are unclear due to garbled text.
The garbled text references Eomelias Veesey SW and REC, mentions a set of names and places, and alludes to a prewar or precoat oiling event. It describes a preparatory coating of oil and asks how it has been retrieved for monthea over two days.
In Dover the sick list includes Mrs Nannie Bowed and Mrs Denny who had a stroke last week. The Usiter Aid Society served Torch to Clifford Stausell. a funeral for Mrs Joho looel di tenon followed Sudan wei. Rev Cornetina Airhert led funeral rites at Pis gah.
The readable fragment references taxes and a gathering with mentions of arriving friends and papers. It is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or names to form a coherent summary with recognizable entities.
A Bank of Advice proposal is reported with unclear details in the fragment. The text suggests a formal financial or administrative matter possibly involving a proposal or report from a banking or advisory body. Further readable context is unavailable.
OCR text mentions a fire incident with stoves and a mothball on a tire causing concerns about the fire risk. It references a building site with a roof fire and chimes, and stresses careful measures to prevent sacks or debris from contacting wood work.
Fragmented notice describes a Methodist church visit by a Texas superintendent in the past four six years, with an April meeting date, and references inexact names and僧. This archival passage mentions a review meeting, preaching, and church figures within a damaged text.
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