22 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
1
Local items report a round of visits sales births surgeries and church activities. People named include Mark Wall Frank Peters F J Baird Lena Jackson and Jennie Jackson with engagements at Advance Grain Co and Advances Hardware Co. Washington's birthday is marked with bank and post office closures.
Me Lina Whitecotton and Dan t are Ruby and Roth, Jon Wallans family and Rott. Wall and wife tended a surprise at the home of Glen Love Sunday. Due to drifted snow some school wagons could not run to pick up children Wednesday and Thursday. A number of high school pupils who drive were forced to stay in town Wednesday night.
Dr. Wrennick, visiting Morristown, was thrown from a traction car when it rounded a curve and toppled him against a rack. He sustained soreness and injuries but is reported as not life threatening.
Notice warns readers that TAT at Noize will discontinue The Piper at expiration and urges subscribers to visit the office if their Hustler time has expired. It emphasizes cash in advance and asks readers to renew their subscription.
Mrs Margaret A Hoptutter suffered property loss when her vacant farm residence about two and a half miles south of Adeanes was destroyed by fire last night. The origin is believed incendiary. Mr Rogers, who had rented the farm, planned to move his belongings this week. several loads of farming implements and feed had been moved. The building was insured with Boone County Farmers Cooperative Insurance Co. Mr Rogers will relocate to the Smith property on South Main Street.
It is moving time as the first of March approaches with household goods being moved in several wagon loads that have passed through town.
Parishioners attended a three week revival at the North Chris church ending Friday night. Members joined in a reception for pew attendees as Sunday School resumed to accommodate more listeners and Brother Kelley led the excellent services.
Fractured text shows John W. Uoehne challenging Crawford Fal tanks for the Indiana district nomination. The piece asserts opposition to boss influence, praising Boehne as a representative of the masses and urging a ticket chosen by the people to defeat party bosses this fall.
Spencer county Democrats unanimously back Congressman John W. Boehne for governor praising his fight against party bosses in Indiana. Supporters say Boehne stands with the people and would lead to statewide success, contrasting him with Podine whom they accuse of unsound credit policies.
The text notes a likely strong molasses season if current weather persists, with farmers optimistic due to good snow and freezes preserving sap. It contrasts historic copper kettles with modern evaporators and mentions rising equipment changes and enduring joy in sugaring despite some loss of traditional charm.
A garbled report indicates Congressman Boehne pursues the Democratic nomination while factions within the party contest control of the state. It notes candidates emphasize positions on governance and reelection, hinting at internal power struggles and political strategy.
The obituary notes a man died at his home after working cutting trees on a Thursday. He left a widow and two children, a son and daughter, plus a son in law and others. The funeral services were held on Saturday.
The text describes a local gas leak accident causing injuries and property damage. It notes several victims including a son who recovered and others hospitalized. Officials investigate the incident and assess the toll on the town.
Word arrived a few days ago that Joseon Stipe had suffered a serious illness and stroke. He endured facial and eye swelling and related symptoms but remained alert, with friends and family expressing condolences as they await his recovery.
Democratic editors praise Congressman Boeone as a square, dependable speaker who defends strict enforcement of the Procteus liquor law. He favors thorough enforcement of the local option law first and suggests new legislation only if enforcement proves faulty, framing him as a clear, principled public figure.
Evans voters back Congressmen John Vorebne and Poehne in a tight state race. Supporters claim the candidate’s appeal spans the state while opponents say the party factions divide the base.
Fragmentary text hints at a political party and prestige in state politics. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable. Further readable details would be needed to form a precise headline and summary.
Incomplete input contains garbled phrases and names with unclear meaning. It references people and events in a jumbled form, but no coherent reportable incident or identifiable entities emerge for a concise summary.
Wilde Graves of near New Ross wed Avni Merk on Wednesday at Dovsite T. The groom is son of Hun ttsa and wife, the bride daughter of Mrs. Jno Murray.
A fragmented report describes a tense gathering where a group confronts leadership over unclear issues. The text mentions a tip or boss figure and hints at leadership disputes and varying positions. The incomplete dialogue suggests conflict and disagreement within a local community group.
In a crowded Sunday School event, two men visited a church to help with a Bible reading contest. A husband sought the family Bible for use in the try, only to be surprised by the size of the Bible offered. The scene included attempts to quietly summarize a lesson as pages were discussed and students studied the scriptures.
A newborn child entered the world to Roy Scindise and his wife Wencesday Orga. The infant’s birth was announced in local society circles.
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