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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
3
Local column notes a forthcoming Union Depot performance at the Advance opera house on Saturday night February 24 with proceeds for the Willing Workers. Readings and monologues by Miss Alexander tease the curtain, tickets on sale at Wall and McDaniel's.
The Advance band will play for the Union Depot production at the opera house Saturday evening to benefit the Willing Workers. Directed by Miss Alexander of Byron King's School of Oratory the play promises moral, clean entertainment with characters from a city union depot. Tickets are 25 20 and 10 cents. Tickets on sale at Wall and McDaniel's. Everyone invited.
Corrected every Thursday noon. Market items listed include corn at 68 pounds, oats at 36, clover seed at 88.25, butter, eggs, chickens, young turkeys 13, old hen turkeys 11, old toms age 20, ducks and geese. Reads as a compact price column from a historical page segment.
The Republicans of Precincts 1 and 2 in Jackson township Boone county will meet in Advance on Saturday March 3 at 2 o clock PM to elect a committeeman for each precinct Jamies Shera chairman.
The Shiloh Christian church revival enters its third week with 31 accessions recorded. A large men’s gathering Wednesday and a women’s meeting Thursday reflected on “What is A Man” and “A Woman’s Power.” The pastor Rev. C A Brown notes the meetings have been helpful and purifying to the community and will close soon as he rests before future engagements.
In Jackson township Jamestown delegates were chosen for the state and congressional conventions. State delegate H. H. Roberts and congressional delegate George Canada named. Wm Mount was in Indianapolis and Jesse Livingston moves to Anderson to join Central Indiana bridge crew. Millikan harness shop at Thorntown has operated on the same lot for sixty seven years.
Mrs S J Edrington traveled to Lebanon to be with an ailing aged aunt. Hazel and Tresa Wall with Sarah and Olga Ray visited Nava Billingsly, while Henry Parr and wife from Lebanon saw R D Billingsly. The Wall and Newt families from Advance visited Sunday. Attendees from here went to the A J Adams sale. Gladis Kincaid has been ill. C C Debard and George Proffitt bought horses Monday. Omer McClaine rented Seth Porter farm.
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