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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
1
The readable lines discuss theories about size and capability, mentioning capital and business concerns. It hints at opportunities and the role of vision and ambition, urging focus on upcoming chances when present circumstances allow.
The Advance Indiana town treasurer records detailed disbursements for 1919 including service, electrical, and bond interest costs. Items list wages, maintenance, supplies, and postages with totals and year end cash on hand. The report, signed by Treas. Thos E Burrin, was approved at a Boone County Board of Trustees meeting.
Miss Bareh Miyter wed Fred Busenbak in a home ceremony near Shanrovdal with about 50 witnesses. Attendants included Miss Carrie McDonald and bridesmaids Mary Loa Brie Evelyea Borourds and Zola Mae Jim Coch Needam was best man. Reception featured pink and white décor, wedding cake, mints and coffee. The couple planned to return to their farm near New Ross.
Fragmented local items list sales requests licenses and classifieds. Names such as Lebanon Jamestown Cleveland Ohio appear among stray addresses and product pitches for seed oats nut butter and Ford autos. The snippet references a missing license plate and a movie night at the Community Building missing sharp dates or full details.
The North Christian Church announces a welcome attendance drive for Bible School and services. The church plans on parsonage decisions and notes missionary benevolence funds disbursement. Also reports on a pastor’s family arrival, a wedding near Advance, and Joe Graves’s serious appendicitis with staged medical updates.
A Jackson Township church and Mt Zion lead a relief push for Armenian orphans with pledges and cash. North Church and Janestown Christians contribute while Weide ve and others urge more gifts to feed starving babies and support a year of care.
An advertisement extols the Pathe Sapphire phonograph with no needle changes and a tone unmatched by common machines promising superior sound from the first day of use.
Weather improves and attendance rises as the Christian Church calls for strong youth prayers. Dr. Chrenes Deur and Rev. WLW Zenor lead the Forward Movement with Life Recruits remarks. A noon basket dinner for expatriates and a later service schedule are noted.
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