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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
4
Notice lists mailing details for Advance Indiana and subscribed rates. It specifies second class matter at the postoffice and advertising charges per inch and line for locals and cards of thanks, resolutions of condolence.
Farmers receive practical tips for spring fieldwork and fence repairs. Advice covers rolling fields to combat frost, choosing oats and clover seed, avoiding risky stock market speculation, and timing fence maintenance with soil moisture. Emphasis on steady, prudent farming and spread of workload.
Mrs ED Charles of Harbor Me says Electric Bitters is a neighborhood favorite here and deserves to be a favorite everywhere. It relieves dyspepsia liver complaint kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and debility. It purifies blood making it a useful spring medicine. This tonic is sold under guarantee by Burrin's Drug Store 50c.
A new scheme gains traction in Illinois as W. W. Pepper near Newman leads hay balers to bale snow for summer use. The method, aided by current favorable weather, aims to stockpile snow for future needs.
Consumption and local residents discuss an ice making method using bale hay to produce ice that resists hot weather better than ordinary ice. A local producer plans to scale up operations this year and notes demand for improved ice quality. A testimonial praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung relief, with bottles sold at Barrio Drug Store and a free trial offer.
An elderly reminiscence recalls Boone County life in 1838 and earlier. The speaker describes early settlement near the county line, mail from a Boone post office, local mills, and a goat tale from 1851. He mentions mining memory of a log church, a rough journey to Lafayette, and a land sale of 160 acres for 400 dollars.
In a rustic reminiscence from the Zionsville Times, MOSE RILEY extols Boone county settlers for draining ponds, shaping roads, and transforming wild landscapes. He notes their perseverance, the shift from frogs and bramble to cultivated fields, and the long journey from muddy trials to sturdy infrastructure.
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