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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
4
Sunday obit notes W I Stafford and Rev J E Knotts. numerous visits from Eva Grimes, Earl Brave, Cornelia Miller, Alva Cory, Cleuce Brown, Ora Brows, Everett Collins, and others. The piece lists reorganized Sunday School staff and a large gathering at Edgar Bruce, with a 48guest six oclock dinner hosted by Robert Cox and wife.
Local entries record births and visits among families in Goliaday and nearby towns. Names include Dan Meadows Zand and Kuegsiay born. Frank Josph and Otto Threlkeld aiding hog butchering. numerous relatives and neighbors visiting in Lebanon Whitestown Crawfordsville and Port Royal with Elisha Higgs family.
A public sale near New Ross on the Ladoga and Lebanon road by Lyle Thompson on Thursday Jan 11 1912 lists 8 horses 4 cattle 14 hogs and 54 sheep plus hay corn farm implements and harness. Terms 5 and under cash else nine months with security 5 percent cash discount for qualified buyers. Auctioneers are Hamilton Son with H C Epperson clerk. Ladies of Mt Zion serve lunch.
JMe Darnet of Lodwalu is a viet ing ral cves in Bushtown. Verne Cornelius returned. Several farmers are preparing to kill hogs this week. Orn Shelley and Alber Hendrix spent Saturday in Todianapolis. Little Mary Elizabeth Swisher has quite in the past weeks. George Sparks, wife Esther, visited their mother in New Roas. Mrs. John Wells visited daughters in Advance Thursday. George McClarke and wife visited Ora Shelley and wife.
Advance R R 21 mentions Frank Riner in Lebanon Saturday and Joe Snexs marketing fish hogs at Advance Friday. Gideon Smith has a sick horse Jobo Nicely works for Chas Blooke this week. Mrs Goldie Wynkoop returns to Lafayette Friday after holidays with Chas Spirks family. Ethel and Sam Broshar with George Broshar family. Willie Kincaid family from Rosston visits Lege Woodard. Mrs May Clark of Kentucky returns home after visiting her brother Frank River. George Broshar and family spend Sunday with George Lasley and family in Max.
The article explains caponizing cockerels to produce larger, calmer birds. It notes capons grow larger than roosters of the same age, fetch higher per pound prices, and can be kept in large flocks. It lists breeds such as Plymouth Rocks, Light Brahmas, Cochins, Langshans, and Wyandottes as suitable, with crossbreeds aiding breast meat. It also mentions avoiding indigestion with charcoal.
A report notes Chas Patterson and his wife visited L. and Mrs. Weil Caldwall and wife this past Sunday. The infant related to Weil Caldwall was mentioned in the exchange.
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Inclement weather reduced attendance to 49. Collections totaled 27 dollars. Quarter supplies were distributed and officers were re elected for the coming year. Next Sunday will seal the serial meetings with Rey Page preaching and Wem. Lucas directing singing. All invited to attend.
Report of the Sunday School last Sunday shows 95 in attendance and a 2.16 offering. Commit to a large 1912 year starting next Sunday with weekly attendance and revival services beginning January 28 led by Brother Kelley and with Brother F E Trackness singing.
Last week in Lebanon area residents hosted relatives and friends. Hazel Brown stayed with kin in Ladoga while Tom Jackson butchered hogs Wednesday. Emma Jackson and J C Reese toured with John Akers and wife near Lebanon. Families shared meals including an oyster supper and Sunday visits across several households.
The fragment lists Saturday night visits with Join Jones and wife and Sunday dinner with Robi, Fulwider and wife, and a Sunday night visit with Coon Weldon and wife. It mentions Marg, Widiem, Galdwell, Richard and Maryb returning, plus a note about Sagar and Mia Morgan in a vague context.
The Jackson Township Sunday School convention program is set for Shiloh Christian church on Sunday at 2 p m with reports from schools and departmental workers. Adult Bible class movement led by J S Hussey Zionsville and J D Buwmer. attendees urged to note invitations and past meeting reports.
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