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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
3
Clifford Jordan visited the city Wednesday while Albert Lasley came from New Ross on Tuesday. Statements urge using The Hustler for sale bills. Local trips include Ora Lasley moving to New Ross and the Brattons hosting visitors. Upcoming events feature a Knights of Pythias project, revival meetings, and church activities.
W J Devol president of The Bank of Advance reports the bank is in excellent condition with all books balanced after a midweek examination. The usual dividend was paid to stockholders and substantial undivided profits remain. The bank paid a 6 63 percent dividend last July. Public confidence reflected in prosperity. Sale bills printed at this office.
The Boone County annual tally shows civil cases filed 319 and disposed 264, 63 administrations, 32 guardianships, 2 foreclosure decrees, 9 adjudged unsound mind, 215 marriage licenses, 21 divorces with 16 to the wife and 5 to the husband. Grounds include abandonment and adultery, among others. Criminal filings 152 with 109 disposed, 15 felonies and 66 misdemeanors, plus liquor law violations and diverse felony convictions including larceny and burglary.
Nathan Thompson 66 of Boone and Montgomery counties died Wednesday at 8 p m at his New Ross home from stomach congestion after several months of illness. Funeral services led by Rev W D Headrick at 11 a m at the residence with interment in Inlow cemetery.
Mrs. Grant Shy of Springfield Illinois praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a housekeeper staple for cuts wounds burns and skin eruptions. The product is guaranteed by Joseph Bros and priced at 25 cents.
Advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as harmless and effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims long proven usefulness and lists Joseph Bros as the seller.
An advertisement by Mrs. M. Summers offers a home remedy for women’s diseases claiming to restore health and vitality. It urges mothers to protect daughters from office treatments and guarantees a ten day free test, with cures claimed for disorders from discharge to womb displacement. The missive invites readers to send name and address for delivery by return mail.
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