Indiana Associated Weeklies in Advance postal notice
A brief notice states Indiana Associated Weeklies operates in Advance Indiana and is entered at the Advance post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
A brief notice states Indiana Associated Weeklies operates in Advance Indiana and is entered at the Advance post office as second class mail matter.
Carmen Ross and Lela Wall, new owners of the Dover store, are reportedly running a thriving operation as they settle into the venture. Call Rohn Walker if you want Kentucky coal.
Indiana legislators plan a bill to transfer funds from automobile licensing to county highways. Rep Truman Sinden and Rep Byron Post, from Logansport and Anderson, urge the state reimburse costs for plates. counties could keep up to 5000 and any excess goes to the state highway fund. The measure also allows title certificates to be rescinded for vehicles in traffic or end time. Post also seeks a bill granting third to fifth class cities power to form municipal recreation centers.
A four act rural play features ten characters with intertwined plots. Includes mystery romance and pathos with two love stories. heroine’s tale promises draws from curtain rise. Also notes local ads and notices about seeds for sale, lost items, and local happenings.
An educational program at the Advance ened building features a Jan 25 picture show and lecture on health topics, with music by the glee club and the school orchestra under Miss Viley. Dr Ada Schweitzer is likely to lecture on Health on Marriage and Foods, with slides. Free admission. Jan 26 offers free school age child examinations by physicians under the state board of health, plus demonstrations on care of the chief.
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