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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
2
When the cold dry weather cracks the skin a salve offers relief. Look for the DeWitt's Witch Hazel name on the box to avoid imitations and ensure you buy the original formula. Sold at osephs.
The Boone County Farmers Institute awards two Purdue University scholarships to local boys Arthur Shera of Advance and Herman Groover of Whitestown with courses starting today and June respectively. Homemakers Association grants two similar scholarships naming Rose Theildkeld of Shannondale and Bartholomew of Hmmtown to begin studies.
Lula Lasley of this place and Marion Maus of near Brookston Indiana were married Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Rev H S Sherrill in Lebanon. After the ceremony they traveled by Interurban to Lafayette and on to their farm homestead, with many friends extending best wishes.
Mrs. Mattie Coons and Carl Stark have the mumps. Miss Myrtle Collins visited Mrs. Lon Randel last week. Dave Caldwell of near Whitestown visited relatives here last week. Rev. Martin's appointment at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday night. Walter Cory sold his store to Chas. Ross of Crawfordeville last week. Mr. Ross is having his store room repaired. Evert Collins and Ora Brown are moving to Jackson Vt this week.
Notice shows Robert I Ashley and Nettie F Ashley vs Joseph Wainright and heirs as plaintiffs. It states a complaint to quiet title filed January 16 in Boone County Indiana with a court date set for March 11 1907 and specifies appearance and answer requirements.
Mose Riley warns against breaking a binding agreement while praising his son Zeph who has turned out to be a poet and cheerful about his life choices.
Grain and livestock prices listed for corn wheat Clover and butter with live stock ranges plus an ad for Preventics cold remedy describing syrup tablets that prevent colds when taken at the sneezing stage. Ends with mention of Osuph Brothers selling and recommending.
No classes held last Friday due to a mid winter association gathering in Lebanon. The second and third year literature classes study The Ancient Mariner while the General History class finishes Grecian stories and advances in history. Compositions were due Tuesday morning marking a pause in oratorical work. A debate challenge from Zionsville was accepted on Monday.
A claimed health notice asserts Chamberlains Cough Kemeay is perfectly safe for mothers and children, stating it contains nothing harmful and is endorsed by Joseph Bros as safe for use.
Twenty years the county man from Belts Tenn praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for removing swelling and soreness in the nose after using it. another reader from East Otisfield Me endorses the salve for salt rheum and skin issues. The ad claims a cure for fever sores ulcers piles burns frost bite and other skin diseases and notes it is sold for 25 cents at Josephs drug store.
James Sullivan youngest son of William D and Mary A Sullivan of near Fayette died last Saturday afternoon from pneumonia fever after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at the family residence by Rev Preston Smith of Whitestown. Burial was in Mt Tabor Cemetery.
Notice states the degree staff of Winnebago tribe No 36 will perform the Warrior degree at Wigwam of Nipmuck tribe No 141 Imp'd in town on Friday, Sunday snow moon. Invites all brothers. signed W L Hunt Sachem and Chas E McClaine C of R. Piles.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as safe reliable pills for cleansing and toning the system. It claims they are a trusted remedy and are recommended by Joseph Brothers.
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