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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1917

Page

4

Farm auction near Dover details livestock and gear

Public sale on February 13 1917 on T Bod and E 54 mile north Noblesville road Dover Indiana. Horses cattle hogs and milk stock offered with farm implements hay grain and other gear. Terms cash with 5 percent discount for cash. Epperson and Henderson announce with Dover Ladies Aid as organizers.

F. Jones Dover Mies Lebanon Shannondale Noblesville Road Holses Herford

Trustee’s Notice of Bank Transactions in Ravane and Jamestown

Trustee Cutce Bays announces sessions at the State Bank of Ravane Advance for weekly town business. All other days the trustee and agents will transact at Jamestown. Wm Joseph, Trustee Jackson.

State Bank of Ravane Jamestown Wm Joseph Jackso

Public Sale At Farm Near OD With Horses Hogs and Implements

A farm sale is announced for Saturday February 3 starting at 10 AM. Items include two horses 11 and 9 years old, a spotted Poland China sow due to farrow in late April, 21 Jersey cows, corn fodder and hay, various farm implements, wagons, plows, cultivators, and harness. Terms: cash for under 35. sums over 95 a credit with notes.

Xoya Poland Oun Deere Corm Jobin Deere Isc John Deere Janesville Arly Janeville

Auction Terms Include Note and Freehold Security

Months will be given without interest, purchaser to execute note with approved freeheld security. Five percent discount foresh. No property to be removed at time of sale. W. A. Smill Auctioneer. Also his farm for tent on day of sale for cash for one year.

Frice Moore & Shirley Fhore Lili Lebanon Indiana Roe W. A. Smill

Community Athletic Club to Play Amo and Brownsburg

The Community Athletic club schedules two games this February 1917. They face Amo Athletic club at Amo on Saturday evening February 10, and Brownsburg Athletic club at the Advance community building next Thursday February 1 at 8 o’clock. The High School team and faculty will attend the game, while the H. S. boys depart February 2 at 7 30 a.m. for a two day trip to Rochester and Vecdersburg.

Community Athletic Club Amo Athletic Club Amo Brownsburg Athletic Club Advance H. 8 Rochester Vecdersburg

Teachers Aplinger and Swindler Resign From Local School

Armon Aplinger and Miss Lena Swindler, two grade teachers, have resigned. Aplinger will teach in Crawfordsville and Swindler at South Bend. The faculty and pupils regret their departure, while wishing them continued success in their future endeavors.

Armon Aplinger Lena Swindler Aplinger Rawfordsville Swindler South Bend

Advance Hustler Advance Indiana Prices for Subscriptions and Ads

The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana lists subscription rates in price bands and advertising costs. In advance payments, one year costs 1.00, six months 0.60, three months 0.60, and single copies 0.05. Display ad rate is 0.10 per inch, locals 0.05 per line, obituaries free, extra length 0.05 per line, card of thanks 0.05 per line, and resolutions 0.05 per line. membership notes include Commercial Club and Indiana Associated Weeklies.

Advance Commercial Club

Words of Sympathy for Trustee Joseph

The Jackson township teachers express heartfelt sympathy to Trustee Joseph in his hour of sorrow. They acknowledge life’s sorrows and point to the great all-father as the only adequate source of consolation and retribution. Signed by E. S. Stansell and others.

Jackson Township All-Father E. S. Stansell Lesslie H. Meeks A.C. Kibbey Chas. O. Fulwider William Pratt

Baby boy born to the Kib bey family on Tuesday

Notices report a newborn baby boy Clarence Bowman born to Mr and Mrs Roy Kib bey. Other items note illness, farm moves by Frank Peterson and J H Kincaid, a second hand piano for sale, a coal sale by Advance Lumber, and 22 farm sale bills posted at the Chas Brown sale near Union Tuesday.

Roy Kibbey Clarence Bowman Mark Wall Frank Peterson James Swindler J. H. Kincaid Advance Lumber Company Chas Brown Union

Golladay School House Social Lots of Neighborhood Visits

John McNutt hogs sold at Lynnsburg. James Meadows and family visited Elisha Higgs. Carl Ferguson and wife seen with Robi. Mr and Mrs Willard Stansell dined with Mrs Laura Lafollette. Mrs Mariam Wright visiting near Jamestown. Fifty neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs William Walker with candy and games. The Walkers plan to move to a farm near New Ross.

John McNutt Lynnsburg James Meadows Ermel Elisha Higgs Carl Ferguson Robi. Ferguson Willard Stansell Laura Lafollette Mariam Wright Charles Emmert Jamestown William Walker

Local social notes and farm activity near Center Grove area

Hazelwood E R Proffitt and family visited G R Proffitt and family Sunday. R E Jones and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with Newt Bratton and wife near Center Grove Church. Mrs L W Owens and Mrs 8 E Edrington visited Ira Scott and family near Thorntown. The Fuller Bros bought over 26 000 ft of lumber at Geo Kincaid. James Smith and son hauling logs to Max S. Edrington bought hogs near Hazel College Thursday. Lowight Uhler near Pleasant View buzzed wood for R E Jones Thursday. J H Kincaid has a new barn nearly completed on his farm near Shiloh Corner. Wm Hanhack and family moved last week from near Rosston to the R D Billingsly farm.

E R Proffitt G R Proffitt R E Jones Newt Bratton Center Grove Church Fuller Bros Geo. Kincaid James Smith

Notice to all arrears payers at the Hustler

The notice urges every person in arrears to settle with the Hustler. It cites newsprint costs at 20 dollars per ton now, compared with 60 dollars a year ago, and requires cash payment. Running a newspaper costs money today.

Dover Area News Namely Local Family Movements

Dover notes show Jne Kinceid and family returning to their farm from Harve Caldwell farm. John Sen Joars visited with grandparents J. T. Jones and wife. Several families visit, dine, or stay with relatives in Lebanon and Indianapolis. Roy Kincaid resumes school after measles. Dewy Akers returns to Smith school. Mark McDowell and others travel in town.

Jne Kinceid Harve Caldwell John Sen Joars J. T. Jones Lsumpter Mary Miller Mirs Jassie Daniel Lebanon Walter Afe Daniec J.C Caldwell J C Caldwell Roy Kincaid Dewy Akers Smith School Girp Mark McDowell ClassieClaine W M MicDaniel Indianapolis

Local Notes and Health Update From Beany Town

Grandma Owens is improving slowly. Verda Mougan has the gripe, Mrs. Gee and Mrs. Joe Dean fears her father may not survive. Clara Canada visits Lebanon daughter Mrs. James Cooner and family and plans moves to Montana. Beek sale north of Max attended by Debard and Lee Shaw. James Ean hauled for Carl Bowman. Swindler and wife near Jamestown visited parents. Ed Hynes and wife of Chas Bean visit Lordsville. John Young and Jasper stay with daughter Grace Whiteley. Measles makes Mrs. Whiteley quite sick.

Gee Sielk Joe Dean Clara Canada James Cooner Lebanon Montania Will Debard and Lee Shaw Max James Ean Carl Bowman Gra Swindler Jamestown Lordsville Ed Hynes Chas. Bean John Young Jasper Grace Whiteley

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