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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
2
The piece argues State Board of Health findings that good roads suppress weeds and stagnant water, improve drainage, and reduce disease spread. It cites road oiling and proper ditching as disease controls and links road quality to farmer health and productivity, urging careful farming practices and stock management.
The Carroll County Press endorses attorney W. A. Roach of Delphi as the Nineh District chair candidate. It argues his stalwart Republican leadership and independence will unite the district and states the Carroll delegation will back him with other counties likely to follow.
A call to attend Saturday’s basketball game promises an exciting matchup and strong play from local teams, urging community fans to show up and support.
In a will dispute a witness describing the testator’s looks confesses he never knew him. The cross examiner pressures a truthful account, prompting the claim that the witness married the testator’s widow, ending the scene with a courtroom smile.
Attendance at Sunday School was 125 with a collection of $2. Bibles numbered 42. Mr and Mrs Ross joined the congregation last Sunday. both were previously with the Christian Church of New Brunswick. Brother Kelley preached both services. the evening sermon was highly praised. The Ladies Aid Society will host the Second Annual Men's Banquet, set for Friday night February 6.
The Methodist Episcopal Church O F Hall holds regular bi weekly preaching next Sunday with the Lord Supper observed. A three church male quartet will volunteer to sing for all churches. Rev Ethan A Miles spoke last Sunday on behalf of the Anti Saloon League of Indiana. county leaders delayed notice.
The Christian Church Sunday School reports attendance 67 and collection 167 last Sunday. Joshua’s Band Queen Esther’s Aid and the King’s Daughters join the Great Adult Bible Class Movement of the Internetions. Members and others attended revival services with the First Christian Church at DLabanan, and the quartet sang The Old Time Religion. The Ladies Aid Society prepares for a city Easter sale ending with a supper on the eve of Easter and plans a family night next Thursday in February.
The Missionary Society held a meeting with Mrs Maude Melson last Wednesday. Bad weather limited attendance but the program went well. The next gathering will be with Hazel Ciplinger on the third Wednesday afternoon in February.
Mt Zion Church of the Pentecostal W. parish notes 35 in Sunday School last Sunday. Offering 1.61 dollars. Birthday greetings for Clara Nicely. J D Emmert elected delegate to attend the Federation of Churches gathering at Thorntown.
Philadelphia January 21 Dr Mary E Pennington head of the U S Department of Agriculture Food Research Laboratory says reducing waste to a minimum could feed hundreds of thousands. Refrigeration is essential but consumer ignorance about food sources and storage times impedes progress. She cites examples from Delaware and Illinois storage including poultry and dairy products and notes cold storage expansion main issue.
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