03 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a business man expanding ventures with plans to grow, notes on a bank as his backbone, and mentions of hardware and goods like binder mowers and stoves. Readable fragments hint at a bustling trade environment and evolving commerce.
Fragmented verses reflect a business world where competition is fierce and dividends loom. The speaker laments failed plans and restless effort, noting lack of space for growth and the need to move forward without leaving footprints behind.
Locals promote the opening of the Arshode 5 and 10 cent store with ads and community chatter. Mentions sales events through Sept 1 and a Hustler newspaper offer. Articles reference local residents, births, visitors, and preparations for fall shopping.
residents struggle with record heat as thermometers top 100 degrees. with no relief in sight, cooling devices are used everywhere and many endure stifling nights. comparisons to last summer show higher humidity making this heat unusually oppressive for both slender and heavy sleepers.
The Lebanon Boy Scouts at R. J. River grove since Monday attract large crowds from miles around. Twenty nine troop members enjoy their time at camp and will return to Lebanon this evening.
Attendance last Sunday was 82 with collections of $1.72. Willing Workers meet first Saturday afternoon each month. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 o clock. Preaching services every second and fourth Sunday of each month in the evening.
Sunday School attendance reported with an offering of 2.47 and 800 catechists. Several join from the Sunday School, two weeks hence meeting at Brother Lives’s home half a mile east of town. Evening service at the church with baptism planned. Male quartet performed two selections.
The First Christian Churches of Boone County met Sunday at the fair grounds despite heat. Nine churches represented with visitors from Clinton Montgomery and Hendricks. Dr J F Burnett of Dayton Ohio preached on The Old and the New and Man and the Kingdom. Music led by R E Lucas. Elsa May Schleppy gave two readings. A basket dinner followed. Officers re elected: President A W Cash Vice President D O Coy Secretary Kiva Lockhars Treasurer Ed Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Owens marked sixty years of marriage at their Max area home with a Thursday gathering. A large crowd of children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, relatives and friends attended a somber dinner to celebrate the occasion.
Reports indicate a surge in squirrel hunting as laws tighten and open season approaches. Farmers post Modiunsieg Allowed signs while hunters embrace the opportunity amid safety concerns.
Havens Botaters of Ladoga report 1500 pounds of chickens killed due to delayed train arrival. Chickens were en route to markets when heat killed a portion of the birds. eight carcasses were recovered. Poultry dealers blame the late train for hindering ventilation and circulation in the car.
Aixentucky editor extols a bride as a unmatched marvel whose beauty and charm promise a perfect home. The column uses lush imagery to compare her to siren wand and blooming violets, describing marriage as a joyful, devoted union shaping a paradise for the husband and the girl’s former home.
Dr Karl Alsberg, successor to Harvey Wiley as head of the U S Bureau of Chemistry, proposes to abolish thermometers and offers heat relief tips. His don’ts include overeating and iced drinks, advising light meals and avoiding fixation on the thermometer as the dog days grip the public.
A North Salem Herald note states a resident warned the thief would be named if a buggy whip was not returned to a specified location. The next morning the spot held seventeen whippy whips, all left in the designated place.
The report says a strong honey year with white clover abundant food for bees. Some regions report bee disease and colony losses, but overall county bees are doing well and producing a solid honey crop.
The passage reflects on the number thirteen in American symbols. It mentions thirteen stars around a half dollar, thirteen leaves, and the panel of thirteen in the eagle motif. It recalls Uncle Sam and the thirteen states as part of national iconography.
A fragmented column muses on signs of weather and fortune, noting hot dry spells predicting low well water and sickness. It recalls fashion changes, hints at future coal supply, and wittily links signs to social behavior and borrowing or signing names.
Petitioners in Lebanon have circulated offers asking county commissioners to call an option election on alcohol. Signatures exceed the required quota and the matter will be presented at the July term of the board. Wet and dry factions foresee a heated campaign and possible decisive results for the town.
Ruben Gough, who underwent a serious operation in a Chicago hospital, is improving. Doctors removed a bone sliver and a growth with pus, relieved brain pressure, and restored the skull with a paraffin coating. The operation lasted seventy minutes, and doctors said more bone was removed than ever before from a patient.
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