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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
3
Local notes announce Alpine Stock Co. performances at the opera house next week and quick mentions of social visits, sales, and farm news. Miss Indianapolis guests, Red Cross cider vinegar for sale, and rail line surveys near Clayton frame a busy community update with coming events and local commerce.
Harvesting is the focus with Chas. Airhart clearing wheat last Friday. Charlie Emmert and family visited Mrs. Emmert's parents Sunday. Elisha Higgs visited Dennis Will et and family Sunday. Miss Effie Willett returned home last Friday from Ladoga. Roy Kibbey's horse was badly injured after a barbed wire collision Sunday night. Dave Emmert in the western county killed a mad dog after a three mile chase.
Help wanted for district managers to post signs advertise and distribute samples. Salary eighteen dollars weekly three dollars daily expenses. State age and present occupation. Apply to Ideal hear Company at 39 Randolph Street Chicago.
Residents relay rumor filled chatter about missing Billy Bryan and threats of punishment. Bank statements repeat innuendo about crop yields and a chain of whispered quotes from locals about a dry oat season and quarrels among neighbors.
The Jackson township schools held their annual commencement last Saturday night in Shiloh Christian church. Hon. M. E. Foley delivered the address full of encouragement to graduates. Crawfordaville orchestra provided music. Diploma recipients include Lida Pratt Edith Anderson Roy Pratt Myrtle Andrews Merle Nicely Ida Buecher Letha Elliot Roy Swindler Maurice Leeke Hazel Shera Mabel Bush Dessie Dean Blanche Canada F Vorus Demaree Hazel Wynkoop Hazel Sullivan Georgie Welden Ernest Beck Pearl Whorley Lawrence Bowman Ethel Coombs Roy Hart Cecil Booher Mae Cline Lillian Kernodle Helen Gibson Blanche Ferree Letha Smith Noble Ashley Oakie Hudson Rebie Kirtley Gertie Neff Richard Hall Zuma Hedge Una Steward Joe Smith Maye Meek James Proctor Nora Farrow George Cliffton Ira Cox Guy Davidson Hazel Rufus Donald Young Frank Huber Guy Hurt Ruby Davis. Mrs Jane Walkup and daughter Mary of New Ross visited Marion Rivers Sunday for special services at the M E church.
Market notes list grain and livestock prices with quantities such as Wheat and corn values, eggs chickens turkeys ducks and hens. The entry shows items and figures like 68 for corn and 124 eggs with various poultry counts and static markings.
Ballard's Corner notes Miss Mabel Hostetter of Lebanon visiting George Hasting. Washington Emmert spent Sunday night with Chas. Airhart. Carrie Emmert and Mrs. Roy Nicely’s sister visited Saturday night. John Thomas and family from Lebanon stayed with Mrs. Ora Emmert Sunday. Visitors to John Farrows' Sunday included Ethel Rogers Iva Thompson Grace Shields Gertie Buechler and David Emmert. Dinner at W. H. Hostetter's included David Emma Hostetter Ladoga Harry Hostetter and family Mrs Eliza Whitely and Hazel and Mrs Chas Airhart and children.
A dated promotional snippet touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the pleasant and effective cure for constipation. It claims the pills awaken torpid divers and unblock bowels, preventing appendicitis and toning the system. Sold at Josephs'.
In the tropical northern territory of South Australia travelers need not carry a compass. The district abounds with the nests of the magnetic or a meridian ant. The longer axes of these point due north and south.
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