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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
5
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Display advertising per inch twenty cents in advance with extra length per fine Lashish six hundredths of a cent. Card of thanks per line five hundredths. Resaliations per line six hundredths. Entered Postoffice at Advance Indiana as second class mail matter.
Notice to taxpayers of Jackson Township Boone County Indiana that bonds exceeding 5000 dollars were determined at the July 8 1924 meeting. proposed bonds total 10500 dollars at 4.5 percent. net assessed value 6247200 dollars. existing debt 65267 dollars. funds to build Frank M Walkup road. Appeals by ten or more aggrieved taxpayers to state board of tax commissioners due by July 29 1924 to county auditor. State Tax Board will set hearing date in Boone County. Merle Harvey auditor Boone County Ind.
Local notes report ill health for Mrs. Nancy Whitecotton and daughter Wilda. Visitors include Mrs. Bert Shields and Alice of Pittsboro. Stays include Merle and Lucile Emmett with grandfather Frank Booker. Roy Nicely and John Whiteman helped reroof Lebanon parsonage. Various locals, Purdue visitors, and social visits noted. Hot water treatment of wheat mentioned.
An essay asserts that order is the world’s main task and each person’s duty to reduce disorder. It argues personal daily acts shape society, praising disciplined work spaces, neat homes, and tasteful dress as signs of character, citing Carlyle on human resistance to chaos.
Mrs Rosa White of Jamestown is spending a month with her daughter, visiting relatives and enjoying local sights during the stay.
Edith and Esther Morrison spent Monday in Lebanon. Lloyd Gordon and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon attended a Garfield Park reunion in Indianapolis Sunday. Carl DeBard spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. J. W. Waters visited Mr. and Mrs. Far l Waters and family Monday. Charles Payton and wife called on Mr. and Mrs. Claud McLaughlin. Mrs. John Whitecotton and son Lawrence visited Lebanon Saturday on business. Dennis Shanahan and daughters were Sunday guests of Mr. Mahen and family northeast of Lebanon. Kenneth Frazier and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McClaine and family. Wren Powell and family, formerly of this place, have moved to Noblesville where Mr. Powell is a salesman. Ora McDaniel and family and Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Hancock attended church at Litton Tuesday night. The meeting will close Thursday night.
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