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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
5
The United States Training Corps Camp for women opens at Asheville North Carolina led by Judy V5 and runs through August 25. Thousands of women are expected to enroll for health and preparation. If the bill pending in Congress passes, similar camps will be held in at least five sections of the country.
Lew Owens and N G John Campbell announce office days. Tuesdays at the Advance Bank and Fridays at the Jamestown Bank. James Bowman is named as trustee.
The members of Advance K. of F. Lodge No. 4180 express deepest sympathy to the family of James R. R. Sullivan who has passed to eternal rest. The resolutions note his valued council in the lodge and request a copy for the family records, another for publication, and a notice in the Advare Hustler. Ray Davis Bruce Burris A H Yager Ora McDaniel committee.
A short ad notes rising auto prices due to freight and labor costs. It promotes Ford cars as cheaper than rivals, offering similar equipment and higher value for the money. Purchasers can pay part cash and give a note for the balance with 80 percent interest. Trade ins and tractors also advertised.
Notice to taxpayers in Center and Jackson Townships Boone County Indiana that Ira Stephenson auditor and Granville Wells treasurer filed a petition with the State Board of Tax Commissioners to issue bonds for graveling a road. Hearing set at the State House Indianapolis on August 2 at 10 AM.
Mrs Verda Hougen has measles apra Swindler and wife and Mrs May Swindler called on Mr Martin Brohard at Witham Sunday afternoon Mrs Brohard is improving Glenn Love and family visited Otis McCoy and family Sunday Mrs Nannie Martin of Lebanon is Visiting Mrs Jas Sutton Ray Poynter and family call on John Poynter and wife and Bert Ferguson and family Sunday Edd Wypes and family were in Lebanon Sunday afternoon Mrs Emma Galladay entertained Mrs Grace Bean and family Mrs Ammy Debard and daughter and Mrs Amy Shaw Monday Mr and Mrs Dr Nelson and Mrs Eva Golladay called on Harley Golladay Sunday afternoon Ernest Edrington and family and the Misses Olive Owens and Dorotha Rohn spent Sunday at Oliver Edringtons in Hamilton County Lee Owens and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs L W Owens
A Mt Zion child stepped on a garden rake yesterday. The mother quickly pulled the rake away with both feet and freed the child. The youngster is reported to be doing nicely.
The band expresses gratitude for public cooperation last night and thanks the ladies for the many fine cakes. The event was a grand time and the band cleared about $15.
Irl McDaniel’s team unloaded rails when horses panicked and bolted. Irl tried to grab the lines but toppled to the ground. The animals charged through a gate into a fence and caused a brief, chaotic scene.
Lon Bratton sold 24 cockerels averaging four days under three months old at 49 pounds weight two pounds each. Outdoor views snapped by Van Horn.
Page two of the Hustler features continued coverage and editorials that showcase the magazine's sharp perspectives and varied topics, reinforcing value for subscribers.
War context suggests a major event with AOIO and Elin involved alongside allies. Record mentions speed and feeds, with a claim that all speed records were broken if the war had continued. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A massive nitrate and ammonium plant near Muscle Shoals Alabama is highlighted for its wartime impact. Built rapidly to supply high explosives, it spurred a new town for 95 000 residents, housed 12 000 workers in months, and produced 300 tons of ammonium nitrate daily at lower costs.
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