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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
3
Harvest period sales push discounts on hats from 250 to 3 dollars reduced to 1 4 and 3 dollars. Flowers and ribbons cut, gloves, waists, hose and underwear offered at deep reductions with sewing services in view.
Photo pictures come out Saturday night and join the large crowd which is always present on Saturday nights. Cris Ashwell always shows the best of pictures which these large audiences appreciate.
Clark Flannigan and John White of Lebanon attended a band concert Saturday night. On returning they struck a ditch a few miles south of Lebanon, overturning the car but causing no injuries. Vehicle damage estimated at over $100. Harold Shahan of Lebanon visited Saturday night. For sale good second hand wind mill. See Joba Weldon.
A Rochester bound crash injures Albert Leap and Alice Todd of Indianapolis along with Kyle and his wife. Mrs Kyle suffers a broken nose while Leap has a fractured arm and dislocated elbow. Todd breaks a collar bone. Four others receive bruises and the baby is uninjured. An estimated 50 dollars will cover repairs.
Chas Hart, formerly of Advance and now farming near Huntington, reports heavy rains. He was driving a team across a farm bridge when the timbers gave way, forcing him to cut the harness to prevent his horses from drowning.
Isaac Golladay reported a prolific wheat crop on about two and a half acres. He sowed three bushels and threshed ninety bushels, a fine yield of good quality that sparked speculation about future harvests.
Advance notice says a union revival begins August 10 in New Ross with community interest and publicity noted. Mrs Minnie Sandy and her daughter returned home yesterday after a two week visit here.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a unique remedy that reaches the kidneys, clears uric acid, and improves filtration to end back pain, kidney, and bladder troubles. It claims universal effectiveness regardless of age or prior treatment, with a money back promise if it fails.
Leona June Vandoro born June 27 1904 died July 16 1915 at age 11 19 days. She leaves mother a half sister grandfather grandmother three aunts Mrs Charley Beau Mrs Ed Hypes Miss Mary at home two uncles Fred ie and Virgil VanHora. Interment at Old Union. service held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Bro Speer.
Soil Bro Kelley writes he will give lessons from soil during the Sunday night Vesper Service. He notes he is not posing as a farmer or institute instructor but plans to draw insights from soil for a religious meeting.
A two week history of a blister on the heel from shea caused swelling and pain. The condition spread to the knee requiring lancing today as doctors investigate the unusual affliction.
Mrs King of James town Kev Halstead and Charles Farlow outlined Sunday events at Martin's grove and Jamestown. Rain forced postponement with a plan for a big day and a basket dinner at noon. Sunday School church services and an S. S. conference led by bro Kelley noted with dress item mentions.
An all day basket meeting was held at Piagah Church on Sunday with morning and afternoon sermons by Eld C L Airhart. A noon dinner was shared in the grove by Jeff Shelley. Attendees came from Crawfordsville Greencastle and other areas.
The piece notes the entrepreneurs of Advance use the Hustler as their advertising outlet. It highlights a culture of hustle and promotion among local business leaders.
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