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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
4
Garfield Burris and family spent Sunday with Frank Peterson and wife. Several nearby residents including Leon Leeke of Lebanon and Mise Olairecraft visited Lafayette Lucas and family. Recounted visitors span from Max and Ward areas to Lebanon with numerous couples and children.
A sequence of brief social notes from Lebanon Crawfordsville New Ross and nearby towns. Entries list visits from Oll Whiteley and family to Lebanon Dave Canada and family with Taylor Emmert and family etc. plus returns home and Chautauqua trips and weekend gatherings among local families.
Lela Emmert and party members perform Aunt Matilda theme pieces with Marie Emmert Anna Graves Fern Oliver Maude Emmert Margaret Dayton Vara Owens Merle Nicely Sallie Emmert Ora Brown Anna Canada Bessie Owens Walter Beck in a community recital style program at the local venue.
A Sunday night union service drew a large attendance on the school lawn with Rev. Ashby assisting. Lu cile Roark led the organ with Sterling Cross on clarinet, Rev McConaughy guiding the singing, and Mr and Mrs Cross performing a duet. Rev Speer delivered a prepared sermon on Recreational Life in Connection with the Church. Grace Smith mentions a lost class pin and later recovers it after reading the notice in the column.
Walton, a town of 800, earned a Carnegie library after a decade of effort led by its women. The community secured 10,000 toward a 11,000 yearly obligation, with a formal appeal and organized effort underpinning the project.
The Pittsboro Sun urges readers to embrace sunshine and optimism as a sign of prosperity. It contrasts sun loving attitudes with naysayers, celebrates local crops and business, and promotes a bright outlook despite occasional rain.
Advice to control the Hessian fly in flaxseed stages and unharvested wheat from June to September. Methods include burning stubble, disking after harvest, deep plowing before August 15, harrowing and rolling, destroying volunteer wheat, preparing a pulverized seed bed, delaying sowing until after a fly free date around September 25, and rotating crops if possible.
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