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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
1
The reminiscence traces Advance Indiana from 1874 with colorful fragments. It recalls settlers Tom Melson Tom Davis Mr Bell blacksmith and a log cabin era. It notes railroads cement streets and wartime service shaping a growing town for today’s 500 residents.
A long excerpt argues worry harms health courage and initiative. The text cites Orison Swett Marden from The New Success Magazine, warning that fear drains life, finances, and happiness and ruins families and communities.
The column recounts a string of mishaps from Advance and surrounding areas. Estle Burr’s family member fell on stairs, Wayne Burr injured a leg by a fork, Howard Burr collided with Dr Nelson while riding a bike, and Orville Rivers group wrecked their Buick near Jamestown. John Rohn sustained a head gash from a belt incident, Mrs. McClaine stepped on a nail, Grover Harris kicked by a horse, and Margaret Beaver stepped on a pin.
The Advance Bank announces installation of the Burroughs booking system to improve banking records. Mrs. Wm. Lasley attended church Sunday after several weeks of illness. Irene Farlow returns home from visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fulwider and Irene Farlow visited Newt Meek in Crawfordsville. Chester Miller of Thorntown sought a site and operator for a milk station for C.W. Jeea Co Worthington. he previously ran J.A.Long station here. Roy Melson was called to Cleveland to be with sister Mrs. Blanch Gough for medical care.
Frank Bateman suffered paralysis Sunday after leaving his restaurant and entering his home. One side of his body was numb and speech was difficult, but he is reportedly improving at this time.
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