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27 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
1
The readable fragments do not form a complete report or identifiable event. No clear persons organizations or places can be established for a factual summary.
The article notes a community band concert planned for Saturday night with scattered social visits and gatherings. Several locals are mentioned visiting relatives and friends around town, including the Wil Weldon family, G. Yager, and Mary Van Horn, with no formal concert details beyond the event itself.
Rev Ozhel Hall and wife visit A N Lewis and wife while residing near Bostor. Hall, pastor of a Congregational church, will return to Indiana next year to join the Northwest Indiana Conference after completing a year in the local ministry. He is a Boston Divinity School graduate and formerly led the Methodist churches in the area.
Francis Canada, aged 75, a Boone County pioneer, died July 21 after a long illness. She lived in Jamestown and was active in the Mt. Zion Methodist church. She leaves a husband Nathaniel S. Caldwell and four sons Thomas David by Charles, plus seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the M E church with interment in L O C F cemetery.
New Frye Geographies selected for one course form by a State Board of Education committee. Charles A Greathouse announces copies for use in schools. The Idaho section is thorough with images of public buildings and scenes from across Louisiana and its cities.
A notice invites readers to attend a band concert on Saturday night in July. The message emphasizes community event attendance and offers no additional program details.
A Jamestown post office was robbed early Saturday. About 160 dollars in cash and stamps were taken after a safe was carried from the building. The bandits used nitroglycerin to blow open the safe. A nearby jewelry safe in the same room was not disturbed.
The Lebanon Reporter reports a dry victory by 861 to 657 in a total 1700 votes, a 194 majority. Drys organized volunteers and mobilized teams while wets faced challenges with out-of-town ballots and late challenges. Celebration followed with bells, horns, and parades as dry leadership praised civic effort.
A morning exchange quotes a wet leader asserting Lebanon’s priority and calling for an end to partisan fighting. Both wets and drys acknowledge the need to drop the dispute and return to business.
W. C. Johnson, president and general manager, was taken to his home after a stroke. Doctors say an operation is necessary and it may delay early construction of the first two divisions. The company hopes Noblesville to New Winchester line via Bakers Corner Sheridan Lebanon Advance Jamestown North Salem and New Winchester will be completed by year’s start.
Charles Brown an engineer on a threshing engine fractured his leg while coupling a separator. The separator tongue crushed him in the engine’s firebox. Pred Helton, a threshing crew member, was struck by lightning on the separator and fell. he remains in critical condition.
An advertorial piece touts a bank check book as a way to control spending. It claims writing checks reduces impulse purchases and suggests opening an account will grow wealth and record financial history. The text urges readers to enroll and mail in an application for rapid growth.
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