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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
5
Directors refuse the request to hold a ten day Chautauqua on the fair grounds citing pasture rental commitments, insurance concerns, needed police protection, and potential conflicts with a July race meet and a Booker T. Washington gathering. Promoters may relocate to Fairview Park for the event.
The Crawfordsville Journal notes Otis E Hall elected county public school superintendent by one ballot. He will serve four years at about 1400 annually after a $5000 bond and a unanimous vote by trustees though Democrats backed him. Hall has deep local ties and a long teaching career.
E C Gullion was reelected by caucus to a four year term as county superintendent. Five candidates stood, with final tally Gullion 4 Smith 2 Sanford 1, Payne 0. Gullion’s term begins anew and marks continued leadership praised by the paper. Lebanon Call Phil Mfice Advance, every Thursday.
Warren Lee Goss National Patriotic Instructor of the Grand Army of the Republic issues a Flag Day address noting the 130th anniversary of the flag and urging observances in schools churches and homes nationwide. He cites the 1777 Stars and Stripes resolution and credits George Washington’s influence before urging governors to proclaim the day. Mrs. Wm. Robn was in Lebanon Friday.
A sensational plea touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for heart strain, chest pain, and related symptoms. The testimonial from Caruthersville Missouri claims three bottles cured a patient after Memphis doctors failed. The Miles company promotes guaranteed first-bottle benefit and refunds.
A teacher asks Tom Barker to compose a 50 word piece after school and he hands in a short story about Jessie and a cat. The text includes repeated jumbled and profane forms of pussy, ending with Tom heading to the swimming pool.
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