Advance Indiana Classified Rates and Publication Details
The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana publishes weekly as second class mail matter since March 3 1911. Rates include three months for .60 single copies .25 and per inch display advertising .10 per inch locals .05 per line obituaries free extra length .05 card of thanks .05 resolutions .05 member clubs advertise with Indiana Associated Weeklies.
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Advance Commercial Club
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Advance
Indiana
Automobile Insurance Promoted By Indiana Mutual Agent
Ora McDaniel, local agent, urges car owners to buy automobile insurance citing costs comparable to home or barn coverage. He notes cars can burn and be stolen, unlike some structures, and says rates are reasonable with Indiana Mutual.
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Acar
Indiana Mutual
Ora McDaniel
Trustee Sets Weekly Schedule for Township Business
Trustee Wm Joseph of Jackson township announces weekly office days at the State Bank of Advance in Advance each Tuesday for township business. On all other days he will conduct matters at Jamestown.
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State Bank of Advance
Jamestown
Wm Joseph
Jackson Township
Conversion Sermon Promises Bold Testimony at Mt Zion
A father who became a Christian despite death threats will speak at Mt Zion church on Tuesday night June 12 sharing his conversion story. Rev. Solin is billed to deliver a powerful message and offer a free will offering. Sunday School workers are urged to attend.
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Mt. Zion Church
Solin
Max U. B
Providence
Advance M. E
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Pleasant View
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Local social notes from New Market area
Martha Ann Graves learns to drive her auto. The Chas Rohn family visited with relatives near New Market. J W Jones of Lebanon came for on the business day. The G W C Club was entertained at Mrs Carl Riner’s home last night with Mrs Perry Pointer as guest.
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Martha Ann Graves
Chas. Rohn
New Market
J. W. Jones
Lebanon
G. W. C. Club
Carl] Riner
Perry Pointer
Unusual Chow Chow Mix Invites Digestive Chaos
A quirky savory mishmash described as soy beans and gow peas chopped into chow chow with spice to cause indigestion. The text jokingly suggests adding glue, then premieres a bizarre blend of sole leather beefsteak and rubber liver as a dietary change not found in ordinary culinary science.
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College of
Fragmented cartoon dialogue on marriage and insults
A humorous dialogue sketches marital friction with a husband and wife trading light insults about throwing objects that miss and sail over the head. The exchange plays on affectionate banter and gendered quips in a domestic setting.
Suction Fan Mounted on Polishing Machine for Jeweler
A new polishing machine for jewelers features a suction fan designed to capture and save particles of precious metals emitted during polishing.
Morals and Manners From a Past Era
A fragment from a 1920s local page presents quips on work, duty, and patriotism, listing admonitions about labor, temper, and social behavior. It references annual Sunday programs, church notices, and the Lebanon Red Men Lodge inviting Advance brothers to Decoration Day services at the Wigwam in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Red Men
Wigwam
Advance Christian Detailing Local Clergy and Events
The Advance Christian St John Halstead and Chas Farlow lead a session as Rev Hale Overstreet and Halstead plan to preach. The community notes births, deaths, and veterans. Peter Todd, born April 14 1844 in Monroe County Indiana, died June 6 1917 after 19 weeks of illness aged 73 years 1 month 22 days. He served in Co H 50th Indiana from Oct 1 1861 to Sept 1865. Funeral at Union Church with remarks by Bro Kibbey and G A R. Various local lectures and health cautions end with a pointed satire about modern health fads.
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Peter Todd
Monroe County
Ind
Millie Shelley
Old Union Church
Illogical math riddle Stumps student and editor
An editor laments a night homework problem about a four months old woodpecker with a rubber bill nine months and thirteen days to peck a cyprus leg and make 117 shingles while 165 shingles form a bundle worth 93 cents. He questions how a boy learns from such a puzzle involving a cross eyed grasshopper and a dill pickle seeds removal.
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Card Department
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Automobile
Trustee’s Office
O. A. Nelson
P. F. Scott
Advance Meat Market
Sanitary Prompt
H. C. McConaughy
Lora A. McClaine
H.C. Epperson Agent
the Advance Telephone Co
Epperson
Whitsett
Aetna Insurance Co
J.r,sullivan
Agt
Walter Hunt
Mark Wall
Boone County
Crawfordsville Presbyterian Church
Son
California
Pennsylvania
United States
Cole
Frank Bernard Solin
McGlure Syndicate
Henderson
Leely
Warner Lenz
Corning Canaphore
Novial Glass
National Spark Plug
Rohn
Mose Riley
J. M. Sandy
W. M. T. E. Burrin
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Elsworth Brown, N. G. Herdis Brown, Secy
K. P. Lodge
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H. J. Frazier
K. R.S
Fighter Produce
America
Uncle Sam
Beck’s Pit
Nipmuck Tribe
O.R.M
Otis Weaver
Sachem
Chas. E. McClaine
C of R
Chas. E. McGlaine
Weaver Emmert
Advance Christian
St. John Halstead
Chas. Farlow
S.S
Terre Haute
Hale Overstreet
Halstead
Homer Dale
Dale
Wm. Pryce
Washington State
Olson
Meade
Bureau Animal Industry
Advance School
Austin Beaver
Indianapolis
War Department
Moses
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