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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
4
The Advance Hustler of Advance Indiana publishes a price schedule for subscriptions and ads. It lists monthly and three month rates, single copy price, bulk copies, and display and local advertising charges per inch or line. It notes free obituaries extra length, cards of thanks, resolutions, and mentions membership and post office filing.
Notice states Ora Me Daniel leased the old Opera House for band use and accepts small gatherings that do not conflict with the Community Building. Local notices advertise coal scarcity, wagon syring bargains, and sale items including a 2 ton truck.
A rough text note describes a plain kitchen chair and a minor spill that stained a dress. It references a person named Sethin Toe and mentions painting a game, with a casual warning to stand back.
Boone County plans the largest delegation outside Montgomery for the S. 5 Convention in Crawfordsville starting Monday night June 21. County officer Glenn Cruse secured a room in the auditorium as Boone County Headquarters. The plan signals growth beyond current convention facilities.
A record Freaker crowd will attend Saturday night to see the powerful story of love and high finance featuring Wm. Farnum in the lead and the familiar Wolves of the Night narrative.
Jess Davis picked up a cat at his home a few days ago and received five or six vicious bites on one hand before he could get rid of her. As a result of the poison Davis has had a mighty bad hand.
Mr and Mrs Rush Saunders entertained relatives including John Saunders and wife Fred Saunders and son Allan and daughter Evelyn. Allan Saunders graduates from Wabash College next week and has been offered a teaching position in French. He will leave for Chicago University soon to pursue art study.
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