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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
5
A compact page of classified lines and notices from Advance Indiana includes stock ads for straw and tires from local merchants, rental offerings for a blue grass pasture west of Mace, and household item sellers offering furniture domes and caster cups. Also listed are hardware store offerings and a note of postal registration as second class mail matter.
Carmen Ross and L S Wall owners of the Golden Rule grocery here are closing their store and selling out stock at reduced prices. The inventory is moving rapidly as Ross transitions to selling automobile insurance and Wall to selling Ford vehicles.
Readable text notes a choir practice scheduled for tonight at the North Church. The item highlights a local church event and time implied as evening hours. No additional details available.
Donald Airhart works for Basil Wright. Ora McDaniel and family and Mrs. Clara B. McDaniel were in New Ross Tuesday night.
A newspaper notice lists multiple small items including a wall paper sample line from Advance Hardware Co offering in store selection and delivery, trucking service by Lee Hanks, and local social notes. It mentions Mrs. Sallie Fulwider's hospital stay, beans for sale, and various local visits and street paving plans.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bowmar attended the Martin reunion at the home of A. F. Martin near New Market Sunday. Miss Rosa Stribling of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Rev. De Bruler and family. Randall Thompson of Lebanon was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Whitecott on Sunday. Quince Canada is carrying the mail for Austin Heady at Jamestown this week. Martha and Maude Bowman spent Monday afternoon visiting friends near Providence.
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