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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
Local notices list multiple visits and meetings around Lebanon Crawfordsville Danville and Indianapolis. Yager’s cold tire setter is advertised as fast and efficient with claims of near instant wagon tire setting and a popular local prompt service. Residents discuss health visits travel and property improvements while continuing community chatter.
Arthur Dunbar near Bowers Station markets hogs, ten die from overheating. losses exceed 300 dollars. Darlington Oil reports drilling to 700 feet on Willard Craig farm near Garfield, with limestone formation anticipated at 1650 feet. Misses Walkup and Bowera depart New Ross for University of Colorado summer study. Walkup to return and head New Ross schools next year, Bowera teaches Crawfordsville. union evangelistic campaign planned in Lebanon with tabernacle and evangelist proposal. Beaver and Wall praised in Lafayette Journal for Advance baseball win. Beaver pitched well, Wall supported. Crawfordsville band to play at Memorial day. Michael Foley to address Mace Red Men lodge. Newt Meek leaves Crawfordsville Review for Lebanon Daily Herald. will begin Lebanon work soon.
There will be no preaching services here next Sunday as the pastor is at New Ross for the pas tor's day. The third quarterly conference was held here Tuesday afternoon. Dr Leazenby will preach the conference sermon at New Ross Sunday morning. The July meeting of the Ladies Anasillars will be held in the church.
The article notes a planned large attendance for special church business next Thursday. It praises last Sunday's Children's Day exercises, commends the flower drill by ten young ladies and the double male quartet, and reports an offering of about $10 for the Children's Day educational fund.
The Advance Christian Church invites attendees as Rev J C Todd from Bloomington preaches next Sunday morning. Todd leads the Bible Chair movement aiding state university students from church homes, with Terre Haute ahead in the statewide contest. Sunday school last week totaled 108. collection 280 dollars. Bibles 38.
Last Sundays Sunday School attendance reached 40 with an offering of 1.42 dollars. The report notes chapter 67 and lists Pastor P W Boxell of Mt Zion church.
The Christian Church reports strong Sunday School attendance despite missing teachers. A key business meeting is planned one week from next Saturday night for all members. Iva Owens and Olga Ray lead Sunday School classes preparing for an upcoming all day picnic. Ladies Aid hosted an ice cream festival Saturday night with gross receipts of 238 and net balance of $20.15.
Weekend visits feature Joe Logan from Ill with the Dicksons and Lucinda Lewis. Helen Miller stays with grandmother in Shannondale. many locals join a Providence home coming service. Attendance marks a busy social scene with guests from Indianapolis Crawfordsville Noblesville and Jeffersonville among others. A tree lightning strike lightly damages Martin Good's house.
The Progressives of Montgomery county met in Crawfordsville last Saturday naming a full county ticket. Nominees include M. KE CLODFELTER for Judge Circuit Court, Harry D. Michael for Prosecuting Attorney, J. P. Davis for Representative, W. R. M. Clasky for Auditor, Matt L. P. Davidson for Sheriff, H. F. Harrell for Treasurer, and M. K e for County Assessor. Former Congressman Tred Landis, B B Shively, and C A Ford spoke.
A public notice urges residents to attend the band concert scheduled for Saturday night. Organizers emphasize timely arrival and suggest arriving early for good seats.
Advertisement offers home cure for piles with a new absorption treatment. Claim of immediate relief and permanent care with free trial samples upon sending address to Mrs. M Summers, Box P Notre Dame Indiana.
fragment notes a narrow election result and mentions Wisconsin home to foreign emigrant workers and copper and iron industries. The text references a husband told to go to work amid a four vote margin, with unclear context.
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