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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
Local paper lists a wide array of town happenings. Events include a big band concert tomorrow evening and a Glorious Fourth on Wednesday, plus village visits by Jas H Kibbey and others. Notices on sales, commencements, baptisms, and farm activity fill the page with names like Whitecotton Carter, Riner, and Kibbey.
John H. Shelley died at his home on Walnut Street on Tuesday morning at age 74 years 9 months and 20 days. He left no close relatives nearby for his burial. A brother in Kansas a sister in Indian Territory and another in Illinois were distant. The funeral was held at the North Christian church Wednesday with Rev. C. L. Richart officiating.
In June a changeable factor crowds the town as Advance plans advance work. Sam Ailes remains a powerful figure with a rapid exit from town. Ory MackDanle notes a controversial claim about a town figure and seating for a young preacher.
John Jackson died last Wednesday evening at his home on North Main St after years long illness of tuberculosis. He belonged to the I C O F and Red Men lodges of this place who will conduct the funeral at Shiloh Christian church at 10:00 a m with Rev C A Brown officiating. Interment will be at Old Union Cemetery.
Notice to all parties in arrears with the Advance Telephone Company to remit or settle promptly. The company states it must receive a settlement every three months and urges prompt payment to avoid further action.
Bank report shows loans and discounts 47003.28 and deposits 60718.00 with capital stock 10000.00 and undivided profits 1952.03. Drains include 12056.92 from due from banks and 3000.10 on banking house and fixtures. Cashier S W Arles swears the statement true to the best knowledge on date shown.
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