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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
2
Price list shows subscription rates for Advance Hustler Advance Indiana with yearly six months and three month terms. Single copies and bulk discounts set in cash in advance. Display advertising rates per inch and per line for locals, with free short obituaries and extra length options. Notes member associations include Commercial Club and Indiana Associated Weeklies.
Classified notice indicating weekly publication entered as second class mat ter matter on March 3 1911 at Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879.
Jennie Ross signs urging readers to call and settle their accounts. The ad promotes Tanlac and Burrin's Drug Store and Notify Red Men to pay dues by Friday night June 30. Chas. E. McClaine C of R.
Boil 13 pounds of potatoes with 5 gallons of stock for 10 minutes. Add 3 ounces salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper and 1/2 pound butter. boil 5 minutes. Stir in 3 tablespoons flour paste and cook 3 minutes. Pack hot into jars or cans, seal partly. Sterilize by method: hot water bath 90 minutes, water-seal 75, five pound steam 65, pressure cooker 45.
The Fort Wayne News argues that Lee Criswell is unjustly accused of kicking a wounded tramp along the Wa bash tracks. It assigns blame to alcohol symbolized as John Barleycorn, asserting the drinker corrupts judgment and bears responsibility for the crime by enabling the attacker.
A readers’ pondering piece questions everyday hypocrisy from street rudeness to church greed. It weighs judgment of characters who display double standards and deceit in social, religious, and business life.
The Elnora Record urges families to inspect the High School Music Book noting quirky song lines and humorous verses about love tears and a tired fly. The item mentions 25 cent copies and a local drugstore Tanlac promotion. It also lists Neal Day and wife Simeon Canada and wives along with a family reunion at Lafayette Sunday.
Meredith Owens born in Alabama September 12 1882 and married Isabelle Siddens June 26 1853. He moved to Hendricks and Boone counties Indiana as a child and worked as a carpenter apprentice. The couple had eleven children and lived mainly in Jackson township Boone county.
The Pittsboro Sun reports Ora McDaniel, wife and daughter of Panania Colorado, visiting. A Rush County farmer also named Ora McDaniel is mentioned, with another Ora McDaniel editing the Advance Hustler, highlighting the unusual first name and scarce last name among locals.
M. P. Riner and his wife along with Carl Riner and his wife motorized to Fort Wayne on Sunday for a day trip.
A boy mocks an old man for planting tiny oaks. The elder explains future beauty and shade for others, not himself. In contrast, another old man in Advance cuts a tree and says he will not live to see its replacement. The story contrasts self centered and future oriented mindsets.
Fresh butter praised for reliability in heat. Advertising touts creamy texture and broad appeal with a friendly call to try the product.
Jamestown hosts guests of Roy McCabe as families visit from Rossville and Chicago. Mooresville Yager family reunion draws 58 relatives. A large James town Christian church Children’s Day program "The Fate of Flowers" raises 9.08 for the offering. Co H Lebanon adds 58 soldiers under Capt Slagle with talks led by Judge Parr. The piece reflects on wartime impact at home, honoring departing soldiers and affected families.
A shopper catalog lists staples including peanut butter olives pickles potted meat fennia sausage chip dry beef sardines salmon kidney beans pork and beans oysters tomatoes cheese cakes crackers jellies jams apple butter Welch s grape juice and a box of Stage Favorite Cigars.
The commercial club gathered Monday night for its annual highlight with talks by Mark Wall and T E Burrin. Carl Bowman and Cris Ashwell were chosen to give speeches next meeting. Lora McClain and wife visited Indianapolis, Susie Jackson and Lena returned home, and Marie Emmert celebrated her 16th birthday with twenty eight guests at the Emmett home south of Advance.
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