30 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
1
A trio attempted to rob the New Ross bank in the early hours Tuesday, gaining entry by a door key and bursting two safe doors but failing to access the money vault containing about £5,000. Dr. King was awakened by the blast but could not summon help due to a central office outage. the robbers fled eastward in two buggies.
A reader disputes the claim that the world is steadily improving and challenges Plat North’s reply. The discussion touches on public conscience, reform movements, and the temperance era, with references to historical context and church membership.
Stockholders met on Tuesday evening June 27 and reelected W J DeVol as president T M Shera as vice president S W Ailes as cashier and Herbert C Epperson as bookkeeper and assistant cashier Epperson noted for strong business ability after three years with Central Indiana railway. David Starr Jordan remarks on graft in Japan and Christian nation status questioned.
Indiana's corn crop ranks fifth nationally with 1902 output near 4.011432 and roughly 6,068 square miles. The ten leading counties by area include Benton Knox Montgomery and Jasper, with figures ranging from about 40,040 to 60,327 acres, illustrating Indiana's large statewide production.
The article reports a climax on Monday when WS Moore the railroad superintendent arrived to address threats from the lock pen dispute harming Advance. The stock firm won privilege to load stock from pens and arrange procedures. Moore bought data access to the railroad from Welin's lumber yard and will finish this week. An old pen will be rebuilt with a south jet attachment and a stub switch.
The meeting at Morgay church drew large attendance with 364 Sunday school enrollment and 33 new additions by Tuesday night. A Sunday basket dinner, baptisms in Mr Spohr’s woods pasture, and an aim of 350 in Sunday school next week marked a revival era as the congregation strengthens under Mr Tapp droyally and a plain gospel message.
A Cherokee Iowa man reports Electric Bitters cured a severe kidney ailment and backache, restoring health after months of weakness. He praises the tonic as a remedy for weak kidneys liver or stomach and notes a 50 cent price with a guarantee by Joseph Bros.
A wholesome bread sale announces Crown Prince Flour being sold by the merchants Dean and Bowman. The notice highlights a bakery product named Crown Prince Flour and the merchants involved.
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