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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
3
The United Doctors Specialist, licensed in Indiana, visit Lebanon for one day on March 21 1916 from 10 A M to 8 P M at Clate Hotel offering free consultation and examination for chronic diseases. They claim cures for stomach and nerve ailments without operations, injections, or pain, urging patients to report results to prove effectiveness.
An advertisement invites worn-out men and women to visit Milwaukee Laboratories in Wisconsin for a free, single visit regardless of illness. It notes spouses accompany married women and minors come with parents.
In 1830 the first religious service in Jackson Township was at John Porter’s home near Jamestown. Rev George Walker preached the sermon and Brown’s Chapel, built in 1832 on Rev Thos E Brown’s farm near New Ross, served as a church until 1860. The log church then became a barn on the Charles Lewis farm.
Wm Joseph trustee of Jackson Township sets weekly business hours at the State Bank of Advance in Advance on Tuesdays and conducts all other township matters in Jamestown. He issues notice for residents to attend during these times.
A brief civic notice urging voters to support John E. Broshar as Republican candidate for sheriff. The message emphasizes a call to cast a vote in the upcoming election.
Kiary Shinn visited with her parents in Groveland on Sunday. Lawson Brown and family dined with Roach Deans. A 7 foot double disc harrow was offered at 45 dollars. Advance Hardware Co announced a carload of implements and spreaders this week. No opera pictures Saturday due to the school fair. One secondhand sulky breaking plow offered cheap. Carl Bowman sold acres near Hazelrigg to Ol Whiteley to be exchanged for 130 acres this spring. Henry Proffitt harvesting molasses. Printer ink prices rise. fancy paper up 25 to 40 percent. The Hustler adds a Sunday School feature from Moody Bible Institute. Indiana Saloon League outlines candidates positions on liquor. read at office. Vote in Tuesday's primary with careful scrutiny of all ticket holders.
The text lists subscription prices for six months and three months, single copies, and staff ad rates. It mentions display advertising per inch and local ads per line, with extra charges for obituary length and cards of thanks. Indicates association memberships and weekly publication context.
Ben F. McKey a prominent Boone County figure, Lebanon Pioneer publisher, and representative candidate, was seen meeting friends Monday and he expressed strong belief in his election likelihood.
Mrs Perry Ray remains about its same. Geo Ray and wife were in Lebanon Monday. John Threlkeld is very poorly at this writing. Lawrence Riner and Cleo Bro shar were in Lebanon Friday. Frank Heady and wife visited Charlie Robbins and wife of Indianapolis Sunday. Mrs John Nicely visited Willie Lynn who is very poorly. Lee Owens and children of New Maysville called to aid his wife at her sister’s home. Frank Riner and wife hosted guests for son Lawrence and his wife’s wedding on Saturday. Claude Lucas and wife of Lebanon visited family and Rush Voris and family Sunday. Garfield Burris bought a horse at the Buechler sale Saturday.
In Boone County Circuit Court Chester Watson sues James P. Drake et al to quiet title to Lot 4 Marleyrood subdivision Lebanon Indiana. Defendants not residents of Indiana must answer by April 10 1916 or the case proceeds in their absence. Leonard Titus Clerk Charles D Crear attorney for plaintiff.
A school fair on March 4 offers a range of activities and attractions for students and families. Organizers invite the community to attend and enjoy games, performances, and exhibits.
Gil Hamilton a Thorntown newspaper man long connected with Republican policies in Boone and Clinton counties has built a strong local following. Supporters anticipate his nomination and view him as a logical candidate for the joint senate seat.
The community gathers at the school building for an annual fair and entertainment night on Saturday evening March 4 featuring games, displays, and performances for students and families.
C. Robert Pollard, Carroll County native born 1882, a Democrat and lawyer with fourteen years' practice, is presented as an ideal Ninth District candidate. He studied at Culver Military Academy and the University of Illinois, served as Arkansas City city attorney, and returns to Delphi with his family to pursue the campaign.
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