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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
4
A sequence of sectionary and regular storm periods spans from the 1st to the 3rd and again the 8th to the 11th, with cycles around the 7th to 12th. Violent storms, blizzards, and a Marek cold wave are expected, spreading from the south to the north and causing earthquakes and high winds across the country.
Advance R R 21 Bert Smiley made a business trip to Lebanon Friday. Joe Frazier was in Lebanon Thursday afternoon. George Broebar spent part of last week visiting relatives in Putnam county. Rev Roy Lucas of Lebanon spent part of last week visiting his parents Joe Lucas and wife. Lafayette Lucas butchered hogs Saturday. Earl Ray, wife and daughter Dorthy spent Saturday night with Wm Mangus and wife near Ward. Mrs Minta Owens near Roach dale spent Sunday night and Monday with her sister Mrs Rosa Riner. Will Debard, wife and daughter Katherine and Edith Campbell of Lebanon were guests of George Broshar Monday.
Ada Butler of Jamestown spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs M M Edrington. Mrs James Smith improving with illness. Mrs R E Jones owned her parents west of Thorntown last week. Frank Rightenour had a telephone installed on the Advance line. Mrs Dorsey Butler of Jamestown returned after visiting relatives. Glen Bratton family returned from Indianapolis. James Gordon and E M Smith were in Lebanon on business. Mrs Edrington helped move S Edrington to a Bakers Corner farm last Wednesday. Mrs Henry Zatcha and son of Illinois returned home after visiting. Ray Whiteley moved to a house south of Beckville to work for Curt McClaine. Ben McClaine sick again. Munna Yeger hauling corn for S Z Billingsly. M M Edrington was in Advance on business Friday and Saturday.
Coal listing shows 2 car Black Betsy coal at 4.25 per ton and 1 car Pittsburg lump at 4.25, 1 car Linton coal at 3.50, and Lower Vein Brazil Block at 3.50 per ton plus advance lumber. Local exchange notes freight terms for buyers.
The note promotes Todays Magazine as the largest publication offered at five cents per copy through new dealers. It invites every lady to request a free copy and premium catalog and provides an address in Canton Ohio.
The St Crawfordsville Journal reports Samuel Shefer of Shannondals elected to fill the unexpired term of Nathan Turnipseed, deceased, on the county council. The two year term favors the Democratic party with George Boots considered but not pursued. Some council members favored a Republican appointee, yet Shefer was selected as acceptable to the party.
Several residents gathered for a pleasant night out at the M and M skating rink in Lebanon on Friday enjoying music, skating, and socializing with friends.
Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for children’s bed wetting that promises success without spanking. She claims the method helps adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties and urges mothers to write today for full instructions, with no payment required.
In Mulberry Indiana progressives formed a facility to install a domestic electric lighting plant. They argue if a private corporation can run lamps at a minimum charge of 4000 dollars monthly for domestic use, the model could also work here. They question the inter urban company’s ten year contract and the investors who financed the effort.
The Whitestown Despatch reports the high school remains a live issue with divided views. Proponents urge a suitable building and expansion to accommodate future enrollment, currently thirty one to sixty students, arguing the town must prepare now to continue the high school.
The suit by Hedge Harting Demarea and Lave against William H. Miller former Jackson township trustee was compromised and will be dismissed. Miller was judged to have unlawfully spent about 31000 of township funds though 1000 remains due under the settlement. The Hendricks circuit court awarded 20000 against Miller before the appeal.
Jap Akers moves to his farm recently vacated by Jerry Smith in Me and Mrs. P. H. Crane of Forte Adkison Wisconsin visited over Sunday with Mrs. Crane's parents J. W. Roark and wife. Mr. Crane returned to Wisconsin Monday and Mrs. Crane will stay for a two week visit. He is on the editorial staff of a dairy paper there.
Prophet Hicks offers predictions for the coming month with expected blizzards and dates. The article notes his forecast aligns with typical patterns and invites readers to compare with actual weather events.
Fragmented OCR text mentions schools, a person named Laura Linise Mier, and mentions Lebanon. It references a church and a Pearl Whorley, with scattered notes about years, hours, and a cradle motif. Details are incomplete and names are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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