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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
8
A public sale will be held at the Weilden farm four miles east of Advance to auction the listed property. The event details, items, and exact terms are announced for interested bidders and local residents.
On Saturday March 8 1924 at 10 00 A M the sale lists cattle 11 cows yielding over 1 gallon milk per day and 1 heifer due May 3 hogs two full blooded Duroc sows with pigs by side about 100 bushels of good corn. Implements include a John Deere lstag plow mower gale and a hog house work harness and collars garden plow glass churn and glass jars. Terms credit 6 months on sums over 10 with bankable note at 8 percent from date of sale cash for 10 or less.
William Boyd, former pastor of the M. E. Church here and later editor of the Thorntown Times, died in Arizona yesterday morning at 11 o clock after going west for his health.
The Beaver family thanks singers neighbors friends and ministers for support during the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother Mrs Naomi Beaver signed J B Beaver and children
The Commercial Club will meet next Monday night at 45 Eats. Meals will be served and all members urged to be present.
A fire about 6:20 Tuesday at the Lebanon Vulcanizing & Sales Agency, 214 West Washington, damaged the Murphy tire shop and the Odd Fellows lodge above it. Loss estimated around $1,500 for the store and $200 for the lodge, with tires and equipment badly damaged. Firefighters battled flames from both floors, aided by passersby who reported the blaze. Mr Murphy, a longtime Indiana educator, was later identified by his trade name Murphy the Tire Man.
Lee Shaw visited Lebanon on business last Friday. Ches Bean works on Otis Walls barn. DeBard boys stayed with Mr. and Mrs. James Bean as Basil DeBard helped. Ed Wright family visited by Basil DeBard and others. Ray Pointer and family near Lindsay Street plan Lampen? lunch. Swindler noted. Basil DeBard and James Clifftem hosted Sunday. Thelma Ferguson and Mrs. Ethel Hypes with family dined at Harve Sheets home. Oakel Walker returned after years in U S Navy in Hawaiian Islands. Jack Nicely and Orville Riner plan to Tell City to cut timber. Riner and Bert Ferguson present The Road To The City comedy on Saturday night March 15. Found glasses. owner to claim at Hustler office. Lloyd Gordon reports two-year loss totals in football and basketball. Mrs. Noelene Peck of Dover visited Rose White last Thursday. Elizabeth Swisher spent weekend with Miss June Sheri near Lebing with Mrs. Nancy Whitecotton at home. Mrs. Whitecotton improving.
Classified note seeks a reliable two row cultivator and a buyer is urged to inspect Advance Hardware Co. for coal or oil burning stoves and related goods at Golden Rule Grocery and Bury's Flour letters indicate local merchants mentioning preferred terms and trade references.
A single line notice selling a barred Plymouth Rock hen for 100 dollars. The listing names seller Robert Gill and nearby contact in Ashland and Sus Bennett Coffee. No further details provided.
For sale a cement block making machine with 200 pallets, suitable for Arlie Hancock, re, Ind. Includes details on capacity and potential uses. Contact for price and delivery arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Henry Deatrick of Indianapolis are mentioned alongside Mr and Mrs Hurd in a social notice. The item records a union of families and local social ties during the period reflected in the society column.
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