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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
2
The Advance Hustler of Advance Indiana lists publication details for notices and pricing. It notes second-class matter status, subscription price of 50 cents per year, and advertising rates for display and local notices, with 2 cents per line for locals and cards of thanks or resolutions of condolence.
Henry Swindler returns to school after three weeks of illness. Eunice Roses misses Tuesday due to a family illness. Last Friday capped the year with three exemptions from all studies for Eunice Ross Oscar Smith and Roy Lucas. Literature work has active participation and earned exemptions. Voris Demaree also gained exemption from History.
A historical classified list offers multiple farms with acreage and prices near town, plus remarks on features like houses, barns, timber, springs, and plow land. Numerous small ads follow for Chamberlain remedies, Duckley Arub Salve, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers, with local testimonials and druggist mentions.
Among the churches M. E. Caures reports last Sunday attendance 70 with collection of 1.54. Chapter 388 notes three birthday offerings for James Nicely Rufus Emmert and Mabel Ross Inc. Rev. B B Keasler of Waynetown preached for Bro. Half Sunday. Special quartette song enjoyed by all.
Sunday school attendance showed good interest though the report was incomplete. Birthday offerings were received for Vashti Deanne and Thelma Weldencc, with Letha Whitecotton and Thelma Yager listed. Upcoming events include an Easter sale, a joint Western Indiana Conference convention in Veedersburg on April 10 and 11, and protracted meetings at New Ross. The C W B M met to discuss Christianity to India, with clarifications on charter members John Nicely and Eliza Johnson and Robartes Dean as Elder. Rev L E Brown plans a town hall lecture for the Ladies Aid Society. Willing Workers of the North Christian church meet Saturday at John Whitecotton’s home.
Grain and livestock prices listed for corn wheat and clover hay with ranges for live stock plus market notes on butter and poultry. An elderly testimonial praises Electric Bitters curing chronic liver and stomach troubles with renewed vigor and health, endorsed by Mrs N F Bowman of McDonough Georgia.
Hazlewood Newt Wall and family visited Ray Whitely and wife Sunday. Bertie Minor of Lebanon spent the first of the week with S. J. Edrington and wife. Jessie McClaine has the mumps. Ed Wright and Ross Woods haul hay to the city. Those dining with Robin Billingsly and family Sunday were Mel Edrington and wife Carl Ferguson and wife and C. C. Debard and family. Joe Dean moved to a farm southeast of Lebanon. Mrs Bertie Miller of Lebanon and J. Edrington dined with Mel Edrington and wife Tuesday. Mr Brown moved to the Miller and Jones farm. Difford Knoy and wife of Indiana pol's visit relatives here. Lou Titus plans to build a new barn in the spring. S. Z. Billingsly was in Lebanon on business. Albert Rightenour moved to a farm near Thorntown.
Community members attend visits and birthdays with multiple family links. Mrs Randel and Dora Lynn of New Ross are noted, with plans to live near Covington. Several movers including H M Reddick and Jack Roark relocate, and funeral attendance marks the week.
J A Harmon of Lizemore West Virginia says he has found the perfect pill that never disappoints and advises others with torpid liver and chronic constipation to take Dr Kings New Life Pills. The advert promises guaranteed satisfaction at 28 cents at Joseph Dros.
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