Ricks Co. Circuit Road Meeting Seeks Farm Cooperatio
A report on a March 6 meeting of property owners and company officers from the Circuit Road project. Leaders from the Q T Fo and Protter firms discussed securing farmer and property owner cooperation to extend the line from North Salem toward a new routing, with several regional managers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiacticn Co
Macy
Winchester
Elace
North Salem
Protter
Mldohrsep
Oscar Kurtz
Jon Woasewood Chas
St. Clair
Fred Soper
Hicks Curry
Danville
Donepie
Onand Chas
Kurtz
Wang
Lseo
Town of Advance Treasurers Report Summary
The balance on hand is 552 dollars with receipts totaling 1 378 11 dollars. Items list payments to numerous individuals and businesses including Meek and Lumber Co with small balances and licenses from the county treasurer. Receipts show allocations from J R Sullivan and the county treasurer plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvars Patr
al He. Your
Adverse Llardward Co
Jas
Uo Sibey BO
Wiss. Gane
Roi Ave
N. LD Mick
J. Schuvan
Frans Gregory
N. EH. Meek
Wood
Dustetter
Liestetter
N. OH. Meek
Whitceston and Farlow
N. EL. Beck
Geo Woebler
MK. Mu
Frat.i Testory
Cres Oh Claine
Dr. Burs
EL Dievisice
Uy N. Li. Meek
Adviues Hardware Co
Ia ‘i
Nuk Aiek
N. H. Meek
Tease
Meek
H.cil Person
N. H. Stek
Local notes and sales from the Advance Hardware region
Locals note farm and home items from Caplin to Fortville including new plows at the Hardware Store and a rear attachment for a year old Disc Harrow. Manners, visits, dances and a March 11 ice cream supper at North Christian church are announced along with The Face at the Window drama March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Christian Church
Advance Hardware Co
Notice to debtors for bank closure by Geo Wrennick
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call at the bank of Advance and settle as I am closing up my business here. Respectfully, Geo, Wrennick.
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Bank of Advance
Geo
Wrennick
Fire at Kibbey home. kitchen damaged by kettle blaze
Tuesday around 2 00 PM the fire department responded to James H Kibbey’s North Mei avenue home. The summer kitchen caught from a kettle used to smoke meat. Fire controlled in minutes. extinguished. about $25 damage. Firemen at the scene four minutes after alarm.
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James H. Kibbey
North Meiaileet
Hot Spring Remedy Co. closes week at Opera House
The Hot Spring Remedy Co. finished a week at the Opera House with a crowd each night and a humane sales approach. The voting contest drew attention to Miss Bessie Nisley and Mrs. Allie Hall, with Hall winning by a small margin and a 36 piece silver set as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Spring Remedy Co
Opera House
Colfa
Bessie Nisley
Allie Hall
Local notices recap of community figures and visits
Fragmentary text notes individuals such as Kienhentz, Clare, Rodd, John A Heady, and Jones of Virginia. Mentions Friday and weekend activities with visits among Shelby Hutchinson, Booker, and North Salem residents. No clear event or outcome established from the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
North
Shelby Hutchinson
Kansas Farmer Wins
Thomas Sylvester Shera of Boone County Kansas arrived from near Fellsburg to attend his brother Jim Shera’s funeral after years of hardship. He bought land, endured sand hills and hot winds, built his farm to a full section, paid debt, owns a home and car, and saw land values rise dramatically. He plans a brief visit to Decatur County.
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Thomas Sylvester Shera
Fellsburg
Edwards County
Kansas
Greece
Boone County
Jim
Ward
Loase
Shera
Decatur County
Bay oyster shell at the Gilt Edge
A bay oyster shell lot labeled Gilt Edge weighs 100 pounds and priced at 850.
Sap Flow Doubts Cloud Early Season Prospects
Fragmentary note on potential sap flow and timing raises questions about the season ahead for local orchards and maple producers. Lacking data and clear forecasts, growers await measurements and guidance from agricultural authorities.
Azelwood Local Notes and Moves
Sugcess to the Hustler Mrs Edrington and wife attend the funeral of Mary Robbins at Lebsman on Sunday. Halford Dayton moved to the W Hi Martin farm Eli Martin breaking a horse for Theodore McDuffie this spring Thyias Kincaid laying several rests of tile ditching for John T Jones flat a poor health winter Ed Hamilton bought a new buggy from Advance Hardware for Mrs Guy Coons near Bush town visited Ben McClain Friday farmers plowing for corn.
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Mas
Edrington
Mary Robbins
Lebsman
Thyias Kincaid
John T. Jones
Local notes from community events and visits
James Nicely on the sick list. Bun Sumpter at Leba non Monday. Frank Gregory on a business trip to Lebanon Monday. Fern Graham visited Sunday with Thomas Hendricks and family. I M Craver in Indianapolis Monday. Bun Sumpter in Jamestown Tuesday. Mrs W A Craver visiting F M Craver and wife this week. Tempy Shawley went to Lebanon Wednesday morning.
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Fern Graham
Thomas Hendricks
Tempy Shawley
Lebanon
Bank of Advance Urges Community Support
The bank calls itself the financial heart of the community urging residents to keep it thriving. It pledges to do its part to support local prosperity through continued service and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Advance
Obituary of Melvina Jones Daughter of Johnsons
Melvina Alice Jones born July 9 1859 died March 1 1011 aged 51 7 22 married to Wm Cr Jones Aug 12 1875 seven children born four survive Carr ie A James Edward Nellie G and Jodie Everett all in Indianapolis She joined First Christine Church Advance in 1894 and lived in faith Her husband two sons two daughters and many friends mourn her Funeral held Friday March 3 officiated by Rev L Rirharts Interment at James
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Melvina Alice Jones
James
Amanda Johmson
Wm. Cr. Jones
Unce
Carrie A
James Edward
Nellie G
Jodie Everett
Indianapolis
Jones
Christiine Cherch
Persistency Pays Off In One Woman’s Phone Pursuit
A young woman known for persistence pressures George from Monday to Thursday by telephone asking him to visit. He repeatedly declines due to opera tickets and a sister’s party but finally relents saying he will come tonight. The exchange appears in Lippincott's.
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George
Lippincott’s
Milligan Girl Molly Morgan Sparks Intrigue in Play
Dialogue reveals Milligan girl portrayed as Molly Morgan who hides under the alias and hints at being the favored niece of J Pierpont. A conversation suggests her dramatic potential hinges on audacious starts and assumed lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Morgan
J. Pierpont
Life and Work in Picked-Up World in Tit Bits Quick Remark
The Chronic Grumbler laments life while the Cheerful Idiot offers mock cheer. A man recalls receiving £10 for publishing his photo in a paper claiming cure from Bunk's pills, then faces wary relatives asking why he won’t return to work.
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Bunk
Nick of Time Joke From Father Time Tale
Father Time opens with a nick in his scythe at the gates of 1911. The Foolish Questioner asks about the nick and Father Time explains it is the nick of time. The exchange delivers a punny moral on timely moments.
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Father Time
Not Invulnerable in a Gardener's Gambit
A profile notes a man who prides himself on never seeking riches by chicken farming. It adds a memory of his attempt to cultivate ginseng on a suburban lot, illustrating cautious risk taking.
Double Use of Whitewash in Politics and Hygiene
A chat contrasts whitewash’s political use with its practical roles. It explains that whitewash brightens dark surfaces and also serves as a disinfectant, noting its dual application beyond politics.
The Best Bank Book Advertisement
A promotional note extols a bank book as essential for personal finance. It argues the check system suits all businesses, urges readers to open an account, and promises growth through earned interest while warning that cash in pocket tempts spending. It invites a starter deposit and family financial progress.
The Face at the Window at the Opera House Saturday Night
Forest Carney of Lebanon visited his uncle N. Carter Saturday night. Misses Stella Myres and Eva Johnson of Mace spent Sunday with June Steward. Earl Ross made a business trip to Indianapolis on Monday.
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Sam Ailes
Indianapolis
Opera House
Forest Carney
Lebanon
Carter
Stella Myres
Eva Johnson
Mace
June Steward
Earl Ross
J T Jones Moves to Miller Farm Near Dover
J T Jones who bought the J T Miller farm near Dover moved to the property on Monday. The notice also urges readers to subscribe to the Hustler in March and become charter subscribers.
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J.T. Jones
J. T. Miller
Dover
Scott takes possession of Mrs Mary Sandy property
Mr. Scott who purchased the Mrs Mary Sandy property has taken possession, firming a transfer of title and control following the sale.
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Mr. Scott
Mrs. Mary Sandy
Miss Rose Davis Opens Millinery Store Next Week
Miss Rose Davis will be here next week to open her millinery store. The event signals a new retail addition with a local fashion emphasis in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Davis
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R Ricks Co
Town of Advance
Plu
J. R. Sullivan
County Treas
Caplingeia
Gog Lasley
Darlington Fisher
New Deere
Bory Stewart
Fortville
Jesss Revercomb
Anderson
Dans
Leesia Baker
Kersey
Fieres McClaine
Fletch Whorley
Dean and Brown’s
Chas, Joncas
South Main Street
Melson
Wife
Iodianapolis
Clyde Neesa
Baby
John Sandy
Lewis New
Clinton County
Dan’ Whiteman
Burrin’s
Lou Bean
Crawfecteeis
Lizsie McClaine
Mettie Ray
Thorntone
Advance Grain Co
Fern Canada
Ft. Wayne
Marion Riner
Advance Lumber Co
le F Walker
Harley Galliday
al Lewis
Wm. Ross
New Rose
Advances Hardware Cup
Jas. H. Kibbey
Prof. Huckstep
Ridance
Kienhentz
Clare
Rodd
John
A. J
Ma Jones
Virginia
Joe
Bob
Beckelhimer
Kansas Farmer
Azelwood
Sugcess
Hustler
Holfard Dayton
Hi. Martin Farm
Eli Martin
Theodore McDuffie
Ed Hamilton
Guy Coons
Near Bushtown
Ben McClain
Delue Ha
James Nicely
Bun Sumpter
Frank Gregory
John Kernodle
Jamestown
W. A. Craver
F. M. Craver
L. Rirharts
James Town
Indiana
Burrin Drug
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