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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
4
Utility fragment describes sale notices for hay and other farm goods including a brown lag and white items. contains garbled phrases and unclear details. The readable portions indicate farm commodities offered for sale and general sale wording without complete names or locations.
Mrs Anna Hostetter visited her brother George Harting and Noah Bartlett and wife attended church at Milledgeville. Moving seems common. Mabel Airhart stayed with Charles Airhart. Chas Ross and family visited Liston area. Carrie Emmett spent Sunday with Goldie Neff. Miss Neff taught her class. Olin Armstrong Oakel Ashwell and Khessa Davis called on C C Lawler. Mrs Chas Airhart visited Lebanon with ill parents. Harry Ross worked for Roy Nicely. Mrs Chas Ross ill. James Nicely called on Chas Airhart’s Tuesday night.
Henry Canada rented the Simon Canada farm southeast of town. Joe Wall traveled to Litton late last week on business. Timothy and Advance Grain Co. offer clever seed for sale. How many have you asked to subscribe for the Hustler?
John Clue and family from Muncie visited Jobo Whitecutton and family Sunday. Sallie Beaver was guest of Thomas Caldwell and family Saturday night.
A full line of American Beaut corsets offered at 50c 90c and 1.00 in a local sale. The Dean and Brown storefront advertises the affordable undergarments.
A sermon outline recounts Elisha's acts from Jordan to Jericho. It covers the miracle at the Jordan, healing waters at Jericho, the widow's oil debt paid, and the Shunammite's dead son revived. The piece emphasizes prayer and faith as keys to divine intervention. It ends with a plug for a home talent play at the opera house on March 18.
Geologist exchange aboard a local scene ends with the farm hand revealing the rock is a barrel of cement repurposed as a stone. The group speculates on origin from streams glaciers or icebergs, while one observer notes no local rocks match its form. The punchline reframes the find as everyday material rather than a geological marvel.
Mysses is away again and Penelope consoles herself and her husband’s long travel. She upholds his complaints about the hotels he endures on the road and the strain of a traveling life.
The record notes an allegation that Mrs. Schenck sought poisoning to gain social freedom. A contrasting defense suggests she showed love and implies doubt about intent. The exchange questions conclusions about motive and social outcomes.
Caldwin suspects Rambo of drinking again despite New Year vows. Rambo denies it and asserts his own sobriety as he demonstrates a rapid verbal exercise, repeating a tongue twister without error.
A playful exchange reveals a wife’s growing passion for singing and a neighbor’s cheeky remark about the effect of her performances on the block. The light moment captures everyday humor in the community.
About seventy five to ses of valuable old records belonging to Boone County were destroyed or badly damaged by fire in the county records office. The blaze started in the rear of the room and spread along the wall. Administrators reports and records back to 1850 were lost, likely causing litigation over quiet title and abstract disputes.
Two candidates for that degree in 1.0.0 F. nest Wednesday night special drilling and all members are earnestly requested to be present.
Residents reorganize homes with Harney near Carmel and Purdue family changes. Ora Powell plans to move to Indianapolis area this week after shipping goods. Opal Beamish Ethel Ray and Floyd skipped school on Tuesday. Clyde Cully and wife visited Meredith Owens near Max. Sumner Owens and Lewis Owens helped Purdue on Saturday. Mrs Sumner Owens attended Mrs Jones funeral at Jamestown Friday. Glen Ray earned the Haymakers degree at Advance Monday night. Glen Love and family visited John Purdue Monday evening. Joseph Purdue travelled to Milledgeville to board at Woodward’s for schooling. Several new neighbors arrive this spring amid many moves. Grey Love and wife offer early fried chicken due to their incubator.
The ancient statesman Cicero, weary of public life, withdraws to a villa near Tusculum for peaceful retirement. He notes Ed Howe’s similar endeavors as a model, yet acknowledges his ongoing troubles even in retreat.
A brief quote from Tit-Bits recounts a man explaining his bruiser incident after a quarrel with his twin brother. The tale highlights mistaken violence and a comic consequence of interwoven kinship in a humorous clipping.
In a lighthearted line, a speaker recalls a missed chance under the mistletoe when a poodle was present. The exchange hints at romantic tension and a playful social moment.
A regional newsroom announces a new public hotline at number 77 inviting readers to report local events and share tips. The service aims to improve community coverage with rapid, direct citizen input.
Gentés Baais, a ceremonial title, features Miss Rina Welsis, Eta, in a regional pageant event with local observers noting pageantry and community support. Welsis, a standout in the contest, receives cheers from attendees at the venue.
A note from Carrie Leaver to former coworkers hints at a cavernous absence and asks about a person named Hassler. The fragment mentions well wishes in Spanish with “Eres Maiz” and ends with “Your Friend and ex-eo-worker.”
Asve and Resrest recall a curious conversation where Dindlesworith explains his wife’s birthday and a request to borrow five dollars. The tale features odd replies about banks being open and a puzzled reaction to the financial need.
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