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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
2
The Advance Hustler of Advance Indiana lists publication details and subscription costs. It notes per inch display rates per line loyalty cards of thanks and resolutions of condolence with pricing. The notice provides absence of clear dates or events.
Teachers of Jackson Township adopted resolutions praising Trustee Miller for consolidating schools. They commended Township principal Mr. Squires for conduct of institutes and Mr. Wells for programs. The group thanked teachers for their careful prep and invited further visitor attendance. Committee: J. F. Miller, Gertrude Proctor, Bergye Enmert.
The page advertises numerous farms for sale with varied sizes from 40 to 360 acres, descriptions of houses, barns, water, timber, and prices per acre or total, plus mortgage terms. It includes testimonials and ads for Pain Balm and medicinal salves, with names of local shops and editors.
Among the churches North Christian the Ladies Aid Society holds its regular meeting Thursday March 21. Sunday School reported last Sunday with attendance 95 and collections totaling $1.17 for chapters 322. Two members observed the Birthday Offering, Gillard Brown 13c and Evert Graves Te.
Attendance last Sunday reached 88 with a collection of 1.08 and the young mens class scoring 27g. Mona Beaver observed a birthday offering of 5c. Miss Ida Brown now oversees Cradle Roll with 38 members. Upcoming services listed for Saturday and Sunday nights with sermons by Mr Browns on John the Baptist and the Great Commission. Mrs. Jasper River visited with her sister in Anderson. Various local visits noted including Chas Fiscus in North Salem and others traveling to Lebanon for a surprise on Winson Jones, plus Wa. Lasley visiting relatives near Cloverdale.
Hazlewood S J and Mr Edrington were in Lebanon on business Saturday. S Z Billingsly and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Nancy Graham. Paut Tolly sold his farm to John Bennington and moved to Max AF. Heistand made a business trip to Lebanon Saturday. Clinton Debard sold a team of chores to his brother James last week. Ray Whitley prepares to move to Advance. Frank Martin was in Lebanon Saturday. Uncle James Dean moving southeast of Lebanon to live with son Joe. R D Billingsly and family visited C C Debard and family Sunday. Ed Wright and Newt Wall hauled hay to Lebanon last Saturday. Milford Hedge and family spent Sunday with Nancy Graham. James Kirtpatrick moved to John Batman farm near Windy Corner. Ben McClaine has been poorly but better at writing. Dave Hedge from near Dover was in our pacts Saturday. W R Booker firing engine for W H Nay in his saw mill. Scary Sherril has his new house nearly ready for the plasters. James Sutton putting up several rods of new wire fence this spring. Ray Lasley moved from Max to Joe Lasley farm near Hedge Row and is improving with fence.
Cas on Bliss Verne Moore of Lebanon spent Saturday and Sunday night with Mrs Perigo. Bill Spencer of Indianapolis visited his mother Mrs Harry Shepard over Sunday. Miss Ola Stafford of Muncie was the guest of her cousin Miss Anna Stafford Sunday. Otis Stanly and son Lyle of Indianapolis were in this vicinity Sunday. Frank Creak of Lebanon spent Saturday night and Sunday with Basil Stewart. Frank Stack and wife spent last week with relatives near Laduga.
Local notice from Laat features J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia praising Dr King s New Life Pills for torpid liver and chronic constipation. The ad guarantees satisfaction and offers the remedy for 25 cents at Joseph Bros.
The current school year ends amid crowding. Next year Advance will open a twelve room building with steam heat and a basement playground area. First floor four rooms, second floor two rooms and a chapel with a sliding partition for two extra rooms. Five teachers will be employed, with three or four country schools supplying staff.
Students enjoyed a spelling game on the last day of term, with peers passing words in a round the world style. The activity involved rapid spelling from end letters, timed rounds, and friendly competition among the row of students.
A General History class reviews ancient Greece and Mediaeval History while Latin students finish Caesar’s third book. A health tip links dog nose moisture to fever and extols Dr Shoop Green Salve for lips. DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is praised for healing chapped skin and burns. Sold by Joseph Bros.
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