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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Texas man hailed as bachelor for years who fathered a child after a swift union. The text references a black land farm and the town of Wapanucka with scattered phrases about debts and ownership.
Prominent Drinegeist extols Scott's Emulsion as a reliable remedy from infancy to old age. The ad states the product nourishes the body and repairs waste, claims no system is too weak for its benefits, and offers samples and bottles priced 50 cents and 1 dollar at druggists.
Jos Miller went to Martinsville Saturday. Several from this vicinity were in Crawfordsville last week. Will Martin of Indianapolis visits Evert Collins Thursday. Newton Bratton and family of Thorntown visited cars on Caldwell's Sunday. Mrs John Mount and daughter Ruth visited relatives in Hendricks county. Mixed travel and social visits include Edith Thornberry at schools and Sam Craham moving nearby last week.
Mrs. Adam Shelly remains on the sick list as Bushtown locals report. Jesse Smith of Advance will work for Jeff Shelly this summer. Win Farlow made a business trip to Lebanon Monday. Milligrett Nisely of Advance visited her parents John Wells and wife Sunday. George Sparks and wife dined with his father near New Ross Monday.
Frank Rine and family of Elmdale visit Willard Gardner's household. Last Sunday Police Hite hosted a surprise party at the Maddox home two and a half miles west of Advance for her 88th birthday. Attendees included Wallis Coons, Joseph Frazier and families, Sam Frazier and wife, Myrtle Smith, John Dean and families, Mrs Stella Coons and children, Mrs Callie Airhart, Grandma Airhart, Fred Latta, Mac Whorley and families, Dave McClellan and families, and Charles Maddox and wife. A dinner was greatly enjoyed. thanks offered from Charles Maddox and wife.
Max Retha Hedge is seriously ill. Ollie Denny is on the sick list James Sutton visited Walter Christler Sunday. Ray Lasley plans to move to the house vacated by Edd Viddite. Jessie Powell stayed with her brother Clyde Powell last week. Andy Dossett and Della Lasley were in Indianapolis last Saturday. Bert Christler will move to James Minors place and Walter Christler will move to the Christler farm. Grover Sherrill and Vesper Edring attended. The Irish Pawnbroker played at Lebanon last Friday night. Dinner guests with Ray Powell and family Sunday included Clyde Powell and family Rev. Rosen Barker Ada and Auntie Billingsly.
An Illinois crop loss estimate shows 8.81 percent of seed corn failed to germinate. The 1903 corn crop valued at 5 million dollars suffered a seed germination loss of 8.3695 million. Agricultural Bulletin 96 offers simple germination tests using kernels from different ear parts and labeled samples. Winter evenings suit this important work.
The Farm and Home Sentinel highlights the wealth of American farmers driven by individual effort and knowledge from journals and associations. It notes last year’s crop profits near five billion dollars and compares food output value to global gold production. A Honey Grove, Texas resident credits Electric Bitters with curing serious liver kidney issues in a letter to the product’s makers.
Neighborhood notes report sick lists for Mrs. Lon Bratton and Mrs. Ella Martin. Albert Rightnour moved to Riley Cunningham's farm. The Plew and Needham families visited Mrs. May Beck. Glen Bratton's barn work began. Martin Dooley of Illinois visited. Ollie Martin hosted him. A boy hid under a barn. his father searched on hands and knees. A revival remark claims many sinners die daily. an old deacon leads a hymn about a reserved place for the brother.
A Maplesville resident, J. G. Smitherman, visited a store for cough relief. Dr. C Parnell notes the patient coughed all night but reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved his symptoms. The product is sold by Joseph Bros. and refunds offered if unsatisfied.
A five year old girl Lillian, taught to pray for what she desires, asks God not to send more babies until she instructs Him. After a sister arrives, happiness lasts three months until the baby’s colic prompts a new plea to delay any further siblings.
Charles Edbert Grant emerges as a leading singer this season with a string of new and popular songs expected to please audiences and boost his reputation.
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