Bean Returns Home After Ten Day Visit
Mre, on Bean returned to her home Monday after a ten day visit with her mother Mra McClaine.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
4
Mre, on Bean returned to her home Monday after a ten day visit with her mother Mra McClaine.
An ice cream supper held in the basement of North Christian church last Saturday night drew a large crowd and netted over fifty dollars for church missions. Rev. Frank Gregory preached Sunday night at M E church while Rev. Francis conducted meetings at New Ross.
Albert Lasley will run the Mrs. F. C. Smith store in New Ross when invoicing is complete. He resides in Lebanon.
A call to save earnings by opening a Band of Advance bank account even if you have only one dollar. The speaker urges prudent money habits and stresses avoiding letting a partner save all the funds while you spend.
High School notes review classes events and staff changes noting the close of the common school term. Mentions visitors Professors and substitute teachers due to a family death. Track team members Fulwider Waters Rosa Sparks Whorley Rahwell Schowdler Wall Deano show promise in sprints relays jumps and throws with Adceange and Boone County prospects highlighted. Prof Bennett travels to Indianapolis for wireless telegraph parts.
Elmer E. Stevenson, the first rural free delivery carrier from Wellsville, completed ten years of service in the rural mail department. He remains the only carrier in Franklin County who has carried for that route since its establishment in Kansas.
The article highlights a mail carrier who maintains full mileage on his route year round despite bad roads and creek high waters. For three years he has used a motorcycle when possible, aided by a road dragging system that improved conditions. He starts at 7:30 am and delivers mail by dinnertime, sometimes completing the 28 mile segment in two to two and a half hours. He lives near the city and uses horses for farm work in the afternoon in summer.
In New York the Bronx Zoological Gardens exhibit the only living specimens of the paradise apoda, captured by A. E. Clark who braved Aru island cannibals. The birds weigh about a pound and a quarter, display every color, and are valued at 700 dollars each. The hunter spent two months and used native tree disguises to trap the birds alive.
Local residents will perform a home talent play at the opera house on March 18. The event promises community involvement and small ensemble acting with supporting roles by local clubs.
A sermon era lesson compares King Alcohol to Benhadad II, detailing how Syrian raids parallel the national impact of intemperance. It cites immense liquor costs, temperance efforts, and urges reliance on God and Christ as the true victory over alcohol’s devastation.
An Iowa newspaper announces a special offer for the Hustler, priced at fifty cents, valid through January 1, 1912. The compact promotion targets readers seeking affordable access to the periodical.
A short classified item offers four cans of good pumpkin for 250 at a place called the Gilt Edge. The note provides limited details and lacks dates or additional context.
Ben McClaine reports a VelLer, Emery Proffit came from near New Moss last week. George Pivitis and George Graham are noted, with a horse sale by James Babber of New Koos. Several dogs killed livestock, while Miss Gindis Kincaid spent Sunday with Miss Jessie. John T. Jones cleared acres near BeuUUU. J H Kincain and family visited Minkie. Avert White works near Menge Vasey. Carter visits noted on Sunday.
Last Friday, James Smith's group led the town on Main Street before turning toward Dr. Burk's house. They knocked off siding and caused interior observers to fear an earthquake. The damage mainly breaks in harness.
Application notes request for second class mailing status at the Advance post office Ludiana.
Auction note describes a black and yellow lap robe resting at the last day of sale. Al Mc Laughlin mentioned as the contact or participant in the listing.
A brief for sale notice invites contact with Lish Reese to inquire about available potatoes. The listing provides a Jamestown system phone reference for reach.
A local notice prompts readers to contact the listed phone number 77 for details and participation. The brief emphasizes public involvement and directs inquiries to the provided line.
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