Advance Hustler rates and publication details
The Advance Hustler in Advance Indiana lists pricing for six month and three month subscriptions, single copies, and multi-copy issues in cash in advance. Display ad rates are ten cents per inch and five cents per local line, with free short obituaries and various per-line charges for cards of thanks and resolutions. The paper is entered as second class mail matter March 3, 1911.
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Advance Commercial Club
Advance
Indiana
Golladay School House Visits Mention In Measles Report
Golladay School House notes show Harry James' family with measles. Stella Caplinger visited Mrs Hallie Pickering on Wednesday afternoon. Various locals including Robert Ferguson and Ray Pointer families, Glenn and Frank Bowman, William Walker with Thomas Walker near New Ross, Rev C L Airhart with John Dean, and Mrs John Dean visiting Clinton County are listed with weekly calls and dinners.
Mount Zion Minister Fulfills Sunday Appointment
Rev Myers filled his regular appointment at Mount Zion this Sunday and took dinner with Ora Em.
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Myers
This Place
Ora Em
Local 99 Meeting Reports Small Attendance at Conference
Local 99 notes twice this year the school fell below one hundred. Collections totaled 2.91 with one birthday offering. Delbert James contributed 2c and two visitors attended. Five workers attended a conference where J. T. Jones spoke and Bro Kelley will address the next gathering. The Rural Study Circle drew few attendees but engaged in the topic. One more session remains. organizers hope for 100 present. The topic will be A Worthy church program and is of interest to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert James
J. T. Jones
Bro
Kelley
Town Buys Gravel for Improved Local Streets
The town board purchased two cars of gravel from a Veedersburg concern. The supplier promises rock that is 90 percent gravel and delivered on the street at no higher cost than past materials. Previous rock used last fall proved effective, with crushed rock making solid road beds. A few more loads should put streets in decent condition.
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Veedersburg
Emmert Family and Neighbors Are Guests and Visiters
Sunday visits involve David Farrow Otis Emmert and Earl Canada hosted by Lowell Emmert. Minnie Farrow returns from six weeks near Danville Indiana. Many families including Bean Whiteman Duncan and Emmert clans visit relatives and attend sales and sick lists. Emmert move from Thorntown to west farm. Uncle Airhart visits.
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David Farrow
Otis Emmert
Earl Canada
Lowell Emmert
Minnie Farrow
Danville
Ind
Hazelwood and Proffitt Families Dine Near Advance and Frogs Glory
Richard Emmett Hazelwood and family of Lebanon and E R Proffitt and family shared dinner with Ed Wright and family near Advance. Earnest Thresher and brother from near Frogs Glory were in the area for business Saturday. S Z Billingsly and wife visited Sunday with Lew Benrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Emmett
Lebanon
E. R. Proffitt
Ed Wright
Earnest Thresher
Brother
Near Frogs Glory
S. Z. Billingsly
Wife
Lew Benrington
Advance community building and new ventures
The piece notes Advance as a growing town with plans for a model hotel by Wm. Miller, a two story business room, a Masonic lodge building site, and two new tennis courts to serve 24 to 30 players. It also mentions clerical changes, street oil improvements, ornamental flower boxes, a 15 piece band in Darlington, and upcoming evangelistic meetings and a welfare week in Zionsville.
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Jamestown
Wm. Miller
Results of Fox Hunt Ends with Poor Ground Hog
Farmers near Mr. Zion sought a fox after rumors spread through the area. A crowd gathered Friday for a dig through Raccoon creek and the Proffitt farm. After removing several tons of dirt, a poor ground hog was found dead. Attendees included James Bartlett J D Emmett Lowell Emmett George Thompson and Harold Thompson.
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H. W. Proffitt
James Bartlett
J. D
Lowell Emmett
George
Harold Thompson
Crawfordsville Review
Proffitts and Ferguson Families Gather for Weekend Visit
Carl Ferguson and family spent Sunday with Bert Ferguson and family near Beckville. James Proffitt and party from north of Lebanon visited George Proffitt and family Sunday. Samuel Billingsly Jr. was in Lebanon on business Monday.
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Carl Ferguson
Bert Ferguson
Beckville
James Proffitt
Lebanon
George Proffitt
Samuel Billingsly Jr
Bean School House Visitors Highlight Local Life
Marridie Owens is improving in health while John Young and his wife visited Otha McDaniel's near Potts School House on Sunday reflecting small town ties and daily routines.
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John Young
Wife
Otha McDaniel
Potts School House
Yale Class of 189? Shows Rise in Vices
A New Haven report on Yale University’s senior class reveals cost of education at 1,087,364 dollars for 325 students. At entry 86 drank alcohol and 129 used tobacco. at graduation 140 drank and 225 used tobacco, with gambling and other habits not quantified.
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Yale University
University
New Haven
Conn
Larnin
Rockefeller Fathers and Son Active in Sunday School Work
The elder and younger J D Rockefeller are longtime Sunday school supporters in Cleveland and New York. Rockefeller Sr attends weekly with honorary roles at Euclid Avenue Baptist. Rockefeller Jr teaches a democratic men’s class at Fifth Avenue Baptist. Mother Jones praised the younger Rockefeller.
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Oth
J. D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Fifth Avenue
Mother Jones
New York
Yale study links rise in drinkers to tobacco use
The report asserts that years at Yale increased the number of drinkers by 64 percent and tobacco users by 82 percent, suggesting a ripple effect raising other vices as well.
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Yale
The Busy Season Ad Push Urges Reader Attention
An appeal highlights the importance of reading all newspaper advertisements during a busy year end period. It emphasizes that advertisers use concise, businesslike language to convey essential information.
Old Landmark Being Removed From Baptist Church Site
The Baptist Church in Advance is being moved to Tom Rohn's farm after he bought the property for 300 dollars. Only 5 or 6 members remain from a former 40, and services have ceased for some time. The church site once hosted worship, prayer, and songs cherished by older residents. The dwindling membership followed several deaths and removals, and Mr. Rohn now offers the lot for sale.
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The
Baptist Church
Tom Rohn
Baptist People
Rohn
Burials and visits mark Indiana community week
Harry Gordon of Indianapolis was buried at Union last week. Mrs. Nora Myers and others visited relatives in Lebanon over Sunday. Esther Sparks closed her Thorntown school after a successful term with 20 pupils. Bun Sumpter family spent Tuesday with Geo. McDaniel. Cecil Steele and Wm Joseph bought Ford cars from Advance Hardware Co. Rev. Cash of Lebanon quarantined with small pox. Rev. Rufus Emmert will substitute. Ed Wright drew a large crowd to his sale and profited. Frank Whiteley, recovering from a paralytic stroke, improves rapidly.
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Harry Gordon
Indianapolis
James Gordon
Frank Yager
Union
Cash
Lebanon
Rufus Emmert
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Hustler
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Advance Lodge No
A. M
Perry Pointer
W. M. T. E. Burrin
Secy
C.C.F
Glad
W. W. Speer
N. G. Marion Craver, Secy
K. P. Lodge
W. W. Coons
C.C. H. J. Frazier
K. R.S
Austin Beaver
Chas. E. MecClaine
Nipmuck Hayloft
Earl Ray
C. H. Sumner Owens
Golladay School
Harry James
Stella Caplinger
Hallie Pickering
Robert Ferguson
Ray Pointer
Old Union
Glenn Bowman
Frank Bowman
Clyde Pickering
Near Thorntown
Bruce Pickering
William Walker
Thomas Walker
New Ross
C. L. Airhart
Greencastle
John Dean
Clinton County
John Riddell
Joseph Beck
MT. Zion
Advance Christian
Oscar E. Kelley
Ora McDaniel
S.S
Mert and Family
Charlie Bean
Near
Max
Roy Swindler
Family
Little Emmitt Graves
Mary Ozella Emmett
Bruce Whiteman
Wm. Whiteman
John Peck
Shannondale
Dave Duncan
David Canada
Edith
J. A. Farrow’s
Lela Emmert
Letha Rohn
Stephen Emmert
Joe Emmert
Mrs. Wm. Bush
Lee Buechler and
Pittsboro
Cordelia Emmert
Lowell
Wm. Emmert
Laura Whiteman
Albert Duncan
Lynn Beck
S. D. Emmert
Thorntown
Here
John Airhart
Isaac Emmert
Hazelwood
Othrewise
Pittsboro Sun
Ladoga
Rev. Jones
Christian Church
Darlington Echo
Wallace Vancleave
van Cleve
Zionsville Times
Zionsville
Marridie Owens
Ernest O. Sellers
Moody Lible Institute
Rockefellers
Sunday School
Boy Scouts At
Chase
McClaine
Ban
Ross & Rohn
Nora Myers
Vanetta Ragsdale
Truman Money
Mrs
Link Jones
Esther Sparks
Miss Sparks
Bun Sumpter
Mrs. Geo. McDaniel
Cecil Steele
Wm. Joseph
Fords
Advance Hardware Co
Thorely
Frank Whiteley
Mark Wall
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