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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
4
Swindler and Fulwider excel in high jump while Mangus shows promise in the half mile for a strong track record. Wallis improves in the shot put stunt as Miss Volz shifts teaching days to Wednesday and Thursday. The H 8 has installed a new scenery course and the ladies quartet, directed by Miss Volz, prepares specialties for the play.
Lebanon R R 13. W. M. Pratt closed his school Friday with a very successful term. Chas Brown made a business trip to Lebanon Friday. Master George Darnell returned home in Bargerville after visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G W Jackson. Mrs Orville Pratt visited Mrs G O Roberts of Jamestown on Wednesday. John Poynter and family Emma Jackson and family spent Sunday with Elisha Reese. Mr and Mrs Joseph Jackson spent Wednesday with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Jackson. Tom Burress and wife spent Sunday with Chas Brown.
The item mentions a Hustler with a deadline toward January 1, 1912 and a reference to 50e. The fragment implies a price or value tied to the date but lacks clear context or entities.
The lesson surveys the divided kingdom 982 to 893 B C in Palestine. It traces Judah’s religious reform under Asa and Jehoshaphat, the prophetic voice, and the struggle against Baal worship. Elijah and Elisha’s influence, Jezebel’s impact, and the Moabite Stone are noted, with teaching tips for memory reviews.
Ardmore Oklahoma reports the new first lady Lorena Jane Cruce daughter of Gov Lee Cruce assumes duties at the executive mansion after her mother’s death. At sixteen she attends Hargrove college and steps in as social and domestic head due to the absence of an elder successor.
Cape Town report describes New Guinea as fatal and violent with murder common. Natives are portrayed as lacking pity for the dead, though mourn briefly after deaths. Papuans allegedly practice a life for a life, killing at the first opportunity to balance accounts.
A Chicago pioneer becomes general superintendent in a New York office building. She oversees sweepers, dusters, and underground staff, including firemen, and shows vacant rooms. The agent says she works wonders and her appealing presentation fills offices.
Hazelwood James Smith hauled logs for CC Debard the first of the week. School will be out at No 11 in about two weeks. Mrs Vesper Edrington spent Sunday with relatives in Linden. Albert White was in the vicinity of Frog Glory Saturday after a cop on business. Several farmers are sowing oats. Mrs Gay Coons from near Bushown called on her father Mrs and Mr Ben McClane Monday evening. John Logan of Advance has rented a part of John Jones farm for corn. W E Edrington was in the Frog Glory area Saturday afternoon on business.
Steven Owens and wife and Mrs James Nicely attended Ruth Evans funeral in Forest Saturday. Mabel Airhart visits Chas Airhart this week. James Nicely and daughter Merle visited W H Hestethers in Stan Sunday. Bil Airhart with J D Eamerie Saturday. Isaac Shelley's dined with Cuns Avht's Sunday. Sidon Emmertssed J B Harting's call in afternoon. Evemerts basket team lost again. Jamestown High second team 23 21. Bruce Whiteman visited a friend Sunday night. Chip McMichal from Rushville visited friends Thursday.
In a poultry yard note the text advises setting geese eggs now and using a hen to brood. It recommends placing five eggs under the hen as she can cover effectively and suggests the timing is optimal for incubation.
Notice records that the item is an application for entry as second class matter at the post office in Advance Indiana. It notes the filing location and purpose for mail classification.
A black and yellow lap robe is missing. It was last seen Saturday morning between Milt Smiths and H F Yagers. Aides Laughlin reported the loss.
Found-Wallie G. Hedge requests payment for the ad and asks owners to describe what was lost by phone to reclaim it. Contact details provided for verification and recovery.
A local item offers for sale nice potatoes. Contact Lisik Reese by phone on Jamestown system for details.
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