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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
1
The machine is designed to plant a variety of seeds with smooth operation and simple adjustments. It features tight plates and adjustable row settings for different seed types, promising efficient performance and easy handling.
Christian Church notes show 147 in Sunday School, offering 11.40 with birthdays for R N Cunningham and Evelyn Proffitt. Rev Reetor preached on missions as total of 357 from all sources marks a historic high for Foreign Missions. Easter Sale urged. delegates named for spring convention with McClaine Proffitt Restor on the program.
Church notices describe fundraisers and class events at a church. Donations, readers, and prayer services are urged, with details on a bake sale clearing funds for a damage fund and parsonage pledges. Names such as Donald Agene Leeke and Robert Lou Hail appear among new roll additions.
Fragmentary notes describe a person named Tri planning a Monday meeting with Fred Purse to prepare for a naval ceremony. The text references a committee and an examination process, with delays and uncertainty about timing and outcomes.
The Methodist congregation reports a rise in Sunday school attendance last Sunday and invites all Wolks of Advance to Passion week services starting Monday night. An Easter program will be held during Sunday school hour on Easter morning with preaching at 11 AM and 7 PM and Sunday school every Sunday at 10 AM.
A notice invites the public to attend the big picture show at the Advance Community Building on Saturday night. Readers are urged to join for an evening event featuring a showcase of films or visuals.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an unusual farm incident involving a calf at a Cie farm on Monday. Names and details are garbled, with references to Meath and Meocytes and vague actions described as taken to someone or somewhere.
A fragment notes Robert Spatton of Ney Ross Wis and Hustler offices shaping a community event. Mr Britton discusses weekly bets, with items like a cockerel and puller offered at 25 each or 7175 for four bins, as preparations for a poultry show unfold.
Mrs. Grice Caldwell and Mrs. Epperson hosted an afternoon gathering with Mrs. Simense present. Refreshments were served as guests from Thorntes' area enjoyed music and companionship during the event.
A movement to form Bos's Band in Advanes Tolun Poust prompts a Saturday night meeting at 7. Parents are urged to attend to boost turnout. Residents from Liv oo and nearby towns recently returned from Florida, with local events and church services noted.
The Saturday street auction drew hundreds of attendees with spirited bidding. The sale totaled $369, well below last year’s $2,149. Contact Bank this week for inquiries about goods or stock offered.
An old remedy is replaced by a modern cough syrup claiming gentle taste and strong werking. The product lists White Vinic Squill Lobelia Blood Root Tartar Emetic Ammonium Chloride Tar Oil Eucalyptol Menthol and Cod Liver Extract. Sold as a tonic for throat and lung disorders with a 50 cent family size at Kurrin's Drug Store.
In loving remembrance of Mildred Alberta Emmert who died March 20 1919. A rosebud taken to heaven her family mourns and recalls a year since her loss. Missed by Mamma and Daddy and Mr and Mrs J H Gordon the family signs off with devotion and prayer.
The Ww of P and families gather Monday night at Advance Community Building for a basket dinner at seven. Members should wear best clothes to avoid fines. prizes will go to the most poorly dressed.
Earl Ross prepares to establish a battery station in Advance. He will install equipment soon and manage the venture. Ross is a trained machinist and skilled worker, deemed a capable man to run the business, meeting rising demand for batteries.
Mrs Nora Myers of Lebanon vi is visiting her sister Mrs Link Jones as a family visit reported in local society notes.
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