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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
8
Rates for simple copies ten cents per issue and six copies ordered. Display advertising priced per inch with locals per line. Obituaries free with extra length charges. Notices include resolutions and "ard of thanks" lines. Port of entry indicates second class mail matter at Advance Indiana.
Assistant J B Graves visited his home Monday and others traveled for business in Advance. Mrs. Francis Wail and Mrs Otto Rogers were noted visiting relatives with pneumonia cases mentioned. Ovid Welden and Ralph Canada went to Michigan for work. several locals visit families over Sunday. Plenty of money to loan on farm mortgages from State Bank of Advance. The big feature at GUUADYS BROCK WELL Rainbows shows at the Movie Show Saturday night. Easter Bazaar planned by All Society Christian Church on April 3 selling goods and fancy items. Ford tractors advertised for immediate order from Otis Wall.
The undersigned vi offer music lessons during the coming spring. Interested parties may contact Mona Beaver at the Post Office to arrange lessons.
Used three months. For sale two vintage Ford cars 1915 and 1919. Offered by Otis Wall. Excellent condition with velvet trim and lace rim. Quick purchase encouraged.
Jefferson Township resident Charles E Bruce announces candidacy for Boone County treasurer subject to Republican Primary decision. Bazaar event posted by A.4 Society of Christian Church begins 1 PM at How man Building on Saturday April 4 for sales and orders. Also listed are local sale notices and parcel post offers from Emmau Riner Ora McDaniel S C Brown and Ken J Fisk with pricing on eggs seed and livestock in Crawfordsville Shannondale area.
Cleveland story recalls a sergeant stuck 15 hours past his leave as a blizzard delayed a train. A passenger with a Major General Leonard Wood signature on a pass helped clear the way, sparing the sergeant from potential trouble and restoring his grin.
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