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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
1
Long community page notes visits from Lebanon and Jamestown relatives. school teachers and pupils attend exams in Labon. local merchants promote Hustler subscriptions for 1912 with March signups. townsfolk share illness updates and messages of gratitude for kindnesses during a long affliction.
A summary of a meeting at the Stokho Moert Cir circuit Company with attendees including dens Boxorin Vivdi WE Jey and James Agbaell. The record mentions stock atoadsies and Don Gb pheabde Whe cer cone de ed vor J oW Tester see griigent.
32,000 death benefit and 15,000 weekly benefit for accidents. 815.00 weekly sick benefit and 1,000 for loss of limb or eyesight. 1.00 emergency relief benefit. Cost 600 per year. No other dues or assessments. Old established company with 100,000 state deposit to guarantee payment of claims. Open to men and women 16 to 65. Send application or address for further information. Dept number 38 American Registry Company, 208 Cadillac Building, Erie, Pa.
All display ads must be at this office by Wednesday noon each week or they will be too late for publication and will not be published until the following week.
About fifty friends and neighbors gathered Saturday at 8 D Lasly’s home in Mece for a surprise party. Lasley will move to Pat map County near Bainbridge Tuesday, with refreshments of ice cream and cake served. Attendees included Cans, Farlow and family and Rubie Whiteett, who extended best wishes for his new home.
Allie Montgomery born March 8 1881 died March 25 1911 at 30 years 17 days. Married Pearl Codding February 1900. Joined Providence Mien Church in 1900 and lived there. Survived by wife mother stepfather three brothers and many friends. Funeral held at home north of Buckville at 1 pm March 27 by Rev Plunket Crawfordsville. Interment at Widale cemetery. McClaine, L A, mourners listed.
The Independent Stock Co presented The Face at the Window at Mace last Saturday night. The audience called it one of the best entertainments there and the company praised the local audience for kind attention and good treatment comparable to that shown here at the opera house.
Roy Wells a 22 year old fireman from Idana Lil was injured while firing an east bound freight near the water tank in Jamestown. He was knocked unconscious after a water tank spout struck him and died shortly after at St Vincent hospital in Indianapolis. The engineer uncoupled the engine and took Wells to hospital where he did not recover.
Harry James and family hosted a dinner Sunday with Robert Ferguson and Bert Ferguson and their daughters Ruth and Thelma. George Sandford remains poorly. George Brown and wife visited Lebanon Saturday. Hallie Higgs and Stella Caplinger visited No 10 Saturday evening. Robert Ferguson and wife were in Lebanon Friday. Ott Thredkeld and family visited Elza Krethheld and wife near Advance Sunday. Thomas Walker and family from near New Ross were guests of William Wakter and family Sunday.
Uncle John Nicely shows slow improvement as Loyd Woodard works for Joe Graves this summer.
Harvey and Frank McClellan visit Morgan county to see their father Dave McClellan who is poorly. George Broshar improves his farm with new fence. Ernie McClellan and Chester Sparks acquire new buggies. Jesse Plunkets works for Chas Sparks who is ill. Farmers sow oats this week. John Nicely ditching for Jasper River. Frank Riner and Elmer Wall in Lebanon. Sam Frazier installs a telephone.
Program list for the Jackson Township Sunday School Convention includes speakers Mrs. Carrie Beaver and Mrs. Ivy Groover, an address by County President Fr. B. Brock, songs, recitations, and offerings led by J. D. Emmert, president.
List of subscribers including Mrs Aliie Armstrong Tom Robn Earl Brown Emerald Whorley Mrs Elizabeth McClaine N M Scott Advance Albert Akers J M Young Crag Nebraska 8 D Lasley Bainbridge O L McDaniel Lebanon Jno O Freestone Pendleton Dr P C Whorley Seattle Wash Earnest F Leeke Jamestown M M Routh Lebanon.
Locals Lora McClain and his wife start a poultry business. Jno Edith and wife hosted Jamestown relatives. Saturday Jack Nicely worked for W. 8. Lasley late last week. Forest Carney of Lebanon visited N. S. Carter midweek. Don failed to attend the High School play at the Opera House Saturday night.
The piece praises Havana tobacco and its aroma, noting the average smoker needs education to appreciate it. It promises Advance readers a pleasure from fine Havena cigars and invites smokers to enjoy the quality.
An offer targets the first five gentlemen who purchase a Plantista on Friday March 31st. Each of these buyers will receive an extra one of the famous cigars as a bonus incentive.
A local bank markets itself as a home institution offering loans to farmers and businessmen. It invites deposits and emphasizes personal checks, receipts, and safety, promising simple, convenient service and clear proof of payment.
Temperance supporters claimed decisive wins under the Proactor option law in Montgomery County Indiana. Crawfordsville and Coal Creek Township backed the drys, with Clark Township also voting for prohibition while Wabash College students faced residency questions and notable student abstentions.
The Advance town board will meet Thursday night April 6 to discuss oiling streets. The measure could be town funded and savings found by large oil purchases. Oiling has improved sanitation and dust control, with business districts already having it for two seasons.
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