Hustler Offers New Subscriptions At Reduced Rates
The notice invites old subscribers to renew by January 1, 1921 at $1.50 per year and sets a $2 rate for everyone after next week.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
5
The notice invites old subscribers to renew by January 1, 1921 at $1.50 per year and sets a $2 rate for everyone after next week.
Newman D Nelson to split time between sick horses and farming after buying John Caldwell’s farm and Bert Epperson’s blacksmith shop. Bridgeport Nursery seen James Gordon and R ECalliban purchasing raspberry sprouts and strawberry plants. The Long Star Ranger film to be shown Saturday night amid a large crowd. Chester Cory dies at Crawfordsville after months of stomach illness. funeral at Presbyterian Church with interment at Shannondale Cemetery. Neighbors visit Lora McClaine and families in Indianapolis. Fresh fish available Tuesdays and Thursdays at the meat market.
The Northern Baptist Convention launches a nationwide campaign April 25 to May 2 aiming to raise 100 million dollars. Leaders say the fund backs expansion of forty Baptist schools, missionary work abroad, Americanization efforts for new citizens, and a pension fund for missionaries and ministers with about three quarters spent domestically.
Ramon of Managua is called the telegraph preacher for using the telegraph to spread gospel messages among railroad operators. A former sinner converted by an American Baptist missionary, he works as a station agent and urges conversions at night. His wife also left saloon life. the New World Movement of Northern Baptists aims to raise 1000000 dollars April 25 to May 2 to fund Central American outreach.
The C W B M at North Christian Church plans a May 12 meeting with readings and songs led by Adah Frazier Lillie Starwalt and Clara Jones. Mrs Georgis McDaniel and Effie Burrin present on Our Mexican Orphanage and Our New Field in Mexico. A round table lists ten participants and benediction by Cora Nelson. The session notes a successful Sunday school and prep for Mother’s Day with Bro Callathan delivering a message.
Mt Zion church notes 46 in attendance 1 83 offering and 108 chapters with six guests. Rev J S Clawson preached morning and evening and attends Morristown state convention this week. Interchurch fund drive completed with promising prospects awaiting final report.
Mr and Mrs E M Coons spent Friday in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs O L Brown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elza Bowen. Those who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Oscar Sparks included Rev Kuhn, Mr and Mrs John Utley, Mr and Mrs E M Coons, Mr and Mrs H F McDaniel, Rush Saunders and family, and Miss Mary Stafford. Chas Dean has a new Ford. Miss Evyln Saunders attended a dance in Indianapolis Friday.
Notice from Lew Owens and N G John Campbell secretary that office days are Tuesday at the Advance Bank and Friday at the Jamestown Bank. James Bowman serves as trustee.
Francis Burton Harrison, Governor General, argues six years in the Philippines show readiness for independence. He urges Congress to grant independence with Platt amendment-like safeguards, cites stable government, native officials, and US-style public utilities, and supports a peaceful path to self rule.
A letter argues that Filipinos are misrepresented by sensational images of Moros and Moro-like groups. It states 10.5 million of 11 million inhabitants are Christian and civilized with notable culture and refinement. Filipino women are described as exceptionally modest and street flirtations are rare in Manila.
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