The Advance Hustler listing of rates and notices
The Advance Hustler Advance Indiana shows pricing for year and six month subscriptions, single copies, and display advertising per inch. It lists obituaries extra length, card of thanks, resolutions per line, and notes membership in local and state press groups. It also states entry as second class mail matter on March 3, 1911.
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Advance Commercial Club
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Advance
Indiana
Editorials on farming and patriotism in Indiana
The piece urges farmers to boost hog and corn production, curb profiteering, and conserve resources while praising the Red Men lodge and a veteran guard’s service. It recalls Hugh White’s lifelong circle walking tale and imagines daily flag display to honor a Brother on duty.
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Red Men Lodge
Red Men
Otis Weaver
Richest man in our town inspires wartime quip
In a local civic voice MOSE RILEY quips that even the town's wealthiest figure would support thrift amid war. The speaker argues America cannot starve Germany by starving Turkey, and suggests public displays of patriotism.
Mother's Day observance at Christian Church of Dover
Last Sunday the Christian Church of Dover held a full service for Mother's Day with a program by the Sunday School and a sermon by Rev. Homer Dale of Lebanon. A duet by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Silknitter and a song by Mrs. Walter McDaniel complemented the day. In the evening Rev. Dale spoke on national duty to a crowded audience. Brownsburg has organized a Labor Bureau and plans effective work.
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Christian Church of
Dover
Mother
Homer Dale
Lebanon
Glen Silknitter
Walter McDaniel
Rev
Dale
S. S
S.S
Terre Haute
Sylvan Yager
Christian Science School
Sunday School and Patriotism in Boone County
The Boone County Sunday School Association emphasizes patriotism as the foundation of character teaching children duty to God and neighbor. A humorous note about Indianapolis farmers and a potato planting anecdote close the piece, credited to C. F. McDaniel.
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Boone County
R. S. Crose
Boone County Sunday School Association
Methodist Episcopal Church observes Epworth League anniversary
The Sunday devotional was led by Lloyd Roark and Paul Ross on the theme Boy Dreamers. Eunice Ross praised the talk and noted the subject applying to girls as well as boys. May 13 service under Miss Eunice Ross marks Epworth League's 28th anniversary with a special program at 6 o'clock. public invitation extended.
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Lloyd Roark
Paul Ross
Eunice Ross
Epworth League
Farm progress report from Bushton area farmers
Weather favorable and field work advancing with corn planting near complete. Jas Reed and Chas Conner report planted and breaking progress. Swinler farms note acres in corn oats and clover. Livestock and poultry efforts rise as swine and cattle fed for mid summer markets. Milk and fruit production stable amid large orchards and growing gardens.
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Jas Reed
Chas Conner
Roy Swinler
John Sandy
Ora Shelley
Arthur Swisher
Cave Canada
Chas. Conner
Leanon
New Ross
Jas
Gray’s
Chas
Connor
Abe Shelley
Lennis Purdue
John Purdue
Vet surgeon performs painless operation on Indiana horse
Dr M G Talbert, veterinary surgeon, operated last Thursday night on a horse owned by Madison Talbert. The animal had a lump on its jawline found while being examined, which did not affect its work. The doctor’s swift call to the owner revealed the lump’s existence.
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M. G. Talbert
Madison Telbert
Indiana
Madison
Morristown Sun
Top-Notch Standard Aimed At County Sunday Schools
The county work progresses toward the Top-Notch Standard set by the Indiana Sunday School Association. Jackson township is urged to compare its Sunday School with the requirements and see how far it is from the goal. Clip this note for the Sunday School scrapbook for reference before the County Convention.
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Indiana Sunday School Association
Jackson Township
Patriot Edition Marks Townsman Born Patriot Spirit
The Advance Hustler proclaims itself the first U S newspaper to devote an issue to a patriotic cause since Germany's declaration of war, highlighting a small town’s unity through civic clubs schools temperance and mission programs. It notes wide reader reach and calls for continued community cooperation.
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Advance Hustler
United States
Germany
Advance
Times
Twins Born to Pittenger Family in Bartholomew County
Mr and Mrs Claude Pittenger of Bartholomew County welcomed twins a boy and a girl born May 4. Mrs N S Carter visited Tuesday to see the new grandchildren at the Pittenger home.
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Claude Pittenger
Bartholomew County
N.S. Carter
Mrs Sparks Family Stops Over In Idaho Enroute To Boston
Mrs Frank Sparks and two children from Mountain Home Idaho visited from Thursday to Wednesday with Mr Sparks' parents while traveling to Boston, the home of her parents.
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Frank Sparks
Mountain Home
Idaho
Mr. Sparks
Boston
Dover Station Farmers Embrace Prepaidness Plan and Boost Local Output
In Dover Station the farming community adopts a prepaidness approach to crop planning. Corn will be the main crop with oats, plus wheat, rye, potatoes, beans, and vegetables. The Boone County conservation league urges planting excess beans and potatoes to help counter food shortages, while criticizing idle laborers.
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Conservation League of Boone Co
Lebanon
Uncle Sam
You Will Enjoy the Talent Play at the Community Building
Readers are invited to attend a talent showcase at the Community Building on Saturday night. The event features local performances and promises an entertaining evening for residents. May 19 is the date.
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Altho
Hugh White
Johnson County
Iowa
White
Paris
North Pole
Arctic
Florida
California
Tropics
Mose Riley
Baza Hen
Turkey
God
Abova
Church of the Heavenly Rest
New Yor
Brownsburg
Indianapolis
C. F. McDaniel
Methodist Episcospal Church
C. B. Smith
B. L. Smiley
Epworth
Bushtown
S. S. Notes
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