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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
2
Local notes show Caplinger Bros promoting products and events including pure food cigars and strawberries. Mention of visits by Jamies Serfee, Winson Jones, Mrs Woods, and others, with sales of Jersey cows and rugs and updates on renovations and dinners around Danville and Lebaron.
Local notes report Mrs. Margaret Wall and Mrs. Mary Sandy improving property with a new room and veranda. Visitors include Kate Jackson and Jennie at James Miangus, Stella Gregory, Prissie Nisley with Hari of Lobagen, and many other neighbors calling on relatives across Lebanon and Danville. Attending events include ice cream social at the Kanes church and Russell Week’s family visits. John Neily and Mrs. George Ray join Wallace Canada and wife for dinner.
Poor legible notes show various town items including display ads due by Wednesday noon for publication and street oiling orders for Richmond and Roachdale. A motorcyclist startled horses near the elevator. no injuries reported. Cecil Keuber takes charge of the school tie department. Nibbey offered a visiting year. Lies Whiteestton recovering in Indianapolis. Mrs Wocecott ill but improving after treatment.
A Jamestown family welcomes Helen Rosviwen, born to Harry Casada and wife, noting she has eleven living grandparents. The list includes Simeon Canada, E A Canada, Mrs Lewis Canada, Eroch Whitely, Joe Canada, Mrs Nancy Graybill Bowman, and Mrs Mary Jace Whitely, with Lewis Canada and Nathaniel Graybill deceased.
Fragmentary notes describe an 8 ball team preparation and upcoming games. Mentions Whitsett Md and Darlington, with plans for two games and a fast second team to be organized soon. Unable to confirm dates or locations due to garbled text.
Earnest Farrow, longtime First Lieutenant, has spent the past fifteen years with the forces and was seen with Mrs. Thomas Plunket on a Monday evening and again Wednesday. He expects promotion to Captain within six months. The Farrow family plans a Michigan visit this Saturday before sailing from San Francisco to the Philippines.
Clyita Clack of the U S Navy visited friends Saturday night. Mc Clark, long in the Navy, has been chosen as recruiting officer at Ledianapolis after a eye injury. The appointment is regarded as a splendid position and friends applaud his success.
A promotional note offers the Hustler subscription from now through January 1, 1912 for five dimes. The limited price targets readers seeking early access to the publication.
An old established firm offers a $2 000 death benefit and a $915 000 weekly accident benefit plus a $15 weekly sickness benefit and a $31 090 loss of limb or eyesight payment, with $1 emergency relief. Costs $6 per year with no other dues. Requires ages 16 to 65. Send applications or address for more information CAPK number 38 American Registry Company 208 Cadillac Building Erie Pa.
The Advance High School class of 19_ held commencement at the North Christian church last Saturday night. Reverend Kosos opened the exercises with a prayer. The class song and a campus orchestra accompanied the event. The class address was delivered by Elmer W. Cale of Indianapolis, a noted speaker, who gave a fine talk. The program concluded with diplomas presented by Consty Super and the audience enjoying music from the orchestra.
The article explains lawful fences as types of boundary barriers four feet to over five feet high and describes shared responsibility for building and maintaining fences between adjoining property owners. If owners disagree, a trustee may build at actual cost plus a per day fee to cover trustee expenses.
A reader describes the Water Babble country club at a former summer residence once owned by Crea Law Walace. The site features artificial lakes, stone terraces, fruit plantings, and a bird-friendly thicket preserved by deed for Crawfordsville Club enhancements. The writer notes the potential interurban nubble route could boost its popularity and shares local admiration.
Lebanon liquor license actions loom as Haifman plans to operate a saloon in the Hohl building on South Lebanon Street with three weeks of publication required. Francis Long and others may apply. timing uncertain as county commissioners court June session nears.
The Circuit Terminal Railway begins building from Sheridan toward Noblesville with surveys and new sections planned to Danville North Salem New Winchester and towns James town Advance and Lebanon. A $3,000,000 bond issue was approved and bonds will be delivered around June 1st. Judge A Z Wiley leads as counsel as work concentrates between Camilla and Noblesville with bonds secured and progress visible.
An advertiser urges readers to open a bank account by likening small savings to grain grown into wealth. The pitch stresses safety, convenience, and the discipline of saving money with the bank as a path to financial growth.
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