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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

4

Hazelwood Social Notes Reflect Quiet Weekend Visits

Hazelwood reports S E Edrington and family from near Pisgah visiting L W Owens on Saturday night. Oakley and Vergil Smith called on Q O A McClaine and family. J T Jones was kicked by a colt while handling it. Glen Bratton plowed corn for Theo McDuffie Saturday. J A Hamilton and wife visited Ed Hamilton and family Sunday. Some farmers replant corn due to cutworms. C C Debard of Lebanon visited Mrs Maggie Beck and her son Frank Sunday.

J. T. Jones Glen Bratton Theo. McDuffie J. A. Hamilton Ed Hamilton C.C. Debard Lebanon Maggie Beck Son Frank

Shoppers from Local Neighborhood Visit Lebanon Saturday

Shoppers from the neighborhood visiting Lebanon on Saturday included Cyrena Piper Hallie Higgs Otto Threlkeld and sons Earl and Evert Harry James and family and Mrs Millie Higgs.

Lebanon Cyrena Piper Hallie Higgs Otto Threlkeld Earl and Evert Harry James Millie Higgs

Local Residents Spend Weekend Across Lebanon and Indianapolis

Advance R R 21 B L Sumpter and family visited Lebanon on Saturday. Edith Campbell of Lebanon stayed Saturday night with George Broshar. Pearl Whorley was in Indianapolis Monday. Frank Riner went to Kentucky Saturday to be with his seriously ill mother. Herman Broshar stayed with grandparents east of Max. George Broshar and Ndith Campbell visited Wm. Debard and family. Sunday visitors to George Ray and family included Chas Sparks and wife Chas Ray and wife Chas Canada and family and Earl Ray and family.

Edith Campbell Lebanon George Broshar Frank Riner Kentucky Herman Broshar Max Ndith Campbell Wm. Debard George Ray Chas. Sparks Chas. Ray Chas Canada Earl Ray

Golladay School House Visitors and Local Moves

Wm Garner and wife visited Lebanon on Thursday. M C Beck who went to Illinois for a doctor visit last week is improving. Jack Schamahorn and family near Litton spent Sunday with Wm Pittenger and family. Wm Gardner from Advance was in the area last Monday. Ed and Ollie Hamilton from Advance painted and papered for James Higgs and wife. Mrs Margaret Ferguson, staying with her daughter in Crawfordsville, visited her son Robin Ferguson and wife.

M. C. Beck Illinois Jack Schamahorn Near Litton Wm. Pittenger Wm. Gardner Advance Ollie Hamilton James Higgs Margaret Ferguson Crawfordsville Robin Ferguson

Topsy Turvy World Reflections in a Quirky Town

A quirky portrait of a community where some chase justice and home ownership while others sell assets, arrange marriages, or seek divorce. Characters trade money for love, defend against burglars, and debate prepaid subscriptions versus long unpaid enjoyments, revealing a topsy turvy world.

Free Trial Rheumatism Cure Offer From Mrs Summers

An advertisement offers a free trial of Chronicure for rheumatism and related ailments, promising blood cleansing and general tonic effects. The notice lists Mrs. M. Summers of 131 E Washington Ave, South Bend Ind, as the contact for large free packages and references. It also adds a separate sales note about potatoes at 35 cents per bushel from B. L. Sumpter with phone number 12257.

M. Summers E. Washington Avenue South Bend Ind

Raising a Steer Finances From Calf to Market

A farmer details the estimated costs and steps for raising a steer from birth to market readiness. He outlines pasture, bran, oats, and hay expenses, wintering needs, and feed use from August to June, projecting a 1400 lb market weight and a seven cent per pound sale price to calculate total profit.

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