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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
4
The Advance Hustler of Advance Indiana lists subscription and advertising rates in advance cash terms. It notes a $1.50 annual price for the year 1919, with options for three months and single copies, plus display and local advertising rates and minor notices.
J R Sullpan agent urges using Aetna protection plans. The message notes a business history of 98 years and capital of 300 003 90. It promotes mortgage funding for farms and positions Sullpan as agent.
The ad notes a new photo shop on Main Street in Advance Idaho offering Kodak film and enlargements. It promotes services for developing and printing using Kodak chemicals and films and invites customers to visit.
Rev J. B. Clawson leads a two week revival at MT Zion Church with Mrs Clara Washburn as superintendent. The event raises funds and shifts the Christians Day program to a later date inviting all to attend.
Ike Golliday and daughter of New visited George Rroffitt and family Sunday night. H C Brosher and wife spent Sunday with James Joseph and wife west of Max. Tom Burrisg of Ward was hurt in a woodhouse fire after a cigar caused an explosion. Uncle Tom burned his face and the woodhouse was damaged. A strong wind helped prevent the dwelling from burning. H C Brosher and wife spent Sunday evening with Charley Payten and family.
Village column reports Verla Higgins receiving word that Paul Being has arrived from France and is at Camp Merritt. Virgil Van Horn and neighbors plan to plant corn soon while his son lives nearby as one family searches for health care for a rheumatism case. A baby's birth is noted at several homes and Wm Welden is taken to Martinsville Sanitarium for illness. scattered mentions of local teaching, a farm name, and a press agent joke close the item.
The editor announces Mose Riley will head a new department at The Hustler. Riley’s noted ability and brainpower promise a distinctive, wide ranging column covering many subjects. Readers are invited to submit material for his consideration.
Carl F Payson of Company C 125th Infantry earns the Distinguished Service Cross for conspicuous gallantry in Getien near Chateaux-Thivey Frances. He was mortally wounded by a machine gun dud but kept his feet and led his men under attack. His mother Almaine Thun Herman resides in Monroe Michigan.
The Hustler schedules next week issue and asks readers to arrange news and ads. The editor plans to attend the County S. 6 Convention in Frankfort. Various small items recount C W E M meetings, a surprise cake, a grandson arriving on US soil, seed potato referrals, a public speaker, hay mow mishap with a tramp aided by neighbors, and a kindness story at Whiteett’s Inn.
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