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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
4
An agricultural note discusses labor cost versus tool efficiency noting the John Deere Automatic Cultivator reduces motions per row from six to two. It highlights lever control for turns, easy rig adjustments, durability, and invites readers to inspect or request a descriptive booklet.
The parishioners of Christ Church in Robinson Ashby will host Sunday events with Rev R A Gott speaking on Morning Fundamentals and Evening God’s Hall of Fame. A horse hitched to a buggy broke loose on South Main Street, ran through a yard, and was caught near Joe Graves’ by Lon Stewart with minor damage to the buggy. Mt Zion cemetery volunteers organized a cleanup with about 30 people and $1,000 endowments for upkeep. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including repairs, moves, and social visits, with church Ladies Aid, Union Society events, and a Bible program correction. Bro Speer’s next sermon on Broader Fraternalism is announced for Sunday afternoon.
Two American racing stars, Barney Oldfield and Ralph Mulford, are set to drive Bugatti and Mulford cars in the upcoming Indianapolis 50 mile race. Both are noted for sunny dispositions and wit, with Oldfield a pioneer in the sport and Mulford the 1910 American road racing champion.
Harry Grant and Caleb Bragg ready to renew the Sunbeam and Mercer challenge in the Indianapolis 500 as top rivals. Bragg holds the 1912 Grand Prize while Grant won the 1909 and 1910 Vanderbilt cups, and the pair will press to outdrive each other from start to finish.
An OCR fragment shows a shoe sale listing with items labeled Misses 6 and various men and children’s shoe styles. Prices range around $1.50 to $3.50 in a Russia Tan and English Oxford style context.
Hazelwood Oakley McClaine visited relatives near Whitestown on Tuesday. R M Billingsly M M Edrington and Roy Kibbey hunted stock cattle to buy south of North Salem Friday. Judge W A H Parr and family of Lebaron spent weekend with R D Billingsly. Mrs James Smith traveled to Illi nois e Wednesday for her sister’s serious illness. The McDuffie visited James town on Thursday for business. R D Billingsly remains poorly but steady. Mrs CC DeRard of Lebanon stayed with him late last week. Mrs Ray Whiteley and children spent Thursday with Ben McClaine and family. A F Heistand assisted Chis Blunk and Ed Denny with wood last week. One of O A McClaine’s boys works for J L Erskine.
Big May sale now on ladies and children's trim hats including panamas. Large selection of crochet cotton embroidery hosiery undergarments waists infant hoods and more offered by Jennie Ross with prices ranging from 5e to 50e per yard or item.
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