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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1899
Page
3
The community applauds a local canning plant for providing jobs to the young and old, benefiting farmers with higher ground profits and offering good wages. This season 155000 cans were produced and 20000 shipped, including a recent carload of tomatoes. Citizens are urged to support expansion to can additional produce and boost winter provision.
Robt Fulwider has bought Henry Potts property on West Street with possession due by mid month. Consideration is 8500 dollars. Potts has not decided on a new location yet.
The Jackson township Sunday school convention met at Old Union last Sunday with delegates from most churches or their school members present. Talks were lively and enthusiastic with Miss Lowry of Jamestown singing a noted solo and Wm. Courtney leading Union church singing. The group planned to reconvene January at the Christian church in Jamestown with a $1.47 collection to cover expenses.
Larkin Sundlin returns after over a year abroad including months of service and weeks in the hospital. He brings back relics that will be shown in an exhibit at Joseph's drug store and plans to stay this winter while sharing tales of land and sea adventures.
Old pictures copied and enlarged at Harshbarger’s Studio. Sunday school convention attendees gathered at Old Union Sunday. M. M. Brinegar and wife conducted business in Lebanon Saturday. Miss Mabel Harris of Carroll County returned home after visiting sister Mrs Will Ross. Gifford Henry’s comedy show drew few patrons Saturday night due to bad weather.
Thomas Caldwell is drilling a new well at the Bean school house located one mile east of town, advancing local water access.
Yager and Martin announce they are not taking in new corn currently but are engaging it at favorable prices, signaling strong demand and favorable terms for producers.
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