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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1899
Page
4
An early issue announces subscription opportunities for The Hustler with cash payments and reader referrals. It thanks donors and helpers who assisted with printing and distribution and invites unhappy subscribers to request a sample copy.
The article notes sizable hog herds nationwide with figures from farms including Oro Durris feeding 80 head Osborn Graves 3 Neat Day and C Sparks 110 head. It highlights the growing scale of pig farming in various regions.
Corn busking is all the go. Sumner Owens works for John Sreath Mamie Canada at Advance. Henry Canada and wife were in Lebanon Wednesday. Chas Bean worked for James Vanhorn last week. Natan Graybill is the champion squash raiser of this section.
A notice explains the paper's name change from Advance Llustler to Hornet. It notes readers preferred the first name and the publishers will continue to serve the patrons, promising to please the people.
A partial reader roster is presented featuring names such as Pittenger Smith Malsong Waters McClaine Miller Ross Ailes Sullivan Yager Leap Joseph Boayver Claine Willett Pratt Hashbaree Martin Mfilloer Randall Shelley Broshar among others, indicating a circulated list of Hustler readers. The fragmentary list lacks context or roles, suggesting a community or subscriber tally rather than a formal roster.
W D Leap built a barn. Jim Neal of Fayette visited Sunday week. Mrs Mary Rose visited relatives at Dover last week. Dean and Weldons husked corn below New Ross last week. John Welden and wife were in Lebanon Thursday on business. San Russell and wife cared for his sick father last week. Fanny Vonesdol won at Liston last Tuesday and was in Lebanon on Wednesday.
Lew Hostetter is rebuilding his house while Jus Gordon builds a new chicken house. Jacksons daughter has whooping cough. Chas Me Claine and wife and Ray Whitely and wife retired from a visit at Frankfort. Jeff Hedson and Jobin Shelley returned from Brown County where they sought gallant timber and received a bill of goods. Brinegar, Wall, Ashwell and Mrs Kate Jackson built a mile long partition wire fence.
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