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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
2
Advance Indiana publisher issues a weekly notice about subscription expirations and arrears. The editor indicates a blue X marks overdue accounts and urges readers to settle to avoid discontinuation. The blurb notes space constraints and expresses intent to cover all important recent events.
Notice states that books are left at the elevator with Will Bros. AW and asks to contact Yaoer & Martin to settle the debt by cash or note. The wording implies a formal demand for payment.
Edna Utter of Indianapolis visits relatives here. Josie Ball of Lebanon visits friends. Joe McClain and W H Jones injured in horse related accident. T H Dean and wife Henry McDaniel and Lou Randel travel to James Town after a relative’s death. Burnham Sister of Thorntown attends church Sunday night.
Farmers busy around Grand Crossing as Bax Reed and wife visited near Thorntown on Sunday. Joe Lucas attended Clifton's sale Saturday. Vint Riner bought a fine pinuc hist Monday. Newt Meek and Bax Reed plan to install telephone service this week. Uncle Tom Burns husked most of his corn. about 500 shocks remain. Doug Brown made his weekly trip to Indianapolis for hay last Monday. Burris and others attended a rally at Thorntown last Monday. The corn crop outlook remains strong with a pump kin bumper.
Chas McClain and J W Ross with their wives spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Chas Miller bought the former livery office site south of Ross Robbins barn and plans a barber shop to improve Main Street. A Swiss visitor spoke and sang at the school Wednesday morning. Case Sandy of Indianapolis visited his father this week. Readers are urged to renew subscriptions on expiration.
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