02 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
1
Local items report numerous visits and family gatherings in Lebanon Danville and surrounding towns. Residents, including Mrs D A Nelson and Mrs Eva Gallayday, share meals and attend dinners while others travel for business or conferences. A Bank of Avance ad promotes saving, and Mrs C A Brown suffers a leg injury after a bus accident.
H Omer Bennett served as a delegate for county schools at the First Todiana Conservation Congress directed by the National Conservation Association. Speakers included Wat Bryan Indiana University and Gov Marshall. W H Fairbanks and others addressed conservation topics. Bluehley elected president of the Indian Conservation Converters.
Fragmentary OCR notes urge readers to vote in November 1911 regarding a Telephone Company matter. References include a deceased individual and a request to advance tele data, with instructions to contact the firm or office for details.
Notice is hereby given of the administrator James String offering for sale the estate of Mary Jane deceased at the late residence in Bonne County Indiana. Sale on November 4 1911 at 10 o clock includes a milk cow wagon harness plow harrow chickens corn in field goods stoves beds and furniture and other articles. Cash for sums of five dollars or less. credit up to six months for over five dollars with note and six percent interest. Col D O Meadows is auctioneer.
There will be an election section in the town building on Tuesday November 7 1911 to elect two councilmen clerk treasurer and marshal Roy Ailes clerk.
Seasonable temperatures and fair conditions expected nationwide for the coming week. A disturbance will reach the far west Tuesday and move toward the central valleys by midweek, bringing unsettled weather and possible precipitation, followed by cooler air in the northern states.
Mrs Narrissake Leeke died suddenly Saturday at her South Main street home from a stroke while tending duties. Born September 15 1839 in Liberty Indiana she married John Leeke and had four children. only George A Leeke survives. She united with the Liberty Presbyterian Church in 1880s and lived a faithful Christian life. She leaves three brothers two sisters one son seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The community gears up for the quail season slated for November 19 with huntsmen to trail dogs for denizens of the brush. Ensure license and landowner permit, inspect guns for defects, and respect farmers who may grant hunting access. Rabbits also provide sport for the season's enthusiasts.
A 60s sack of Snow Flake flour remains at Cap Market, with locals recalling a long running sale. The lingering item highlights stock levels and lingering prices in this period market scene.
Resolutions from Advance Lodge No 806 LOOF mourn the death of brother Clayton Heady a loyal husband and father. They decree the lodge charter to be draped in mourning thirty days copy of resolutions to be sent to the family and published in the lodge notes and local notice.
Dr. F D Crothers and colleagues present findings from a U S government pamphlet on alcohol and drugs at a Washington meeting of the American Society for the Study of Alcohol and Other Drug Narcotics. The paper notes Maori decline after alcohol and tobacco introduction and suggests broad deterioration among whites who drink.
English hop fields in Kent have workers on stilts with rests and overshoes to string hop poles up to 15 feet high. Mounted stilts boost efficiency, allowing a single worker to perform six times the ordinary output. Hops, used to flavor beer, have a long brewing history in Europe and were introduced to the United States in 1625 with early cultivation in New Netherlands.
The Mona Lisa, famed painting by Leonardo da Vinci, reportedly disappeared from the Louvre’s Salon Carre. French authorities, led by Mr. Hamard, speculate a blond man with glasses abducted the artwork to keep its famed smile near him.
A fragment asks about where to use a greaseless skin food product. It seeks guidance on application areas and suitability for different skin types and conditions. The note implies practical usage questions without specific brand or dosage details.
The writer discusses conservatism, criticizing rigid petrification and praising prudent, ideas driven management. They cite a bank example where deposits doubled under thoughtful leadership, arguing for confident banking that balances caution with growth and invites customers to discuss further.
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