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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
1
Witnesses Jake Waters Frank Jones Chas McClaine describe a backyard spectacle near Jones' blacksmith shop. A chicken fights a long snake, swallows it tail first, then collapses from exertion. Later the bird and the snake vanish, leaving uncertainty who left with whom.
Jno Caldwell and James Dane have purchased a Jas Golliday barn and moved it to the lot north of Peffley and Robbins stable. They plan to fit it up as a sale barn and may add livery service, leveraging their horse trading experience to offer fair prices for good horses.
Advance postmaster Max Cod Wordoch announces subscriptions for the Gustler publication. He handles renewals and new signups, directing readers to subscribe through local channels and mail orders.
Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock at Bana Davis residence 14 miles west of town Eliya A. Canaday aged 34 and Nettie E. Buttrey aged 21 were married by Bro A C Brewer of Danville Ind in the presence of friends and relatives The couple will reside with the groom Simeon Canaday the groom's father The Hustler extends congratulations.
Ora McDaniel publishes The Advance Hustler in Advance, a four column four page weekly with a 25 cent sub until May 1 2000. Local merchants support the liberal advertising patronage and editors promise growth and service to the community as Jamestown and Thorntown papers comment on the launch.
A rare meteoric shower, occurring once every 35 years, is expected on the night of November 14 after midnight. Colleges, students and citizens nationwide are making elaborate preparations for the event.
A town visit by Prof Hovey’s young ladies band and a vitiscopic exhibition drew crowds Tuesday and Wednesday. The magic lantern proved common. the six ladies and a gentleman leader played steadily with skill. The show was praised for quiet behavior and neat dress but criticized for high admission and hotel costs.
A local listings note shows cat photo pricing at Harsh Burgers effective December 25. The item highlights a pricing update tied to an on site event at the diner.
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