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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
5
R D Chamberlain reports breeding stock of Ornoka Shorthorns and R F D Ferm located about 24 miles east of New Ross Indiana. Advance phone lines indicate several offerings bred to Marwalton Landmark.
Roan Lady roan four animals for sale including a mother of Seam stress in calf by Avondale grandson. Seamstress red heifer from Rean Lady, dived by import Royal Champs. Princess Beauty 2d-i is a heifer from Renix tracing to Import Young Mary. Princess Bridgett red cow aged year bred to Avondale grandson tracing to Young Mary. Three Bulls two red one roan all sired by Sensation Avondale grandson. Registered.
A reflective poem extols a faultful yet loyal friend. The speaker praises the friend’s honesty, leadership, and steadfastness despite flaws, claiming affection remains despite faults. The verse emphasizes trust and personal loyalty over analysis.
The speaker reflects that prayer provides comfort and lifts the spirit beyond earthly doubts. When faith wanes, life darkens. when trust returns, hope and blooming courage appear. A loving power grants solace and transforms pain, supporting the soul toward a wiser, hopeful stance.
An American traveler reports that 400,000 Filipinos largely favor independence and credit the Jones Law with strengthening ties to the United States. He argues Americans must honor the pledge to withdraw sovereignty once a stable government exists, predicting a lasting, universal precedent.
Advanc Lodge No 664F and Ancient Masonic Order meet Wednesday night on or before the full moon. Visitors welcome. Thomas E Burrin worshipful master Walter McDaniel secretary.
Viola Onetta arrives at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Howalter on November 9. Visitors Wm Ford and Edge Washburn of Hendrix County are in town. Advance Independents beat Thorntons 29 to 19. Bainbridge Independents lost 30 to 35. Jamestown Independents visit November 26. Rev J S McCullum of Seattle will preach at Dover Church on Sunday November 14 and will present a Christian Americanization program in the evening. Cash contributions for the rau festival total several dollars from local businesses and residents, with more welcome.
Nipmuck Hayloft No 1413 holds weekly meetings each Monday night. Visitors are welcome to attend. Leo Kincaid and C. H. Sumner Owens C of S are noted organizers.
Advance Lodge 806 meets Thursdays weekly. Visitors welcome. Lew Owens N G John Campbell Lecy Nipmuck Tribe 141 meets Fridays. Elmer Hinkle Sachem Edd Hypes C of R. Advance K P Lodge 480 meets last Monday each month. Meetings called in emergency. Visitors welcome. Ray Davis C C D G Caplinger K R S NO TIGE offices: Tuesday at Advance Bank and Friday at Jamestown Bank. James Bowman Prusfp re.
A civic exhortation urges more patience and charity toward all with faith in fellow citizens. It advocates looking forward, reducing reverence for the past, resisting pretended authority, and preparing for a future marked by light and life.
A speaker describes a private corner in the mind filled with treasures and beauty. They gather bright memories a sea shell shimmer a baby's smile a starry night and more. When worried they visit the mental treasure house to regain cheer and seek new beauty.
A moral exhortation urges personal integrity and self discipline as paths to a wiser happier world. The guidance emphasizes honest motives, learning, and daily acts of kindness that collectively benefit many.
Poem urging self examination about conscience and deeds. Reflect on today and tomorrow, asking whether one helps others, shows compassion, acts justly, and strives for good rather than vanity. Quotation attributed to W Dayton Wegefarth.
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