19 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
1
Local notices list numerous visits and illnesses among families in Lebanon Whitestown and surrounding towns. A hardware dealer asks customers to bring back wire stretchers and notes sales of pure bred birds and a four year old farm horse for sale.
Arthur Bratton, son of Glen Bratton, was painfully bruised when an eastbound Big Four train struck his buggy at the Main Street crossing. The horse was unharmed. Flagman James Cross warned Bratton to stop but he crossed as the train began to pull away from the station.
A carload of hogs shipped from Whitely County to Crawfordsville via the Vandalia railroad was returned Monday due to a quarantine on the county. The car carried hogs labeled as household goods. J C Hutchinson notified Dr A B Niven of the government animal industry station, who ordered the return. A number of chickens were also absent.
The Annual Evangelistic campaign of the Advance Christian Church opens next Sunday morning conducted by Pastor Oscar E Kelley. Leon H Thomas and wife of Des Moines assist in music bringing strong recommendations and expected benefits. Sermons in first week focus on Revelation for church members with opening jeeping service and continuous schedule. Singers arrive Monday and everyone is invited to attend all services.
Martha Christina Heath born September 9 1859 died November 13 1914 at 59 due to tuberculosis. She married Ed S Graham in 1890 and had seven children Zula Hendris Rual George James Mabel Fern Mary. She joined Old Union Church early in life and lived a consecrated Christian life. Funeral at Ward church 2 pm Sunday with Rev Homer Dile officiating. interment at Old Union.
Clarence Taylor sues R R Jaques Company in Boone circuit court claiming overtime pay from September 1893 to March 1 1914. He alleges salary rises over the years and unpaid overtime totaling 13 329 5.12 hours worth $2 120.60, seeking $3 620.67 plus interest and fees. Attorney M M Buichelder represents the plaintiff. Artman Smith appear for the defense.
Hon Richard C Hobson famous Spanish American War hero and U S congressman will address the First Baptist Church in Lebanon next Tuesday night November 22 at 8 10. He will lecture on The Great Destroyer with a 21 and under admission of three tenths and over twenty one admission of five cents.
The Advance Christian Church reports 77 in Sunday School attendance last Sunday and a collection of 1.79 dollars. Pastor Kelley notes hopes for full teacher attendance and a well prepared lesson as the kitchen is plastered and other improvements are made in preparation for the revival.
A Rustler want ad promises rapid results for readers seeking jobs goods or services. The notice emphasizes swift responses and easy contact methods reflecting the paper’s brisk classifieds tone.
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