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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
4
A bold notice proclaims a spectacular Merchandize Event in Lebanon boasting a million yards of prints and claiming it will be the greatest of its kind. The message emphasizes scale and grandeur to attract shoppers and buyers across the region.
Pearl Roberts is on the sick list. Various residents, including John McConhaughy of Leb and Albert Lassley, dined locally Friday and Saturday. Bill Dixon and Arthur of near Ladoga visited Thursday. Albert McLaughlin parched a horse Saturday. Mr. Logan of New Ross shingled a house for Oliver Dixon Friday. Roy Gordon husks corn for Grant Davis. Mrs. Idalvans and Jim Myers dined Sunday. J H Bursett and Avon Hand dined Sunday. Charlie Bruce and wife of Crawfordsville, Joe Miller near Cason, and Charlie Martin and wife here dined with George Swisher Sunday. George Stewart was in Crawfordsville Monday. Mrs. Jamie Loop is home again on a fuelow. Trustees Office Days Jamestown on Friday Advance at telephone office Tuesdays John Sandy.
MAX A Adame and wife visited Mr Nay Tuesday. Ladies Aid met at Wm Garners Tuesday eve. Meeting rained out Sunday. Mrs Mary Garner improving. Della Lasley staying this week. Ammlie Colling went to Lebanon to finish dressmaking course. James Melson family left for Tennessee. Frank Robins have a new boy. Horse Thief Detective Co organized here. Maud Lasley visited Myrtle Collins. Dr Bennington bought Wendling farm. Entertainment and Christmas tree planned. Good photos with Harsbarger. Indiana hog prices quoted. Mud disappearing. farmers hauling corn. Weather damaged Wednesday night. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised. John Emert to install eleven phones. Thanksgiving approaching. services urged. Martindale built new corn sheds. Jamestown Christian church not complete before Christmas. Hunters trespassing noted. legal action possible. Humorous tale of a man tricked by fly paper. Ex.
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