Hustler Birthday Reflects Seven Years of Growth
The Hustler marks seven years since its founding as Advance’s first paper. The editor touts the weekly’s reach and truthfulness, recounts readers’ reactions, and notes the paper’s rise from a farm origin to a leading American weekly with the first brick business block in Advance. Continued on Page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hustler
Renoon
Ilustler
Indianapolis
St. Louis Glove-Democrat
Bank OF Advanc
W. J. Devil
A Cheap Precaution for Mailing Envelopes
A promotional note urges printing name and address on envelopes to prevent misdelivery delays. It warns of unreadable or incorrect addresses, missing stamps, and slow responses, arguing printed envelopes save time and worry, offering five hundred preprinted envelopes as a cheaper option.
Married near Jamestown Vern Shockley and Miss Mable Pratt
Vern Shockley and Mable E. Pratt of near Jamestown wed last Thursday at 6 pm at the home of Rev. Howard Dale 817 North West Street. The couple, former residents of Lebanon, will live on a Jamestown area farm and are greeted with congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Shockley
Mable E. Pratt
Jamestown
Hower Dale
North West Street
Shockley
David H. Shockley
Henry Pratt
Lebanon
Runaway Horse Frightens Pair Near Jamestown Interurban
Alvin Patterson of near Jamestown was riding a horse at the Dover Interurban Station when a westbound car approached, startling the horse and causing it to bolt. Patterson was hurt with scratches and bruises. he stayed overnight at the station before continuing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Patterson
Jamestown
Dover Interurban
Patterson
Rtation
Lebaron
Little Elizabeth Perkins Wins Autograph Note From Bryan
Elizabeth Perkins then five years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Perkins, sent a small painting to William Jennings Bryan during his Lebanon visit. Bryan replied Nov 15, 1906 praising the child’s skill and noting the gift would be prized for its merit and the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Perk
O. P. Perkins
W. J
Mr. Bryan
Lebanon
Te Ralston
Elizabeth
W. J Bryan
Capital Circuit Traction Hints New Route to Jamestown Line
The Capital Circuit Traction Co considers a proposed eastward extension from Advance five and a half miles to the Jamestown and Lebanon road then to within a mile of Lebanon. The plan favors level terrain and reduced grading with no competing rail lines nearby. Thomas Sherrin offers consent and aid to secure the right of way through his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Circuit Co
Advance
Capital Circuit Traction Co
Jamestown and
Lebanon
Thomas Sherra
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Concord
Canton
China
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Standard Ou Company
Repre
Sea
Chefeo
Hong Hong
Maggie
Basil
Leo
Ressia
Parma
F. F. Whorley
Bank of Advance
Transaction
WM. H. Miller
Joe Snow
Hustler
Advance Hustler
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Little
W.l. Hunt
Guneral
Advange, Indiana
the Corner Crocery
J .R. Sullivan
Prop
Imp
Joseph Brothers
S. W. Ailes
Mark Wall
Jeweler & Optian
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