Advance Hustler and Its Local History in Advance
The Advance Hustler chronicles its long evolution from 4 to 32 column formats, detailing editors including Ora and Charles McDaniel, Lars Darnell, Mark Wall, Nisley, and Thompson, and noting location moves and ownership changes ending with WD Sullivan as editor and publisher. It highlights commitment to local news and community service in Advance and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Daniel
Ora
Charles McDaniel
Henry Pittengr
Fica
Hustler
Speci
Secod
Joe Paynter
Near O'd Unin
Ndianapolis Printing ‘Co
Ora MacDaniel
Steling Clothing Co
Lars Darnell
Indianapolis Printing Co
Mark Wall
Nisley
Thompson
WD Sullivan
Alva Nisley
Fred Thompson
Young Men's Rain Coats For Sale Projected Availability
A fragment describes a garment item titled young men’s rain coats. It notes that the coat can be worn and mentions having one available. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details on brand size or price.
Local families visit relatives and neighbors this week
Mrs. Sarah Bymaster of North Salem and Mrs. Mat Gregory of Ladoga visited relatives from Friday to Monday. Easl peacock and family of Darlington spent Sunday night with her mother Mrs. Coddington. Three who spent Sunday with Henry McDaniel were James McDaniel and Iris McDaniel of Lebanon plus Mrs. Saran Bymaster and Mrs. Mat Gregory. John Randel and wife and Will Lafollett and family were with family. Lon Taylor Will Sloan and daughter Lizzie Dinsman visited Ora Caldwells near Whitestone. Evert Collins is sick. Grandma MrDaniel is improving. Robert Sharp moved into his new house. Rev Kean holds services at the Christian church Saturday through Sunday. Cornelia Miller visited New Maysville and Roachdale. T H Dean and wife visited Duele Aaron Heater who is poorly in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bymaster
North Salem
Mat Gregory
Ladoga
Easl Peacock
Darlington
Coddington
Henry McDaniela
James McDaniel
Iris McDaniel
Lebanon
Saran Bymaster
John Randel
Will Lafollett
Lon Taylor
Will Sloan
Lizzie Dinsman
Ora Caldwells
Whitestone
Evert Collins
Snap Shots Talent Brightens Shiloh Church Open House
The open house at Shiloh Church featured Snap Shots presented by the church youth with Miss Georgia Titus of Lebanon directing. The crowd filled the event, with Praise of the actors for their readied parts and the finale showing patriotism and the old flag. Receipts were satisfactory and thanks conveyed to patrons and merchants for support on a rough night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Wigovalle
Shiloh
Georgia Titus
Lebanon
Titus
Rasen
Beenex d
Uoele Billy
Darky
Dot
Belov
Hazlewood Corn Gathering and Local Visits Report
Hazlewood residents and nearby farmers report corn gathering activity as Frank Martin shows limited improvement. W H Parr and wife visited R D Billingly family over Sunday. Local hogs sold at Advance Tuesday. Carl Kincaid helps George Kincaid husk corn. Mrs M M Edrington and Mrs Newt Wall visited John Kincaid family. Vesper Edrington from Hedge Row area visited Saturday afternoon on business. Evertt Caldwell from Dover station attended locality on Monday. Wm Booker suffered a badly mashed foot when a corn shredder tongue fell on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kincaid
George Kincaid
M.M. Edrington
Newt Wall
John Kincaid
Vesper Edrington
Near Hedge Row
Our Parts
Booker
Local remedies and patent medicine claims cited in chatter
A local note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Mt. Elgin Ontario merchant Thomas George praising its unmatched sales and perfect return record. The text shifts to a 1886 Ohio affidavit offering one hundred dollars for any catarrh cure not treated by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and promotes Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles with testimonials and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Thos. George
Mt. Elgin
Ontario
Garantee
Medicide
Joseph Bros
Lucas County
Frank J. Chenny
F J. Chenney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hunt the Clothes Amusement Outshines Bridge in Rural Village
A rural village amusement titled hunt-the-clothes captivates residents from Wednesday noon to Saturday night. Neighbors guess whose wash items end up out for retrieval, with anecdotes like Mr. Singleton错 and his corset-cover misplacement, creating a lively local pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Mr. Singleton
Ominous Arrival and Rough Callouts in Old Broadcasting
Fragmented chatter notes rough banter among broncho hands and roustabouts. A wounded or ill newcomer is teased as Earless Eddie and Broncho Bill. The scene shifts to a barrel of buckwheat flour and a mock exchange about buckwheat. The text ends with an advert style line about Honey and Tar cold remedy sold by two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Grizzly Pete
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W. Wall Bt
L. E. Wall
J. A. Parr
Cason
North Side Square
Ind
Phone
W.h.green
West Side Square
Over Oak Drug Store
Indiana
O. K
Elite Steam Laundry
Aleo
Sara A. McGraine
Thedford’s
Black
Yager’s
Miller's Stallion Barn
Advance Hustler
D. Sullivan
Pubstisia
Hustler Sias
BI Ae
Cincinnatti Enquirer
The
Wall and Caplinger
Dr. Kirtley
A.j.smith
Vee
Mith Hulk
Fergit
Byron Williams
Faith
Hazlewood
Frank Martin
W. H. Parr
Lebaron
R.D. Billingly
Evertt Caldwell
Dover
Boulder Gray
A. Due
State OF
Ohio
Ion
Cleveland
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