25 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
1
A grateful letter from Bible School Secretary Rob t M Hopkins commends Bro McDaniel for loyalty to the Rural Church Institute and the Advance Hustle. He thanks the paper for hearty cooperation and goodwill across the enterprise.
Hunter Van Riggins and four Boone County citizens returned home after a deer hunt. Riggins injured his throat by swallowing a bone and was brought home before the expedition ended. He was treated at Williams Hospital Lebanon and is now at home and well.
Oris Ashwell finally wins the motion picture rights to the Life of Our Saviour after repeated attempts. Demand is high and prices steep but he plans the finest production yet in Advance, with weather permitting large crowds expected to view the famous pictures.
In Boone County in the twentieth century residents should feel gratitude for harvests and peace. The piece urges civic duty and progress through labor, education, church work, and shared generosity, ending with a call to live as daily givers of thanks to improve the county and society.
N A Rogers on the John Routh farm four miles west of Stock Killed reports three hogs and one heifer killed by the Denver Limited of the Central of Indiana railway last night. Two more heifers crippled and killed. The line runs through the farm and stock wandered onto the track.
Editor Gregory Walden of the Pittsboro Sun hosted visiting country publishers from Indiana in Pittsboro last Friday. Storms limited inspections but crowds attended. a dinner by the Ladies Aid and M E Church followed by instruction sessions with Governor Ralston, Mr Pigman, and J F Warfel highlighted cooperative community effort.
Raising Rice Clifford Knoy who moved to Arkansas two years ago to raise rice has thrashed 6,160 bushels and sold his share for $1.04 a bushel. He rents and seeks a larger farm as rice growing proves a thriving local industry with good returns this season.
The Advance Opera Company formed by active local youths plans a December 11 performance of the lively play Whirlwind. Organizers predict strong crowds for this home talent debut from a new local theater group.
The Pocahontas Lodge in the city will host a program with light refreshments on Thanksgiving Eve. State headquarters recommends observing the event and supporting the observance.
The Ricardi Fadettes performed the third number of the lecture course to a large appreciative audience Monday night. Every member of the organization is an artist and the program pleased. Margarite Schutz Burkhardt gave readings that were as good as ever heard here. The ensemble will likely receive a warm welcome if they return.
T. E. Brown and wife visited with Artie Brown and family Thursday night and Friday, sharing time and conversation during a social gathering.
If they persist in making corns, promptly relieve this painful annoyance and put an end to your suffering with targeted care and proven remedies. The guidance emphasizes timely treatment to prevent escalation and promote quicker comfort.
At his appointment next Sunday Bro. Kelley will discuss the Institute at the morning service and Folly in spending money at the evening service.
Verna Lucas of Columbus recounts wheat yielding about 40 bushels per acre on Uncle John Forbes’ claim. Threshing runs full blast and garden truck supplies are abundant across the area.
Mr and Mrs Frank Self have moved into the Rev Ashbys former house and made improvements including painting repairs to the barn adding chickens and other work increasing the property value by several hundred dollars.
A large crowd saw the local Departmental Baseball team beat Jamestown Freshmen 19 to 12 last night. The game was full of pep from start to finish with standout performances by Skeeter Lawler and Lewis Owens. Jamestown Freshmen request a rematch.
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