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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
8
An old newspaper fragment markets fashion goods and subscriptions. It touts up to date neckties gloves hats and linen from top makers with low prices. It also advertises the Criterion Publication Co offering a trial subscription and free sample copies. A separate line notes an upright 3 horsepower engine for sale at $35, original cost $150.
Cason residents report a detective meeting next Saturday. Orley Stewart bought a team of young horses from Henry Crane. Frank Starks and family visited near Ladoga Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Nora Kirkpatrick visited her father in Jamestown Thursday. Two BCCOBB ions attended church Sunday night. Mrs. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Call from Putman County visited J. S. Mitler Friday night. Clay Slavens sent Henry McDaniel a fine Scotch Collie last week. Diphtheria scare ends locally. Geo. Randall butchered Sunday. Uncle Joe Kirkpatrick improving. Birth announced for Ernest and wife’s daughter. Maggie Randall and sons from Whitesville visited relatives. W.D. Leap and Wm. Dean traveled to Indianapolis for goods. Frank Rouths moved to town. Pete Stevens and Pete Starwalt moved into new houses. Chas. Miller painted his barber shop front.
The Roachdale News observes Thanksgiving while The Daily Reporter offers fresh material. The Thorntown Argus rebounded last week and Shirley Hustler shrank its sheet to improve. The Thorntown Enterprise will publish a 12 page December issue. Bourbon News-Mirror from Bourbon, Ind. arrives with Marshal printing. North Salmon Herald to get a new home. Pittsboro Sun hints at Thanksgiving turkey plans.
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