30 Nov 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
1
Sunday gatherings and dinners mark local life with relatives visiting from Lebanon and Indianapolis. Neighbors share meals, and families from Thorntown, Crawfordsville, Whitesville, and nearby towns report visits, sewing, and shopping at Bowman's sausage and Caplinger grocery. a piano prize contest is announced with 400 dollars.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother.
The postponement of a public sale caused disappointment across the town as residents, including many local families, discuss the impact and anticipate a rescheduled date. Letters from local figures indicate concern about affordability and the sale’s effects on the community.
An obituary notes the death of a local resident and lists surviving family. The document includes testimonials from J. W. Brendel and bankers praising the Oliver Taylor Realty Co of Gisawtown Ky, and invites ladies to a sale on Saturday December 9 at 1 o’clock.
Ruth Ashley of near Jamestown visited Ethel Jackson Sunday. Clarence Smiley and wife spent Saturday in Lebanon. Nealia Jackson spent Sunday with Alice Scott. Sunday visitors as Sam Graham's were Claude Williams and family Elieha Reese and family Mia. Jne Jackson and daughter Nealia were shopping in Usbap on Saturday.
Chas Sparks was at New Rose Monday. Mrs D rid McCleson has been sick. Elmer Wil end family attended the Woodwan supper at flax Saturday night. Rey Berry and wife and daughter Evylon of West Minnesota spent Sunday with Lage Woodard and family. Could not publish all the country news due to lack of space.
The article argues that over 95 percent of grain is harvested by machines and over 95 percent of business uses bank checks for safety and ease. It contrasts progress with those still binding by hand and praises the intimate relations with the bank offering desk accounts and simple setup.
Golladay School House notes uncertain activity with Chas Garne and Otto Threskold involved in incidents last Saturday and a flat calf being handled. Mrs Nors Ferguson spent Saturday in Lananon. Wm Walser and family visited James Walker on Sunday. Guy Coe finished shredding in the sing last Serrday.
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