03 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
1
Government plans to reduce national bank note size by one third with new designs. Officials expect about eighteen months to complete the exchange, replacing current notes and issuing the redesigned bills as the old stock is retired.
The letter discusses potential moeh trou tide in corn gathering this fall and debates husking rules. It asks who will provide ladders and gear, whether huskers must trim ears, and if legal action may be avoided by a public meeting to settle the issues.
Brother Francia took dinner with Wan while Welker and his wife attended Sunday.
Attendants at Sunday School the first Sunday were 58 with offerings of 51 54 and bibles 25. Willing Workers meet first Tuesday afternoon monthly. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 o'clock with a push to attend next Sunday. Presentations at Preserving services on the first and fourth Sundays, both morning and evening. Aunt Jeve Bowman donated 10 to the Aid Society last Thursday though she is not a member. Willing Workers meet Saturday afternoon Oct Tohat two o clock. dues payable then. All members urged to attend.
The report observes a warm breeze from the south and a balmy atmosphere. It suggests the coming winter will be mild and peaceful, with southerly winds prevailing for the period ahead.
Tommy Burrin shared a Sunday dinner with Lawton Ward in a social gathering. The event highlights friendly relations between the two men and local community ties.
Local column lists residents visiting Lebanon and surrounding areas on Saturday and Monday. People mentioned include Mrs Rush Woors, J R Sullivan, Lutha Yager, Lora Smith, Geo Ray, Mrs Dr Burke, James Burrin, Mrs Wm Caldwell, Bess Nisley, Brother Kibbey, W P Kibbey, Fay Young, Sam Woods, and others. Community events include hay baler purchase, an Advance Band at a Democrat speech, a soup and pie supper on October 7, and school activities. A diphtheria case prompts health warnings, and several families are noted as traveling, visiting, or returning home.
Diphtheria outbreak grows in Ladoga with a dozen cases reported. All churches were closed and Ladoga schools have been suspended for at least two weeks. Some patients attend local grade and high schools while doctors strive to prevent a wider epidemic using antitoxin.
The Rev. Homer Dale ended a protracted meeting at Ward Thursday night after nearly four weeks of services. Sixty two additions were reported during the revival, with the pastor assisted by his wife who led the singing.
The High School basketball team beat the Alumni 20 to 13 on Friday afternoon with notable enthusiasm. A girls glee club formed with members Juanita Coolman Clara Whitecotton Harsh Ward Ruby Cornelius Hazel Shabao Irene Caldwell Jane Brown Idona Sutton Leola McClaine Mary Shina.
The Advance Lodge No. 480 K of P expresses deep sympathy to the family of James Nicely and resolves to send a copy to the sorrowing family, record the resolution, and forward to The Hustler for publication. Signed by Jesse Roark A. H. Yager Frank Gregory.
Fire broke out during Sunday School at the Max A B church last Sunday and was discovered by motorists. Parishioners evacuated as flames were put out, but the building sustained substantial damage. Sunday School will move to the hall until repairs are completed.
The Bank of Advance presents its condition as of September 30 1912 to the Auditor of State. The document outlines assets liabilities and equity as recorded in the bank's ledgers and prepared for state review.
A reflective piece discusses the reluctance to inflict cruelty on friends or cause harm to loved ones, noting universal moral hesitation despite hypothetical pressure to act badly. It emphasizes empathy and the natural boundary against hurting those close.
A reflection on how tiny acts of insensitivity and sarcasm cause lasting pain. The text warns that daily cruelties, even when minor, accumulate and damage relationships more than major troubles, urging care in speech and compassion to protect friends and family.
State officials discuss a bill to regulate gypsy bands amid extortion reports. The Virginia draft imposes a $200 per company license tax to operate in each county. unlicensed practice incurs a $500 fine.
Citizens in Boone county and across Indiana are urged to register by October 7 or risk disfranchisement in the coming election. Supporters cite the large 86 000 vote margin that approved the registration law and say the law curbs illegal voting.
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