Ad vance Indiana Postal Notice From 1911
Entry states second class mail matter with date March 3 1911 and post office in Ad vance Indiana under act of March 3 1879.
05 Oct 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
1
Entry states second class mail matter with date March 3 1911 and post office in Ad vance Indiana under act of March 3 1879.
A crowded column lists visits and errands across Lebanon Brown County and nearby towns. Residents like Jennie Jackson and Rose Davis travel to Indiana polis and Genesee while others attend sales, church events, and family gatherings. The Advance Lumber Co. advertises coal and Bowmans sells lard and meats among routine buys at The Blue Front and Caplinger’s grocery.
Readable entries show names and addresses of new subscribers in Roachdale and nearby locales including Mrs Mary Pitenker Chas Sturman Alex Sheeta Ollie Smith and Harley Golinday. The list references routes RR 21 RR 4 and city names Cville and Roachdale with multiple rural routes.
Farmers are asked to return tomato crates owned by the PAdvance Canning Company immediately. The notice emphasizes prompt return of crates in original condition to avoid disruption in operations.
Reform advocates urge mayors to promote a sane Hallowe'en to curb vandalism. They contrast it with a sane Fourth and call for education campaigns to curb wild Halloween orgies in large cities during the coming month.
Candy makers from Indiana report higher sugar costs will push retail candy prices up about 15 percent this season. The group says dealers set prices individually and no fixed rate is planned.
Dr. H. W. Wiley urged Indiana physicians that the high cost of living stems from crowded cities and deserted farms. He warned prices may rise further unless more people return to rural life, saying starvation could force the urban poor to move away as costs climb.
A scarlet fever case emerged last week among Jamestown pupils prompting Friday afternoon school closure and thorough fumigation. The afflicted child is the daughter of Jewett Ashley.
Advertisement promises home cure for hemorrhoids bleeding itching and protruding piles using a new absorption treatment. It offers free samples and local references upon request, urging immediate relief and permanent care. Written by Mrs. M Summers, Box P Notre Dame Indiana.
Hicks forecasts a sequence of storm periods across late October into early November with autumnal rains, high gales, snow squalls, thunder and lightning. He mentions central dates around the 7th 10th 14th 15th 21st 24th and 30th, with colder then warmer endings and a final trend toward milder weather.
Miss Emma McKensey of Koko mo field superintendent for a blind women association will speak at North Christian church next Sunday morning after the regular service. The Indiana Association of Blind Women plans training and equipment for blind people after education at the state institution.
Willus Fulwider suffered a sprained right arm after attempting to jump and touch a sign for the Indianapolis News in front of C. E. McClaine's store. The same arm was injured over a year ago when a wagon passed over it, and the current sprain adds to his pain.
Harold and Hazel Shaban’s horse bolted from Hank's livery barn last Friday and again on Wednesday. A boy’s stick frightened the horse, sending it north to the crossroads then east, and later west. The buggy and harness were badly damaged, but no injuries occurred.
An advertisement touts The Huntier available now through January 1 1912 for 25 cents. It presents a brief sale note with limited detail, focusing on the price and deadline.
London reports the disinherited German prince Hermann and his bride Wanda Lottero, once a Milan beauty contest winner and London Merry Widow performer. Hermann’s debts and exile followed his devotion to Wanda, leading to his removal from succession and a private fortune collapse before a high-profile marriage.
A banker argues for absolute honesty in advertising and operations. He insists customers deserve truthful dealings daily and that banks must welcome scrutiny. He claims his institution bears full examination with nothing to conceal and invites account openings.
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