Advance Indiana postal notice from March 3 entry
Second class mail matter notice dated March 3 1611 appears for Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3.
12 Oct 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
1
Second class mail matter notice dated March 3 1611 appears for Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3.
Fresh bread at Caplingers grocery and Snow Flake flour 60¢ a sack. Wm. Butler and Wm. Kibbey on the petit jury. Various dinners with neighbors including Eunice Ross with Jas. Shera and wife and Hulda Moore of Lebanon visiting Rose Pointer. Box supper at Bushtown school house Friday. Real estate transfers and sales at North Maine Street. The Advance Bank promotes saving money as the sure way to wealth.
Bushtown school house hosted a Friday night event on October 13 with many neighbors attending. The report lists residents and visitors including John Wells, Abe Shelley and families, Ora Shelley, Will Walker and family, James VanHorn, Verne Cornelius teaching in Harrison township, and various social visits to Lebanon and Milledgeville areas.
Fragmentary court notes show Ralph G. Cook jailed on charges with legal delays and fines totaling $3 750 while issues of divorce, child support, and residency arise. Emma Morton’s case links to Cook’s alleged affair and divorce planning. References to authorities in Leba, Jackson, and Indianapolis appear with vague dates and details.
From October Farm Journal summary reads as Township Sunday School convention address by Mrs Carrie Beaver. Emphasizes global evangelism through Sunday Schools dating to Moses. Calls for faithful teachers, punctuality, study, and living by example. Reports board actions: 27 workers in the field 1 005 new Sunday Schools 900 000 scholars 188 churches 59 houses of worship built in one year.
The Conundrum Supper hosted by Willing Workers in the church basement last Saturday drew a large crowd and much amusement. A menu listed twenty five items with playful disguises. about $21.50 was raised and donations were appreciated.
Ray and Miss May Ferris were married in Danville Illinois last Monday morning at 10 30 A M Earl Ray is the son of Mr and Mrs porte oe and the couple have a circle of friends who extend best wishes They will begin housekeeping in about three weeks at Goodland Indiana where the groom is employed
Miss Emma McKensey of Kokomo, totally blind, spoke at North Christian church last Sunday urging a Thanksgiving offering from every Indiana church to aid blind women. She spoke to students at a local school and plans to visit Lebanon and Frankfort schools this week.
Experiments at John W. Cox farm near Fairmont via Purdue station reveal unsprayed tomato plots remained healthy and sprayed plots twice with Bordeaux mixture yielded similar fruit. Spraying for fungus is not deemed desirable though leaf sprout is controlled with timely spraying after detection. Early season plants are most at risk, requiring close watch. Yields vary by propagation method: hotched grown plants, nontransplanted. hotbed grown plants transplanted once. hotbed grown plants not transplanted.
Sunday Oct 22 marks Rally Day at the Methodist Sunday School with a short program and a goal to renew interest and boost attendance. Each Methodist Sunday School is expected to give a special offering on the day to support the school and its activities.
Mrs. Ada Leigh Lewis warns that a young American girl studying art or music in Paris needs a definite monthly income of at least 70 dollars to cover board lodging and training. She cautions about outward dangers in Paris and the inner loneliness that tests a student away from home.
The Gloucester port report for 1910 shows 121,984,355 pounds of fish caught, about 3,000,000 pounds less than 1909 and 7,500,000 less than 1908, yet prices rose to a new record, offsetting the decline in catch.
Limburger cheese will always have its own peculiar odor. U S Baer secretary of the Wisconsin Cheesemakers association says at the nineteenth annual meeting in Milwaukee that a hoped for cheese with flavor but without the smell was a failure.
In a Selborne Society lecture F A Ballamy estimated the total number of known stars at about four billion based on present calculations.
The text argues money comes hard and saving requires patience and sacrifice. It promotes using a bank to accumulate wealth, urging readers to open an account, even with five dollars, beginning next payday for themselves and family.
The article censuses a malfunctioning Bank of Advan feature in the current issue. Readers encounter a blurred lead as the story opens with unreadable text, delaying initial facts and forcing a later clarification by editors. The piece aims to outline the missing portion and its expected implications.
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