15 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
1
A crowded collage of social calls sales and trips notes from Indiana towns. Mary Shinn visits friends while William Schofield travels to Indianapolis. Jennie Ross and others make business trips to Indianapolis. Cabbage and ribbon sales and various for sale items appear alongside household repairs and sewing machines.
Mrs G W Staley of Milan Kansas visiting relatives here died after years of declining health at the Logan home Tuesday afternoon. She was 39 and survived by ten children Stella May Harvey Clyde Claude Archie George Jr Cecil Myrtle Willie and Rosa. She leaves two brothers and a sister Fannie Vangarden New Augusta and Portia Leek Peru Ind. Funeral services were held at 7 00 am at the Logan home conducted by Rev Oakes Hall and the body was shipped to Kansas for burial.
Citizens of Ad vanes are thanked for kind favors shown during the illness and death of Mrs Minnie Staley beloved wife and sister. The note asks continued goodwill and support for the family in their time of grief.
The town board appointed Sam Woods marshal to fill the term of Mari on Craver who resigned after serving one week. Woods had been serving as deputy and now begins the new role.
The Republicans have arranged for a Friday evening event at the Grand Opera with Hon J Wesley Bit Ia as a chief speaker. He is described as a notable orator, rivaling Bryan in influence, and the gathering in Boone County is presented as a significant political occasion.
The readable bits suggest a brief item mentioning Lebanon county testing or a political event in New York involving a figure named Mr Gill and a Roosevelt style reference, but the text is highly garbled and partial.
A lecture on cholera will be given at the school hall next Thursday October 22. Prof Oba Pardue of the University will discuss causes and cures with reference to Ita. The talk aims to benefit farmers within five miles of Adway and is organized by the extension department of the university.
A fragment outlines a farmer lecture on information reach and methods to present content. It mentions audience, presentation aids, and aims to improve understanding through visuals and structured messaging. Further details remain unclear in the excerpt.
The Lebanon Reporter notes the mayor officiated the first wedding ever performed in town. The ceremony took place at noon in the library area with Jos Thorotown and Migs of near Ajs06s2 farmar as the couple. Mas Hichman and Will Wood witnessed the event. the newlyweds will reside on a farm east of Lebanon.
The Lyceum Supplement misprinted a 25 cent price for a Commercial Club event in the school hall. Single admission will not be less than 35 cents. Rapid sales of season tickets and seating for under 300 prompt organizers to emphasize the correct price for single entries.
The Rev C O Coy and wife and three other Lebanon clergymen with spouses travel to Springfield Ohio for the American Christian Convention which meets October 13 to 20. Delegates from US and Canada participate with missionary interests in Porto Rico the Philippines and Japan.
Seventeen months old Mary Lorene Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs Robartus Dean died last Monday forenoon of tuberculosis Funeral services were held at Providence Tuesday afternoon with Rev Homer Dale officiating Burial at Pisgah.
Auction notice listing single comb Buff Orpington males and females for sale by E M Coors of Hezelrigg contact phone.
Notice states display ads must beat the office by Wednesday noon of each week. The instruction sets a weekly deadline for submissions.
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