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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
Practical guidance covers dairy cleanliness, pig weaning, chick feeding, and flock management. Emphasizes whitewashing coops, proper hay and silage use, pasture rules, and avoiding damp storage. Includes remedies for barn practices, egg fertility, mare care, and wart treatment for cattle.
A call to vote in 1915 on whether Indiana should hold a constitutional convention. The piece argues for an up to date organic law and notes broad support while acknowledging debate on proposed reforms such as tax changes suffrage and direct democracy. It emphasizes nonpartisan progress and historic state growth from 1851 to 1913.
A historical editorial argues for a constitutional convention reflecting progressive sentiment in Indiana. It notes 1816 and 1851 constitutions were outgrown by their eras and contends the state should meet modern needs with a new charter driven by public will.
Albert Guarner hauled lumber for a house remodel while Thomas Evans brought shingles for repairs on his farm near Advances. Residents like Ora Reed, Bert Ferguson, and Harry James were noted visiting relatives or aiding neighbors during the week. Unclear spelling of several names and scattered family visits mark a typical rural community update.
The sixth year Physiology class had a quiz Monday. Mr Riggins called at school Monday noon.
New Ross Dramatic Company presents a high class comedy at the Opera House on Thursday night October 29. Lyceum course includes November 6 December 14 January 21 March 8 with dates to be announced later.
A short classified ad invites Chicago’s 250000 wealthy buyers to purchase farm goods direct. The seller offers a bound list with accurate addresses for prepaid $85.00, sent by W. A. Deeds from Riverdale Station Chicago Illinois.
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