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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
4
Farm for sale 343 acres 14 miles north of Advance known as the J. L Erskine farm. Guy A. Morrison administrator. John Fiscus of Hendricks County has seed corn samples at this office. If you want seed corn see this corn.
For sale two lace ferns. For more information call Hustler office at phone number 77.
The Arkansas Bankers Association received an object lesson on good livestock value at the Arkansas College of Agriculture event in Little Rock. A Jersey cow earned $85 profit last year, a high grade cow from a purebred and scrub cross earned $58, while a scrub cow was labeled a detriment to Arkansas farming.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our husband and father, R E Whorley.
The note urges readers to patronize advertisers to keep the paper in print, stating the publication relies on ads for viability and asking for local business support and readership collaboration.
Jane asks how to tell honest brokers from frauds in stocks and bonds. Aunt Emmy urges patience and due diligence, warns about door to door salesmen, notes Liberty Bonds spurred widespread investing, and advises consulting banks for reliable advice to avoid losses.
The column humorously asks where insects spend the cold season and features a pun by a dumbbell character. It presents a light, inquisitive tone typical of the En-ar-co National News style.
The American Red Cross reports 60 000 volunteers and a rise from one expert in 1914 to nearly 50 000 active life-savers. Aimed at water safety, the program trains youth and adults, with Boy Scouts and military camps adopting courses. Thousands pass rigid tests, medals awarded for long service, and expansion continues across cities, schools, and police forces.
The Advance Hustler lists subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months fifty cents, single copies five cents. Six copies of one issue cost thirty cents when paid cash in advance. Display ad rate is twenty cents per inch and locals at six cents per line. Short obituaries and other notices have tiny per line charges, with variations for extra length and card of thanks. Member publications include the Commercial Club and Indiana Associated Weeklies. Post office entry notes indicate Advance, Indiana.
In addition 36 rescue bars to medals were awarded to Red Cross Corps members who saved lives during the year. The campaign urges public support for life-saving work and asks all persons to join or renew membership during the enrollment period opening Armistice Day, November 11.
Henry's Stock Barn on West Main Street Jamestown Indiana advertises sound pure bred Belgian stallion Oxtail American No. 5979 and foreign No. 61542, Percheron Stallion Peg in P. S. of A gray with BoxER No. 65765, and Morgan Jack Morgan McKinney Jr. Reg. No. 5972. Enrollment numbers, prices to insure colt to stand and suck, and insurance forfeiture if mare leaves. Barn lit by electricity open day or night at 22 Telephone.
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