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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

5

Food Transporting Problem Is Solved For Short Haul Freight

Indiana private motor truck lines operate as a mobile relief system under the Council of National Defense Highways Transport Committee. A Return Load Bureau would link shippers and truck owners via local chambers, boosting efficiency, easing rail car shortages, and speeding same day delivery by road when rail embargoes slow or halt service.

Council of National Defense Indiana Pubic Service Commission State Councils of Defense Chambers of Commerce Highways Transport Committee State Councils Section Motor Express France Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Chamber Atlantic

Rural Motor Express Gains Support For Farm Transport

Michael E. Foley, chairman of the Indiana State Council of Defense, urges expanding Rural Motor Express to connect producers with consumers. The National Council of Defense backs wide use of motor trucks to ease short haul traffic and reduce regulatory barriers, calling for full efficiency and return loads nationwide.

M. E. Foley Indiana State Council of Defense Michael E. Foley Motor Express National Council of Defense State Council of Defense Indiana Mr Foley The

Motor Truck Means More Food Produced

The motor truck movement in Indiana expands rural and inter city transport, with Richmond delivering to about thirty miles and serving both freight and passenger needs. Advocates push market outlets to boost farm production, save labor by keeping farmers on the land, and speed access to supplies, fertilizers, and machinery.

Indiana Connecticut Richmond State Council of Defense M. E. Noblett Hoosier State Auomobile Association Noblett

Kaiser papas taunting World War I letter home

A personal wartime note from the Kaiser’s envoy mocks American soldiers and colonies. He boasts of German superiority and threats, praises the Rhine, and urges a swift return home to safety as hostilities mount in Europe. The letter ends with a request to forward correspondence.

Bean School House Family News and Illness Update

Grandma Owens is not improving Mrs Dan Ryan is seriously ill and not expected to live Katie Smith has returned from Illinois after a week with a sick sister Chas Bean works on Bert Shera's farm near New Ross Family visits include Lew Owens George Ray Ernest Edrington Fred Owens Lee Owens Idr and Mrs John Young Otha McDaniel Alice and Florence Reed Grandma Reed from Crawfordsville Ollie Smith calls on Herley Galladay Chas Bean family visited his parents James Sutton called on Clarence Hougan and wife.

Dan Ryan Katie Smith Illinois Chas Bean Bert Shera New Ross Lew Owens George Ray Ernest Edrington Fred Owens Lee Owen New Maysville Francis Lester Hypes John Young Otha McDaniel Potts School House Alice Florence Reed Crawfordsville Grandma Reed Ollie Smith Herley Galladay James Sutton Clarence Hougan

GOILAIAY SCHOOL HOUSE B

As of Advance painting on Robert Ferguson's house was underway. Mr and Mrs Frank Joseph of near Pittsburg visited John McNutt and family and Mrs Rosa Hardee and Elisha Higgs and Bruce Pickering and family over the weekend. The English and family called on Chas Garner and family. Mrs Ferguson attended the bedside of their daughter Lulu Poynter who, with her child, was ill with scarlet fever.

Robert Ferguson Frank Joseph Pittsburg John McNutt Rosa Hardee Elisha Higgs Bruce Pickering James Higgs Chas. Garner

Fire department responds to roof blaze at James Galli home

Firemen rushed to the home of James Galli on Tuesday evening after a spark set the roof on fire. Damage was limited. Later, Rev and Mrs Boyd dined with Janes Vanhorn and family on Saturday.

James Galliday Mrs. Boyd Janes Vanhorn

Flu Sickness Spreads At Local Homes

Mrs George Broshar improves after influenza. Mr and Mrs Clair Leeke Mrs Clay Sheets spend Sunday at John Nisley. Frank Sparks and Alaska family return home to Chas Sparks due floods. Mrs Lawrence Riner Verda and Lester Bush visit Frank Riner. Mrs John Threlkeld and son Lonie have the flu.

George Broshar Clair Leeke Clay Sheets John Nisley Frank Sparks Alaska Chas. Sparks Lawrence Riner Verda Lester Bush Frank Riner John Threlkeld Lonie

Local visits and overseas service news from Crawfordsville area

Mark Wall and family visited Mr. and Mrs. N E Ailes on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowman visited their son Forrest at Crawfordsville on Sunday. The group notes a fine assortment of gifts for the boys overseas. Mark Wall and Rex Shinn have landed safely overseas.

Mark Wall N E Ailes Carl Bowman Forrest Crawfordsvillle Rex Shinn

Sunday School Opens at Guy Morrison Home

The Sunday School session began with hymns No 10 and 14 sung by the family. The Lords prayer was recited, followed by song 54 and a reading of the lesson titled A brim giving Isaac to God. Col and Chapt given in making 34 points. The lesson was discussed and song 171 concluded.

Guy Morrison Abram Isaac

Are You One The War Industries Board Orders

The War Industries Board requires country newspapers to obey orders by November 1. We must file a sworn affidavit with Post Office Authorities listing delinquent subscribers and prove a 15 percent reduction in newspaper usage. If unsatisfactory, suppliers will be withdrawn.

Fir Rhine Marne Rhine Chermah Cherman Lebanon War Industries Board

Local notes on military ranks and family movements

Alva Nisley has become a 2nd Lieut at Camp Gordon Georgia and prepares for France. Urcil Waters, stationed at Camp Devens Massachusetts, will depart for camp. his wife returns to Utah. Mrs Verna Crouch, arriving from Iowa, mourns Rev Lloyd Crouch who died of influenza. she also had influenza and could not travel.

Alva Nisley Camp Gordon Atlanta Georgia Urcil Waters Waiters Camp Devens Mass Waters Urcil France Utah Verna Cornelius Crouch Iowa Lloyd Crouch

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Pua Avccz Willie Bay Papa Belgium Washington der Kaiser P.S Grandma Owens Goilaiay School Clements Company Crawfordsville, Indiana Andrew S. Clements Advance R.R Home Tony Klippel East Main Street Chas. IX. McClaine A. H. Yager BLACK E. H. Hypes Ernest Delano KABO Melson & Son Roy Melson Will Lasley Ora Lasley Mr. Tingle Kentucky H E Newman Near Sheridan Wilbur Newman Claud Bowman Camp Wheeler, Ga Red Cross
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