The Hustler rises in price as reading expands
The Advance Hustler notes demand and costs, moving from 50 cents to 1 dollar as eight pages triple reading. It warns readers the paper must show profit or disappear, cites Wilson era sentiment and Indiana losses, and outlines new subscription terms plus local civic notices and church activities.
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U.S
Wilson
Indiana
Ohio
Friends
Hustler
Otis Wright Arrives in France and Community Notes
Otis Wright writes his parents he has landed in France and many DePauw friends greet him on the deck. The page also carries notices about a half interest barber shop for sale, letters from Japan, Red Men enrollment, sermons by Lookabill and Rev. Todd, coal sales, Red Cross updates, and local social and church events with multiple residents' moves and visits.
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Otis Wright
Depauw College
Rev. Todd
Mr. Todd
Earl Anderson
Asiatic Squadron
U.S. N
Rev. Anderson
Todd
Council of Defense
A. H. Yager
North Salem
Darington
Whitestown
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Liberty
Jackson
Jefferson Township
Congress
Jackson Township
Ora McDaniel
Jackson Township Sunday School Association
Maude Stevens Company
Christian Church O. V
E. R. Proffitt
Lillie Rector
the Missionary Society
Beulah Caplinger
Rector
Davie Sutton
Treas Byrda Kincaid
Carrie Beaver
Davion
Jou
Loe
Caplinger
Bruce
State Bank OF Advance
France
Sam Woods
Advance
Fred A. Riner
W. W. Speer
Japan
Rev. McLech
Nipmuck
Chas. E. McClaine
C of R
H. Randall Lookabill
Crawfordsville
Providence
Mr. Lookabill
Link Jones
Red Cross
Mark Wall
Clay Sheets
Lebanon
Clair Leeke
John Nicely
Anna Starwart
Martinsville
Harley Golliday
Lee Shaw
Harve Sheets
Verla Higgins
Pittsboro
Jerry Higgins
Darlington
Jas Maddox
Roy Nisley
Jas Hendrix
Geo McDaniel
L. F. Powell
Schrcleville
Accre
Hall
Jess Eemmert
Hamilton Co
J.w.cornelius
Ilinois
Elizabeth Canada
Christian Endeavor of the
North Church
S. S. Convention
Cominion Church
Ora Emmert
Ora Swindler
J. D. Emmert
Vesper Edrington
Cecil Kibbey
Zion
Ed Washburn Ward
Wm. Pratt Union
John
Our Government
Burrin’s
Victory
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