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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
4
Dream Test Sought To Drill Oil On Whitestown Farm
James Weber once owned a forty acre farm near Whitestown and dreamed of oil there. He died in Ohio and left the land to his twin brother with a condition to drill a well. The widow now pursues drilling the oil well on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitestown
James Weber
Ohio
Boone County
What is the real good in heart and verse
A reflective poem fragment questions life's true good by voices from court school wisdom and lovers. The speaker hears within that Kindness is the word, a guiding inner truth about values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Court
School
Fall fashion notes feature satin belts and fringe trims
Fashion editor Grace Margaret Gould notes drop in arrow belts with wide satin girdles and rosettes. Fall costumes show braiding fringed ends and large buttons. Dark tailored suits from Paris include black satin reverses and bright waistcoats, with velvet dog collars and high necklines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Margaret Gould
Farm and Fireside
Paris
Berry’s Bill Held Up By A Father’s Dismissal
A short local item quotes Willie Reed of Keasey Oregon scolding Berry over an overdue bill. The elder Berry’s supposed haste and the speaker’s indifference to Berry’s feelings are noted in a terse, characterful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Berry
Willie Reed
Keasey
Ore
Berry's Son Targets Delinquent Customer in Prompt Billing
A retired merchant named Berry leaves a son to run the store. A habitual defaulter is billed before due date to spur payment. The younger Berry receives a sharp note from the customer calling him a goivee and accusing the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Huckle Berry
Govee
The Care of Lamps Promises Bright, Odorless Light
The article emphasizes meticulous lamp care to ensure bright, clean burning. If a lamp emits an oily odor without leaks, boil its parts in water with washing soda, then dry and reassemble. Repeat this monthly to keep lamps functioning well as advised by August Farm and Fireside.
Fragrant sachets from lavender and cloves for bed linens
Make small sachets from silk or satin filled with dried lavender and ground cloves. Tie with ribbon and place near garments to revive a delicate old fashioned fragrance. Use vented rooms and clean air to ensure the lavender scent remains effective.
Local church and social notes from the town
Rev. Oakes Hall will preach at the M E church next Sunday morning and evening. Tim Smith and family returned home Monday after a week with Mrs. Smiths parents and brother. Mrs. Blanch Gough and her son of Indiana Harbor visit here for a few days. Roy Melson and family and Tim Smith and family visited Sunday with Thos. Melson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes Hall
M. E. Church
Tim Smith
Mrs. Smiths
Roy Melson
Thos. Melson
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Ety Titler
Utice
Ib Lagesmipfaing
Yager
Saxo
King
O. K
Steam Leander
Kora A. McGlaing
Advance Hustler
W. D. Sullivan
Lovals
Dolance
Mose Riley
Sweet
W.S. DeVor
H.C. Erersox
Casaier
Tuomas M. Saera
Bank of Advance
Boone Co’s Safest Bank
Advance Lumber
Home News
Hustler
Jersey
Hay
Col
T. B. Hamilton
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