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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
1
The notice states a sale at the Charlie Brooks farm about 3 1 2 miles southwest of Jamestown. It mentions offering various items in red but provides few specifics about the lots or timing.
President Wilson travels by special train across the country promoting the League and its peace treaty. He assures war is ended by American leadership and that the world waits to see if the United States will honor its pledges. He cites the treaty as a guard against future wars and a path to self determination.
Ora Me Daniel of Advance sells 23 cows and heifers including jersey and Holstein stock plus calves and yearlings at 10:30 AM. Also grain hay buggy implements purebred poultry and household goods. Auctioneer Glenn Love and clerk present with dinner served by ladies. Sale at farm one mile south and 3.5 miles west of Advance and other described vicinity.
Rev O V Rector plans a multiweek evangelistic campaign starting in October with Wm Lucas directing music. Ladies Aid intends to buy property for a parsonage and Missionary Meeting is set for Wednesday Sept 17 at 2 30 at Mrs W P Kibbey home with full attendance urged.
Wm. Lawler buys 80 acres of Chas. Robbins southwest of Roachdale at 135 dollars per acre. Possession set for March 1. J. R. Sullivan arranged the deal.
Willard Stansell suffered multiple finger bruises Tuesday after a colt in tow behind a buggy caused the accident by snagging his fingers in the buggy fixtures.
The item lists Purdue University students Paul Ross and Lloyd Roark electrical engineering, Harold Caldwell civil engineering, Dee Sumpter agriculture, and Pickled Pork at Meat Market. Mrs Lena Daily and mothers of Frankfort called on Robert Fulwider and family Saturday. The Bean reunion will be at Crawfordsville Fair Ground September 14 with all relatives urged to attend and bring dinner.
Sixty Sol Buechler sold his 60a farm near Mt. Zion to Tom Duree and Bob Frame for 200 dollars per acre. Albert Rightenour resides on the property.
Mr and Mrs Nathan Delano of the Bushtown area were in an accident Friday night when a harness broke and the shafts fell from their wagon. Mr Delano suffered hip bruises hindering movement in bed while Mrs Delano was not badly hurt. Neighbors picked them up after hearing the crash.
Will Land in Hendrix Otis Coons sells the Mt. Zion area farm to Frank Randall and buys a larger farm in Hendrix County.
A Friday crash involving cars driven by G. D. Emmert and Otto Whiteley left both vehicles badly damaged and the drivers injured. No passengers were hurt.
E A Canada sold his 80 acre farm near Jamestown to Mr. McCabe for 6247.50 per acre. The transaction concludes the sale of the property where Canada resided.
Earl Canada sold the south forty acres he recently bought from A N Lewis to James Darnell. The brief transfer closes a local farming deal and names the new owner in a simple record.
M B Podell uses a crutch after a knee strike that injures the joint. The affected player leaves with assistance and awaits further treatment or return to action.
Bob Marshal Robt. Rogers purchased the lot where the Baptist Church stood and the parsonage lot house of the North Church Aid Society. He plans repairs and will collect rent once fixes are completed.
A brief sale notice for several Duroc male pigs offered by Ora Emmert. Pigs described as double immuned with price negotiable.
A concise notice places the headquarters for Lard and Bacoon at the local Meat Market, signaling where related business will operate and coordinate shipments and sales.
Eunice Rats is teaching in Fulton County as part of a local education program. The report notes her assignment and the county’s emphasis on community schooling.
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