Advance Indiana Postal Notice Date
The notice states second class mail matter registration for March 3 1911 at the Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879.
21 Sep 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
1
The notice states second class mail matter registration for March 3 1911 at the Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879.
Locals report visitors in town including Joseph Sandlin of Lebanon and R J Ferguson of Thorntown. Many friends and relatives are noted visiting, dinners shared, and trips to Bowmans for ham and bacon. The Crawfordsville schools enrollment reaches 1625 with 101 freshmen. Red Men dues due by Sept 20.
A county church census shows nineteen denominations in Boone County crowded with overlapping efforts and duplicative work. Some townships have eight churches with sparse Sunday services while others show overlapping patterns and shared ministries between resident pastors and neighboring parishes. Overall fewer than a quarter of county churches have resident pastors and many ministers live outside the county.
Advertises anthracite and white ash coal for September with prices and brands. Mentions Raymond Cannell and advantages of West Virginia coal, urging readers to buy win ters supply from Advance Mar 6 Co.
Remembrance note for Fioyd Wa'an Yager who died Sept 20 1910 one day one year ago. Parents siblings and grandparents express sorrow and hope for reunion in heaven. Poignant lines recall loving face and wish to join the child after life.
Jestell Murcer of New Rose reported missing in Indianapolis after leaving Fletcher sanitarium. Neighbor Tipton found Turner in a barn haymow, eating apples from his orchard to survive. A 350 reward was offered, but Tipton declined. Turner's mental state remains fragile and he may be returned to the sanitarium for care.
Notice to K of P members that September 30 is the last day to pay dues. Lora A McClaine of the Ladies of the Fraternal order is referenced in the notice.
A Jamestown photographer, told police he was swindled out of about 900 dollars after hiring three solicitors to generate orders for enlargements of photos. The men collected money and the photographer delivered 300 enlargements before learning the scam, with victims in Brownsburg Pittsboro and surrounding areas.
The text riffs on causes for flies and other effects from everyday roles. It jests that a parent, cyclone, blacksmith, grocer, and builder respectively influence flies in humorous wordplay.
Weather Bureau officials note the final ten day period of summer began last Thursday and autumn arrives Saturday September 23 at 10 PM. Astrologers say that moment signals summer’s farewell, though climate may not shift much. September records show frost in late month except two years. Lebaron Reporter.
Last band concert of the season was held last Saturday evening. Sixteen concerts have been played and merchants report unusually large crowds in town due to the band. Uncertain weather led to the decision to discontinue the concert series.
Gideon Smith and wife were in Lebanon on Saturday. Chas. Sparks sold his bags last week. Lafayette Lucas was in Indiana polis on Wednesday. Lloyd Woodard visited his sister Mrs Rex Moore near Rosston. Chas. Sparks spent Sunday afters odour with Layton Heady who is very sick. Rover Brosher and daughter and Edith Campbell spent Saturday night and Sunday with George Bro.
A 60c sack of Snow Flake flour remains at Cap as shoppers seek restock. Local store notes limited supply and ongoing demand for baking staples.
Village women petition the queen for relief from motor cars which they say bring misery dust noise and danger. They note ruined goods closed windows and disrupted rest while many users ignore their plight. Irony appears as reports highlight caravan lectures urging open windows for better health.
A notes style ad urges readers to refresh homes with affordable furniture during winter. The message highlights the value of a new couch for comfort and personal pleasure. The brief item emphasizes practical buying as seasonal shopping.
Local note describes a display of couches buffets rockers rugs and carpets at appealing prices for winter buyers. The advertisement emphasizes tight pricing and invites customers to view the collection named by the seller Mark Wall.
A vintage bank prospectus proclaims strength solidity and stability with emphasis on security of depositor funds. It pledges equal courteous attention to small and large accounts and highlights a capable board and solid capitalization as bases for sound banking service.
James A Allen owns a pullet hatching last February that laid 27 eggs in 30 days and then set. The hen now has seven chickens and is seven months old. Reporter.
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