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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
4
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The fragment speaks of shortages and rising prices, noting potatoes at 64.00 per bushel and fears of famine. It mentions farmers feeling robbed and brewers changing practices, with references to dealers and glassware, but specifics are obscured.
Noah Bartlett and wife spent Sunday in Roschdale. Buechler and family visited Chas Airhart. Hansel Butler stayed with Wm Butler. Rev Hines preached at Mt Zion Sunday. Mabel Airhart visited Bruce Whiteman Saturday night. Merle Nicely leaves for Greencastle to attend college with Geneva Harsh who will room there. Rush Voorhis and wife visited John Hysong and wife Sunday. Martha Shelley spent part of last week with Bill Sandlin and family.
Laurel Batman of New Winchester visited Bushtown with Will Hen and Grix and wife. Abe Shelley and J. W. Cornelius traveled to Jamestown on Wednesday. Mrs George Shelley of Crawfordsville spent Thursday with Mrs John Wells and Friday with Mrs Abe Shelley. James Sanford of Crawfordsville visited Bushtown Friday. Farmers began wheat planting. Ernie McClellan attended a Ladoga band concert. Sunday visitors included Mrs James Walker and daughter, Tom Burrin and wife, Laweun Brown and wife, Arthur Swisher and wife, Mry Verne and Ruby Corneling at Rut Fulwiders and Abe Shelley and wife at Albert Gray's.
A Sunday gathering noted by Mrs J D Emmert who spoke at the Old Union Cradle Roll Rally Day. The report mentions attendees and various brief remarks while recording minor local happenings and names in a compact community note.
Max Rev Taylor Kelsey preached to a large audience Sunday night. George Mount and wife and children, plus Edith Campbell of Learcosper, visited Janu Lis ley and family Saturday evening. Other mentions include El Graham and family with Davi Bel, Vernal White near Billiskars, and two weeks with Uncle LN. Sandlie and wife attended. Quarterly meeting set for next Saturday evening with preaching Saturday and Sunday. Notable visitors: W. Ho Nays, Geo Adame and wife, Ven koop and daughter Haz, Jack Adams of Lebanon, Pawel family near New Ross, and Carl Rieer near Potts school house.
North Christi church reports Sunday School attendance at ninety three with four visitors noted. The report highlights turnout and collection details from the session.
Fragmented text mentions regular appointment and graded lessons to be used next quarter. References a teacher training class organized last Thursday and an airing by James, with unclear names and dates.
A San Diego timekeeper in the business section stands 21 feet tall with 16 dials showing times from New York to San Diego. Inventor J Jessop built it in a jewelry store, using a 200 pound weight for automatic winding, chimes, night illumination, and a $3000 investment after 15 months of work.
Shi Ton Christian reports Sunday School attendance with 225 dollars collected and Bible counts at 16. The seven classes will start October with named teachers for Beginners Stella Gregory Primary Jeniors Emma McClaine Intermediate Hart Capper. Parents urged to ensure children attend to stay with their class. Rev Page preached two sermons and sees growing audiences as he leads the church in fine condition after Rev Tobey’s tenure.
Dozens of dead and dying fish float along Prairie Creek near Thorntown causing alarm among residents. Prosecutor Wood seeks investigation and fish and game wardens are dispatched to locate the pollution source downstream toward Thorntown.
Notice from the Town Board requires all property owners to cut weeds on their properties streets and alleys before September 25. The order applies equally to everyone and emphasizes no favoritism.
Paris debates relaxing the rule against female members of the Academy of Sciences to admit Mme Curie. The vacant chair from M. Geruier’s death is under serious discussion amid objections to women members. The piece notes past female achievements and calls for expert work in an era of falsities.
June Stewart spent Saturday with relatives here. Frank Jones of Frankfort was in town on business, Monday. John Jones and wife of Lebanon spent Monday afternoon with relatives here.
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