23 Sep 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented notice promotes dental services by Dr Ridcell in Indianapolis offering teeth extractions and other work. It mentions lenses and asks readers to call for explanations about why large curved lenses are hotter, with a promotional invitation for visits every Tuesday.
Advance Town Board enacts a one year ban on discharging fireworks and pyrotechnic displays, with sales restrictions and permit rules. Violations carry fines from 10 to 25 dollars per day, and the town marshal may seize stock. The ordinance takes effect after publication and is signed by board members.
J H H Martin visited Lebanon and Nisley planned a shed. Dozens of locals, including J V Ross, Frank Woods, Carl Riner, and many families were noted in Crawfordsville, Lebanon, and surrounding towns. Several visits, sickness, farm work, and community meetings fill the column with social and civic mentions.
Rev Kibbery and Wm Lucas announce a revival at Lynnsburg Christian Church starting October 19. Kibbery plans to resign at Mt Olivet next Sunday after four years of preaching. Lucas to Evansburg, continuing in ministry.
A terse, garbled recollection discusses streets and prosperity in a hometown. The speaker notes a journey and shared opinions about growth and condition of the town, glimpsing a broader sense of community striving.
Fruit growers gather at the county courthouse on Saturday to discuss apple markets and assess demand. Attendees include county agents and growers exploring whether a few bushels or many will be marketed this season.
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