Edna Dickerson and Ernest Buesell Married at George Buesell Jr Home
In a Sunday evening ceremony at the home of George Buesell Jr and wife Rev H Morrow officiated. Miss Edna M Dickerson and Ernest Busesall a nephew of George and Smith Buesell were united in marriage. A large group of friends attended and light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Dickerson
Ernest Busesall
George and
Smith Bastell
George Buesell, Jr
H. Morrow
Stone River Comrade 1908 Battle Reunion Plans
Stone River comrade Thomas A Shirk received an invitation to the Ninth Annual Reunion of Stone River battle survivors to be held in Danville on December 31 1908 The program includes enrollment dues morning session and an afternoon program with addresses by Capt Wm McKenzie and others plus a banquet that evening managed by Capt D H Olive of Indianapolis and local participants from Danville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Shirk
Stone River
Danville
John T. Elder
Wm. H. Dryien See-Treas
Wm. P. McKenzie
Plainfield
Liert
James AH
Weston
Bicknell
Kink
Combs
Orlando F
Zonea Bowe
Idaville
Com
Powder Plant Explosions Highlight Nitrator Dangers
An illustrated Popular Mechanics piece describes high risks in dynamite plants. The nitrator building, housing a large lead tank and mechanical agitator, accounts for about 76 percent of explosions. Overheating and rapid mixing trigger blasts that gut the structure and often kill the two men in charge. A massive water tank beneath the nitrator and separator helps quench heat to avert disaster.
Fire Damages Home of Mr and Mrs Everbart at Batterton's
A fire of unknown origin damaged the dining room and woodwork at the home of Mr and Mrs Everbart during Saturday hours. Power hangers left the scene secured at quitting time and no blame is found for the workers. origin of the fire remains unexplained. Calendar pads and gifts advertised at Batterton's with various department items featured throughout the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gew
The Chorus Lady Column Reflects On Fall’s Gloom and Glare
A music column fragment laments autumn’s mood with imagery of costumes and torches. It contrasts nighttime beauty with waning hope and the funeral of parted dreams, as the chorus lady’s notes echo through the season.
Warbler Bateman Impresses with Solo Singing Tale
A London Mall anecdote recalls a musician nicknamed the greatest tenor in the lana case who paid the speaker the highest compliment. The tale describes singing without accompaniment and the listener’s astonishment at the performance, ending with a satisfied youthful smile.
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Lana
Serenade song promotion and tariff debate drive readers
An Indianapolis Independent item promotes a new song Swinging Under the Wild Cherry Tree with words by Josephine Kerlin and music by Chif Odome, noting its holiday appeal and wide reception. The piece mentions protection for phonographs and German rivals. local bowtiers and buyers debate tariffs impacting domestic and foreign products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiansapplie
Josephine Dunn Kerlin
Chif Odome
Josephine Kerlin
Washington
Indianapolis
Prohibition Era Social Observations From St. Louis Column
A St. Louis note cites Mrs. Lake as blaming bachelors for much drunkenness and urges marrying off single men to curb the rum trade. It ponders if such men would be good husbands and notes a preference for catching a bachelor young. Also mentions Shoffeer's workers illness and an accident from a freight train, plus retail listings at Batterton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendes
Batterton
Onrarilee
Hay
William
Foraker
Senate
Barton
Tim Woodruff
New York State
Ana Bot
Woodruff
Connersville
Raymond Rebbina
Chicago
Bryan
United
New York
Tammany
Uross” Murphy
Robbina
Hotle
Robert Hunter
Lower East Side
Hillquit
Hunter
Congress
Goldfogie
Taft
Chanler
Indianapolis
Menderhall & Santa Claus
Enoch Stevenson
Stevie
Shoffeer's
Ryzzell
Special Premium Offer from Greensburg New Era
A 1908 advertisement promises a full paid one year Farm and Fireside subscription with $1.15. If sent before December 15, 1908, buyers receive three colored art pictures valued 60c to $1 each, with one picture noted as worth the entire amount. Order early to secure the premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Yee
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J.E. Larrison
Tom Perry
Kanease
Batterto
Hope
D. L. Denonis
Batterton’s
State Agricultural College
James Hoover
Loganeport
Batterton's
Edj Pumphrey
Burney
al Stott
Reece
Harris City
A. L. Everhart
Cincinnati
Xmas
Batterton‘s
Omare and
Meerscheume
Franc Raymond
Eerl Haymond
Waldron
O. Gaynor
Sue Kimble
Missionary Society of
Centsnay
Mary Scobey
Springfield
Y. Edkins
Bryan Kinked
Whays
Missionary Society
Bryan Boifed
Mr. Murphy
Thomas E. Davidson
E. Guilev
Goth H. Hume
L. C. Miswander
Daville
D. H Olive
Udisaaspolis
Battertou'a
George Overleese
Milroy
Delights & Merchant’s Heart
Boston
Gallefer
Mra
cStella Epstein
Army of Clerks
Jerome Enderlin
Lena Littell
Elaie Whitten
Margaret Vasche
Will Cones
P Tteburg
Greenaburg
Chorus Lady
London Mall
Geme
Tyren
C- Shoffner
Particu
Breese Bros. CO
West Second Street
John J. Lawler
Exchange Building
Union Stock Yards
Live Stock Exchange National Bank
Natal
Baderton’s
Satan Sanderson
Battarton’s
Greensburg, Indiana
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