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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
Dr Pierce asserts American forests hold sources of potent medicinal roots useful against dyspepsia indigestion and heart and liver disorders. He offers free an extracts book from Buffalo New York and claims his alcohol free tonics Cure numerous female ailments through glyeerie extracts and special processes.
The Wall Street Journal notes 414,000 idle railroad cars and about 22,000 idle locomotives. If mobilized, they could form a transcontinental train from New York to San Francisco and are worth at least $360 million, with a potential daily earning power around 40 million. The piece argues prosperity hinges on using idle equipment and boosting confidence.
Graphic reports last week claim Art Green left quickly after taking a note and valuables from his employer’s saloon. The News notes that Green left wife and family and was arrested in 60 Ouioteuwn amid ongoing efforts to track his movements and the motive behind the departure.
fragmentary OCR notes mention John Crooks and a complimentary mention in a meeting report with unclear context about bravery and discussion without fear or favor, plus names Buc Ja and wer shie yy, details not discernible.
Incomplete OCR notes show a local Indianapolis piece about a person or event this week with unclear names and details. Readable terms point to a social focus but lack concrete facts or dates.
The May three day White House Conference, opened by President Roosevelt, gathered nearly all governors and invited delegates to discuss forest preservation, waterways, irrigation, and agricultural development. Key figures included Gifford Pinchot, Andrew Carnegie, James J. Hill, and Secretary Wilson, with states planning to form forestry commissions following the event. Local notices note visiting relatives and personnel changes.
In Greensburg a single classroom of about thirty pupils led by Mr White all passed exams and were promoted. The move follows Miss Albreight leaving to become bridge of Mr Jethro Meek elected to Congress. Community also hears talk on county offices and urges voters to back independent candidates free from machine control.
A notorious confidence scam by a gypsy fortune teller swindles business people. Victims are approached in stores and on the street and pressed for small sums before the so called “Gipsy Queens” withdraw with vague promises, leaving the mark with nothing. The piece notes the ease with which professionals are duped and comments on the public’s susceptibility.
A rumor spread about Mr. Teddy Tae pnubbhe referencing a supposed female expert Mrs Balbonen and Mrs Galnoune claiming a simple law to control birth sex. The report notes experiments on prominent families, promises secrecy, and no charge if claims fail, with anxious public awaiting outcome.
An advertisement fragment touts clove insurance for eos with claims of high profit. It mentions Greensburg agent and a Chicago address for Williams Company. The text is fragmented and unclear but suggests a sales pitch promising large returns and steady weekly earnings.
General Machine and Engine repairing business offers cartings fittings and trimmings and acts as a dealer in boilers steam and gas engines supplying equipment and spare parts for industrial use.
Mrs E L McCormack and Mrs Cif Lugenbelt visit with the small son Anarles while traveling near UWnaton Church. Mrs Cyrus McConnell sick at North Carver Street but improved by Friday. Nellie Fee and Ed Fee visit from Clarksburg to Berea, Kentucky. Oilfee of Batesville visits relatives. Haze Porter to Noblesville for a visit. Thirza Wason of Westport visits during shopping. Charlies Throp of Kingston visits friends for shopping. T K Smiley of Burrer in town for a few days. Joe Raymor and daughter from near Hope shop here. Wests Bevelay to Cincinnati for Sunday with friends. Senoch Stevenson returns from Lebanon for Sunday with family.
Elizabeth Miller known as Bees Miller wed Dan Hack a prominent and encouraging lawyer and politician from Marton County. The ceremony occurred on June 16 in a brief inte r with fond ward friends and family, joining two well regarded local figures in a cheerful marriage.
Friday night capped the otxsa class of 08 reception with a humorous program titled Poultry Minutes for Amendments. Miss Estelle Johnston read the class will, Giles Gray delivered an engaging prophecy, followed by refreshments and music.
John T Spillman hereby gives notice of weekly township business to be conducted at his home on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays. Clinton Trastes to.
Mrs J H Bobbit left the theater after the second act due to a sudden illness. She appeared much better by Friday evening. Dan Glennon has returned from St Louis after visiting Sarah O Niel of Markland, whom he hopes to wed soon. The St Paul Buggy Works, the sole repaint and finish shop on the Big Four line between Indianapolis and Cincinnati, reports substantial new work.
Our years of experience ensure quality and service for patrons. The Johannes buggy 1908 pattern is unmatched for the price. If you need a new rig or carriage parts, visit us for prices and selection. All kinds of carriage repair work offered.
Continental Insurance Company New York offers fire lightning windstorm and tornado coverage through agent Lowe in White's Block. Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor of St Paul visited friends here Friday during a chopping trip.
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