07 May 1903
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
1
Isaac K. Lee argues for universal suffrage and equal rights in the United States and Indiana. He cites the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, urging women to be free and equal, and notes observed success where women have suffrage. Written February 1899 in Bend.
A court suit to contest the will of a deceased individual proceeds under various case titles. The notice advertises a stock of granite and marble monuments and grave markers as well as vases and lawn settees for cemetery use. The sales room is described as near the white marble shaft at the southwest corner of the square, operated by Downes in Ohio.
Advertises summer footwear at Adam Knarr's shop with promises of fitting customers and inviting them to visit. Claims low prices and confident choices to entice shoppers to see for themselves.
The June Designer issue spotlights wedding month topics for brides and attendants. It features fashions and millinery pages, dressmaking notes, home decor, and a labor saving devices article. Puzzles for children and reader submissions offer earnings opportunities, with essays on women’s activities and outdoor summer life.
Property owners on the east side of Ireland street above North have not agreed on straightening the diagonal. Woodfills Hubert Bielin Elmer Ulpjolmn and Squire Powers are the interested parties with Powers possibly facing a small assessment. Upjolin will relocate the Thompson cottage today as the line changes proceed, followed by other cottages to fill vacancies. New pavements are ordered for Cass street along its full length.
Mrs Cal Crews died Sunday at 4 30 after a long illness. John C Crews came to Greensburg from Winston NC in 1865 and married Eliza J Peddicord in 1868. They lived happily together and he cared for her until her death. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the residence.
George O Loughlin of Burney sues Ed Jackson claiming his gas well on Jackson land is tapped by Jackson’s pipes depriving O Loughlin of gas. He seeks $500 damages and a perpetual injunction. Also a local ad for Batperton Drug Store notes paints and supplies.
Town elections feature a single ticket at Westport with a citizens convention selecting the best timber for offices, while Newpoint shows two full tickets with Democrats prevailing. Official results list Clerk Henry Herbert, People's Lewis Scheidler, Citizens Herbert's majority, and ward contests with ties and majorities among candidates.
Waldron Baptists held a Sunday dedication service for their new church building. Morning and afternoon programs featured Rev. Mre Qual and Res Miro Riverson with strong attendance and a free community dinner. Donations topped $2000 toward finishing the edifice, with gifts from Randolph Moore Haymond and Ladies Aid Societies, and a minister to be chosen next Sunday.
A Rader undertakes property improvements on South Franklin street adding a south extension with an front entrance and stairway. A new front with large plate glass will adorn the business portion and the entire structure will be covered with a metal roof.
An item advertises a horse and buggy with a number of Black Langshaws for sale. Inquiries directed to Mrs. Bernhardt, box 21 on Brookville pike. Also mentions Bottled springtine perfumes from BATTERTON's Drug Store with Fra grant and lasting.
The notice details discounted rates on wool goods, silk skirts, tailored suits, waistings, muslin gowns, madras, Cambrie embroideries, grape embroidery, ingrain carpets, pie rugs, and lace curtains. Items show substantial markdowns from original prices with per yard and per pair figures, reflecting a clearance style sale.
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