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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

2

Rally Meeting Sets Committees for Davidson Congress Campaign

Republicans met in the G A R hall to back Hon T E Davidson for congress. A rally committee and township delegates were named to mobilize a large attendance for a Shelbyville drive with a 8:30 a m Thursday departure. Additional meetings and commissions covered badges transportation music and arrangements.

G. A. R. Hall J. P. Thomson T. E. Davidson Congress Frank Hamilton Shelbyville Washington Township J. M. Reddington J. I. Montgomery Andrew Willey Will Goddard C. D. Tillson Dale Welsh James Randall van Woodifill Fugit David Blackmore Luther Hamilton Clinton J. C. Meek Adams A. F. Eubank Orlando Lee G. Boling Clay Mort Messenheimer Frank Alexander Jackson John C. Smith George Benton Sandcreek W. G. Updike Minor Gaston Joseph A. Davis Charley Robbins Marion J. C. Glass L. C. Jackson Sam Clark Saltcreek L. W. D. Jerman Henry Abring C. S. Williams Joe Strausburger F. M. Thomson Charles Zoller, Jr W. C. Pulse J. H. Christian W. C. Ehrhardt J. W. Rhodes Robert McKay A. R. Beach A. M. Willoughby J. E. Caskey Decatur

Death of John H. Logan in Altus Oklahoma

Telegram announces the death of John H. Logan on Saturday morning in Altus Oklahoma. Born November 8, 1849 near Clarksburg, he moved to Alers Oklahoma for health reasons. Survived by wife, four children, parents, two sisters, and a brother. funeral held Monday in Altus.

John H. Logan Altus Oklahoma Clarksburg Alers Oklahoma Harry Ruth Jessie William Joseph Logan William Mays Mays Indiana Mollie Cook Morning Sun Ohio Nathan Logan Springhill Leander Luna Manlove Logan United Presbyterian Church Altus

How to Avoid Appendicitis

An advisory promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation to prevent appendicitis. It claims the product stimulates the liver and bowels without nausea or griping and urges readers to refuse substitutes, signed J. H. Batterton.

Orino J. H. Batterton

Old Kentucky Couple Wed After A Mysterious Meet

Hugh A Caldwell of near Milford and Mrs Amada Saylor of Painesville Kentucky wed at 10 30 AM after her journey from Kentucky to find him. The red ribbon on an umbrella identified the groom and the ceremony was led by William T Hacker a court stenographer and minister. Both had prior marriages and the Standard offers congratulations.

Hugh A. Calwell Milford Amada Saylor Painesville Kentucky Charley Sturgis Caldwell Mr. Caldwell William T. Hacker

The Uncle Jonathan Tells Of A Night At The Opera House

A narrator visits the opera house and observes the audience, architecture, and social scene. He praises the theater’s gold Corinthian columns and ornate boxes, notes the orchestra, and describes several women by color and dress. He mentions Mr Zollner and the manager Seers, and ends by recalling his pigs squealing back home.

Opra Turin Will Woodfille Molly Zoller Mrs. Charney Zoller Miss Pearl Miss Pearl Willims John Zollner John Gethro Seers Jane Jonathan

Henry Hodges Defends Bryan and Reform in Indiana Letter

Henry Hodges of Westover writes in support of William Jennings Bryan, criticizing Democratic machines and Kentucky politics. He praises Bryan as virtuous on religion and reform, attacks Party machine influence, and cites Caleb Powers cases while urging party renewal.

Sone Decatur County Henry Hodges Westover Indianapolis Star Henry Bryan Sullivan Illinois Indiana Kentucky Beckham Caleb Powers United States Senate Democrats Black Belt South Congress United States North Willie Great Casear H. C. Hodges

Trying to avoid work is often the hardest kind

A concise reflection notes that evading tasks proves especially challenging for many, highlighting the tension between intent and action and the common struggle to begin or complete duties.

Sanitas Washable Wall Hanging Endorsed for Kitchens

The washable wall hanging Sanitas is highlighted as especially serviceable for kitchens and bathrooms. Patrons are invited to inquire at Batterton's for details and availability.

Batterton’s

Shoes Trigger Arrest in Foster Kentucky Robbery

Sheriff Biddinger and officers detained three men on suspicion after seeing new patent leather shoes. They confessed to robbing the Foster Kentucky freight depot on March 25, obtaining twelve pairs of shoes and a case of tomatoes. Suspects named William Davis, 35, St Louis. John Hughes, 23, Rome New York. Herman Schellenberg, 19, Reddington Pennsylvania. They were taken to Foster for sentencing.

Biddinger Lawrenceburg L. P. Brady Foster Kentucky William Davis St. Louis Missouri John Hughes Rome New York Herman Schellenberg Reddington Pennsylvania Foster

Death of Mrs. Sarilda Styers in Indianapolis

Mrs. Sarilda Styers a longtime city resident died at her South Broadway home at 12 30 p m Wednesday after weeks of illness. Born October 5 1823 she was in her eighty fifth year and survived by three sons William G Jesse W and Charles F Styers. A Baptist faithful of fifty years funeral services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at the Baptist church conducted by Rev Frank Huckleberry. The Standard offers sympathy to the bereaved.

Sarilda Styers South Broadway Sandcreek Township William Styers William G. Styers Jesse W Charles F Indianapolis Larilda J. E. Robbins Holman J. G. Robbins

Stock Sale At Hartsville Auction On April 7 1908

Public auction at my farm one half mile east of Hartsville on the Columbus and Greensburg pike begins at 10 o clock A M Tuesday April 7 1908. Ninety five head of horses and twenty five head of mules offered including all broke horses draft mares and several spans of mules plus single mules. Lunch on the ground free transport to the trains at Rugby. William H Mossey Albert Wertz clerks Col Tom Vinnedge Hope Cot J L Thompson N Vernon auctioneers.

Hartsville Columbus and Greensburg Pike Rugby William H. Mossey Albert Wertz Tom Vinnedge Hope J. L. Thompson N. Vernon

Seed corn for sale Vogler & Son offer wide yields

Vogler and Son advertise seed corn varieties Vogler’s White Dent and Johnson County Yellow Dent noted for large yields and early maturity. Seed stored in new seed house. Claimed winners at Chicago and state fairs. Circle and full winnings list available from L A Vogler & Son 1214 Hope, Ind.

Vogler White Dent Johnson County Chicago L. A. Vogler & Son Hope, Ind

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By NY Carpenter

E S Lopez of Manilla New York says as a carpenter he has healed severe cuts with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and saved both suffering and dollars. The salve heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles and is sold for 25 cents at F M Henry & Co.

E. S. Lopez Manilla N. Y F. M. Henry & Co

Dr King's New Discovery Praised as Life Saver

George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his life after consumption nearly drove him to despair. The remedy is advertised as a cure for coughs colds and weak lungs with a trial bottle offered free and bottles priced 50 cents to one dollar at F M Henry and Co.'s druggists.

Dr. King George Moore Grimesland N. C F. M. Henry & Co

Farmer-merchant's paradox echoes world trade quip

A farmer declares he ships his wares and then wonders what he will be paid. The remark underscores the unusual risk and curiosity in a solo trader's global commerce.

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