Letts High School Boys Defeat Greensburg 10 9 In Close Contest
The Letts high school boys topped Greensburg 10 to 9 in a chilly Saturday baseball game. Batteries Taggart and Samuels and Wooley and Trisier starred for the visitors as both teams battled to the end.
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Letts High School
Greensburg
Taggart
Samuels
Wooley
Trisier
Greensburg eyed for Indiana G A R encampment 1911
Local G A R men push to bring the Indiana state encampment to Greensburg in 1911 with support from the city government Commercial Club churches and citizens. If chosen at Terre Haute next month May 25 27 Greensburg could host a three day event drawing about 3000 visitors boosting revenue and publicity.
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Indiana
Greensburg
H. B. Sherman
Thomas
Commercial Club
Lone Tree
Terre Haute
Madison
Columbus
Crawfordsville
John F Russell Head of Garland Milling Co Gains Indiana Milling Honor
John F Russell, present and general manager of Garland Milling Co in Greensburg Indiana, has led milling interests since 1898. He serves a second term as president of the Indiana Millers Association, noted as the youngest to hold the honor at age thirty nine. He also directs Osakis Milling Co and George Teleston Milling Co in Minnesota and oversees spring wheat ventures in the Northwest.
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Frank D. Bird
Oscar Jacob
Charles L. Ryan
Crocket
George F. Kirk
John
John F. Russell
Manger
Garland Milling Co
Greensburg
Indiana
Russell
Indiana Millers’ Association
Northwest
Osakis Milling Co
Osakis
Minnesota
George Teleston Milling Co
St Cloud
Mark Twain Dead In Conn Home
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain died Thursday evening at his home in Redding Connecticut from angina pectoris. He had faced years of sadness and financial trouble in recent times. His death ends the era of the last of the old American humorists.
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Samuel L. Clemmens
Mark Twain
Redding
Conn
Clemmens
Church Ladies Host Chicken Supper
The ladies of the Christian church will hold their regular monthly repast in the basement next Monday night. A chicken supper is served for twenty five cents, offering good value. Everyone is invited.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
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