Weather and social notes from Greensburg area
Local items include visits by J A Braggy and wife to Indianapolis, Gov Camback guests, and riding trips. Hams at Kammerlings cost 11 cents a pound. A dozen deaths and marriages are noted, plus sales, business changes, a new Baptist Beacon paper, and a damper of rain ending a nine day heat spell.
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W. H. Isgrigg
Waldron
J. A. Braggy
Indianapolis
Kammerlings
Horace Bowles
Harrison
Ohio
John W. Lovett
Anderson
Gov
Camback
Jacob Biddinger
W. T. Hause
Gov. Camback
Addie Zeiler
Kansas City
Charles German
Robert Naegel
Atlantic City
Henry Kammerling
Mills Henry
Minear
Mills Henry & Co
Kammerling’s
John E. Osborn
P. Gullefer
Seed Wheat Availability Report Prompts Early Purchase
Farmers urged to buy top quality seed wheat from Garland Minpine Co as the best stock sells quickly. buyers advised to act fast to secure strong grain for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outfast
Garland Minpine Co
A Marvelous Tour by Sunday-School Workers
Five leading Sunday-school workers from various denominations completed an eight week Northwest tour under the International Sunday-school Committee. They held conventions in eleven states and provinces, traveling about 8 000 miles each, with voluntary service by all except the General Secretary. The tour expenses were funded by a special contribution before departure. Further details are available from General Secretary Marton Lawrence in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
International Sunday-school Committee
International
Marton Lawrence
Toledo
Ohio
Gallentine Marks Pole Raising At Inman Farm
Robert Gallentine and John Marks with Adams and Clay township Republicans raised a McKinley and Roosevelt pole on the Inman farm six miles west of town. The eighty foot poplar pole topped with Old Glory drew applause as Col. M. D. Tackett and Attorney T. E. Davidson spoke, with brief remarks by Willoughby Creath and N. T. Rogers. A large crowd, including many ladies, attended the event and the meeting was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gallentine
John Marks
Adams
Clay Townships
Roosevelt
Inman Farm
M. D. Tackett
T. E. Davidson
Willoughby
Thomas L. Creath
N. T. Rogers
Public sale of high grade cattle at Greensburg residence
A public sale at the seller's residence three miles northeast of Greensburg Indiana on Kingston and Clarksburg pike Tuesday August 28 1900 at 10 am offers nine Shorthorn cows eleven two year old bred heifers seven yearling heifers four heifer calves one registered red bull eighteen months old bred and raised by J G Robbins & Sons Horace two bull calves fifteen high grade Shropshire buck lambs thirteen high grade ewe lambs one pure blood Clydesdale stallion. Credit twelve months with note and approved security cash under ten dollars or six percent discount for cash. Lunch at noon. AMUEN L. LACKSON
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Kingston and
Clarksburg
J. G. Robbins & Sons
Horace
Kentucky
Marshall Hamilton
Amuen L. Lackson
St Paul Soldier W E Metzler Killed in China Action
Dispatches report St Paul native William Edgar Metzler of the 14th U S Infantry killed at Yang Tsun China on August 6. He was about 24, a St Paul High School graduate and son of Fred Metzler, noted for his patriotism and service in the Philippines before joining the China campaign.
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Belle Aldrich Las Week
Roy
Nashville
Tien Tsin
Florida
China
P. Minear & Co
W.E. Metzler
Standard
Philippines
Manila
Luzon
Orient
Paul
George Dilts
Metzler
New York
Yang Tsun
Bengal Lancers
Fred Metzler
St. Paul
George 8. Dickey
St. Paul High School
Darger
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