Luther D. Braden Terns One Year in County
One year in the county for Luther D. Braden Terns under the local goings on. The item notes also one year out of the county if not paid in advance with editor LM and a price reference.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
2
One year in the county for Luther D. Braden Terns under the local goings on. The item notes also one year out of the county if not paid in advance with editor LM and a price reference.
The Indiana Horticultural Society offers substantial premiums at its December 6 and 7, 2005 meeting in Rooms 11 and 12 State House to fruit ers florists gardeners and farmers. The aim is to encourage cultivation and educate this state on Indiana soil and climate when properly handled.
The notice urges readers to obtain particulars and programs from W. B. Flick in Lawrence, Indiana, or to call at Room 11 State House, outlining annual funding needs for crops and state supply.
Judge McMahan rules the fourth and fifth class city tax collection plan aimed to abolish city treasurers only in county seat cities. The ruling impacts Frank Hess Thomas B H Jordana and John D Smalley cases pending hand.
The Hammond officials argue that without a city ordinance the County Treasurer must collect city taxes, a view endorsed by the court. The decision holds the County Treasurer is the proper official to collect city taxes in county seat cities, aligning with both city and county attorneys.
The piece notes 38 national banks hold deposits over 2000, with 7 banks twelve years earlier. In five years 1,609 new national banks formed. From May to August the First National Bank of Chicago rose deposits from 9 800 590 to 90 2000, an over 3 350 000 jump in three months. September bank failures exceed last year by 5 000, while gatherings show fewer failures in the three months ending September. The corn crop towers at roughly 900 bushels, breaking records. Overall, the report presents a buoyant economic picture with strong bank growth and a record harvest.
The Sunday school plan at the Presbyterian Church of Peru offers a cheap cookbook at ten cents. Master Craig Redman sells trays showing the church building and pastor Rev Larry Nyeech for twenty five cents, with trays obtainable from Craig Neerman in Peru.
Prof J Hal Hamilton head worker at University Settlement House New York City visits his parents Mr and Mrs Robert A Hamilton and will deliver a lecture at Kineston west Sunday on his work.
A large sale advertises hats at a fraction of value including ready to wear and imported styles, with force prices from 4.98 for high end hats to 0.49 for children cloaks. Blankets blankets and calico muslins offered at deep discounts across dozens of items.
Mr and Mrs K E Lingerfield and Mrs Newcomer announce free eye examinations at the Portland Hotel for three days. Testimonials praise glasses from Sixers opticians, noting relief from headaches and improved vision. Lenses fitted for all defects with two year warranty and free changes.
At the regular meeting of Decatur Lodge No. 103 TI O O F officers were elected for six months Noble Grand W I Johnson Vice Noble Grand Ira Rigby Recording Secretary Id Gaurt Financial Secretary Wm Cones Treasurer Robert Watson Trustee James Randall Installations set for the first regular meeting in January.
A party of traction men led by Hon. C. L. Henry and ex Gov. W. T. Durbin traveled from Madison to Napoleon and on to this city to inspect a proposed line between Madison and here. Members include Theodoreese of Muncie Manly D. Wilson of Madison W A Guthrie of Dupont and Charles Zoller Jr and S P Minzur of this city. They indicate serious intent and potential action on the Madison line benefiting Madison and Greensburg.
Miss Daisy Young of Frankfort arrived here on Wednesday to visit her brother John in Clay township, bringing a family visit schedule and local hometown ties.
Administrator Rufus P. Hamilton announces private sale of real estate in Greensburg Indiana from the estate of George W. Nandall. Property is lot 34 block 5 Greensburg with 28.5 feet off east side. Terms: 50 percent cash, 25 percent in 9 months, 25 percent in 18 months with six percent interest and mortgage security. Bids after December date at administrator’s office in Greensburg.
Magee's Pharmacy promotes Ioley's Honey and Tar as a remedy to stop a cold when taken promptly after exposure or at the first signs of a cold. The ad emphasizes immediate dosing as the key to preventing full onset.
Mrs. John Wildman and her son traveled to Cincinnati on Wednesday to see her niece Mrs. Ethel Bird Kester and other relatives. H. H. Zeigler reports a postal from nephew H. J. Bruner, now in Nagasaki Japan working as a newspaper correspondent.
The notice lists names in the dead letter file including Alex Bevis Elon Cooper J L Cochran B T Duckworth E S Dudley J I Donnell William Fear Charles LeBlanc San Morris James Sands Clarence West W A Wood Mrs A Lewis Mrs Fannie Mitchell Miss Jennie Angdon Miss Florence Daly with cards for George Weber Mrs Mary Saint and A M Willoughby P M
The Fair markets 12c cap mantles as unbeatable value with a claim of lower prices. Prospective buyers are urged to try one for comparison and potential savings.
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