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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1907

Page

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Oil Well Salted Exposed in Buena Vista Hoax

The Rushville Republican reports a sworn statement detailing a staged oil well at Buena Vista two and a half years ago. Green testifies that Muncie liveryman O Connell and two unidentified men used a barrel of crude oil to simulate a well, with Stone coordinating the hoax in Connersville. The case ties to Edwin M. Stone versus Charles Day over a $250 stock note for the well.

Buena Vista Rushville Green Muncie M. J. O’connell Connersville J. Robinson Charlie Stone Stone O’ Onnell O'Connell Steve John Kiplinger Pittsburg Edwin M. Stone Charles

First session of Decatur County Farmers Institute at Burney

Farmers urged to attend next Tuesday and Wednesday sessions at Burney with live farm topic discussions, a fine feast, and committee prepared to value opinions. Train leaves Greensburg at 9 10 a m returning 1 50 p m or six o clock. program printed elsewhere in The Standard.

Decatur County Farmers’ Institute Burney Greensburg

Makes Butter With Spoon From Rich Cream

A Decatur county farmer, Kenneth Rudolph of Greensburg area, reports a cow whose cream can be stirred into butter without churning. The cream thickens after eighteen hours and yields about five pounds of butter weekly after household use is subtracted. The process resembles sour milk in texture, yet produces a usable dairy fat.

Decatur County Kenneth Rudolph Greensburg Indianapolis Star

Two Hunters Wound Each Other in Rabbit Hunt Near Metamora

Clarence Jackson and Alfred Sample, hunting with a companion near Metamora, fired at a rabbit and wounded each other. Jackson was shot under the eye and unconscious for hours. Sample sustained facial injuries but is expected to recover.

Clarence Jackson Alfred Sample Jackson Sample Metamora Rushville

Sears Roebuck Indicted in Mail Fraud Case

The Covd States courts indict Sears Roebuck & Co for using the US mails to defraud the public. The mail order giant faces three counts and must answer in court. Government officials hold substantial additional evidence.

Sears, Roebuck& Co United States Uncle Sam Sears, Roebuck & Co

Freight Wreck Delays Passenger Trains Near Westport

Friday afternoon about 4 30 north bound freight train No 75 wrecked one mile south of Westport while meeting southbound passenger train No 33. A car broke in two creating a congestion that kept wrecking crews busy until about ten o clock that night. No 35 then proceeded to Louisville after delays.

Westport Louisville

300 Teachers Wanted In Philippine Islands

Washington November 28 The Bureau of Insular Affairs reports a cable from the governor general indicating about 300 teachers will be needed at the start of the next school year in June. Candidates will be chosen from those passing either the teacher or assistant civil service examinations.

Washington Bureau of Insular Affairs Philippine Islands United States Civil Service Commission

Tri Kappa Bazaar a Big Success at White Parlors

The Tri Kappas new charity bazaar at the White undertaking parlors drew 235 chances at ten cents each and cleared over $100 in its maiden effort. A handsomely embroidered shirtwaist by Mrs. Abba Bonner netted $19.50. prize went to Mrs. Dr. Ira M. Sanders, No. 73. Omega Chapter also celebrates.

Tri Kappas Abba Bonner Ira M. Sanders Omega Chapter

Wants His Back Pay and Also the Interest

Guthrie dispatch reports A. Galbraith former Oklahoma attorney general seeks back pay from Territorial Treasurer Rambo. He presents a May 27 1897 warrant for 31 dollars with interest, noting it was kept as a souvenir. Galbraith, born in Hartsville, is cousin of Walter C Galbraith editor of the Columbus Democrat Columbus Republican.

Guthrie Oklahoma A. Galbraith Cleveland Territorial Rambo Galbraith Hartsville Walter C. Galbraith The Columbus Democrat Columbus Republican

Hope residents form club to evade town pool tax

Nathan Hege of Hope led a scheme to dodge a new high license on pool halls by forming a club with a charter and local stockholders. The corporation, built from Hope citizens, requires a down payment and monthly dues for maintenance. Teachers of the county are invited to inspect our candies for Christmas.

Nathan Hege Hope Hege Columbus Republican

Grant Root Wedding in Washington at Secretary Root Home

Miss Edith Root daughter of the secretary of state wed Ulysses S. Grant Jr. of the Third Corps of Engineers at four o clock in Secretary Root s Washington home. Rev Herbert Shipman officiated with the engineers band from the Washington Barracks playing. President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt attended and the president gave a toast to the couple s happiness.

Miss Jiuth Wales New York Potter Palmer Chicago Elihu Hoot, Jr Edward Wales Root Robert Ralston M. Howse Edward B. McLean This City Gustave Schwab Roosevelt

Mouth Health Crusade Proposed for Indiana Children

Dr Hurty warns of widespread unsanitary mouths among Indiana schoolchildren and calls for a crusade modeled after Sweden and Germany. He cites English studies showing 75 percent with decayed teeth or mouth disease and urges action by teachers and families to remove the handicap.

Dr. Harty Indiana Sweden Germany

County Treasurer-elect appoints daughter as deputy

County Treasurer-elect O B Trimble selects his daughter Miss Ethel to assist in the office beginning January 18. The daughter is described as well qualified and expected to be an efficient deputy. The current deputy Will Lanham will stay on for a period until new officials are familiar with duties.

O. B. Trimble Miss Ethel Will Lanham

Evangelist James Small to Lead March Church Meeting

The Christian church engages Evangelist James Small and his singer Mr. St. John to assist Pastor Rev. James Mailley in meetings throughout March. Small, a Columbus resident, is cited as one of the ablest evangelists with successful campaigns across many states.

The Christian Church James Small Mr. St. John James Mailley Mr. Small Columbus

Teddy Bears Enjoy a Five Course Luncheon

Little Miss Laura Woodfill hosted a Saturday afternoon event for her Teddy Bear Club, treating many schoolmates to an elaborate five course luncheon and a delighted group.

Laura Woodfill Teddy Bear Club Laura

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Lockridge at Home

H B Lockridge and his wife hosted relatives Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Lockridge’s sixty second birthday. The menu included dressed duck mince pies sent from Webb City Missouri by their son A C Chaille.

H. B. Lockridge

Fence sale offers cash only pricing for farm fences

Advertises a two month cash sale on Perfect farm fence in 58 inch 304 cents, 48 inch 28 cents, and 26 inch 19 1/2 cents. Claims savings equal to a trip to Jamestown. Includes garbled text but communicates a limited time fence sale with size based pricing.

Jamestown

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Minear Dry Goods Hart Schaffner & Marx Carter & Co First National Bank Building Greensburg, Ind Pratt’s Food Animal Regulator Pratt Food Co Pratt Magee’s Pharmacy Zoellner Big Mail House Grant-Root Aire
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