Braden Terms Editor of Greensburg Standards
Luther D. Braden serves as editor of the Greensburg Standard in Greensburg Indiana with the publication dated Friday December 8 1905. The note identifies Braden as the paper's editor and contributor.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
2
Luther D. Braden serves as editor of the Greensburg Standard in Greensburg Indiana with the publication dated Friday December 8 1905. The note identifies Braden as the paper's editor and contributor.
The Indiana State treasury closed the year ending Nov 1 1905 with a balance of 399 699 05, up from 266 740 34 last year despite a 459 000 debt payment and legislative costs. Receipts totaled 6 791 945 08 vs 6 372 050 95 prior year, bringing on hand 7 058 685 42. disbursements were 6 658 986 37, up from 6 413 696 49.
Elmer E. Stoner of Greenfield, amid Republican chatter in Shelbyville, acknowledged he would run for Auditor of State next spring though he had not made a public declaration. He said a formal statement may be forthcoming.
The veteran Indiana politician Mr. Stoner joins a field already including John Bill Heiner of Washington and Frank Doran of LaPorte in a race. Frank Martin of Indianapolis may also seek the nomination. Stoner, 44, has thirty years in politics, having been a travel man for two decades and a delegate to the 1896 Republican National Convention.
Jacob W Mills longtime editor and publisher with Greensburg roots died at his Kingfisher Oklahoma home aged 83. He helped found Greensburg Repository later Iowa State Register and Mills publishing firm. Survived by two daughters Jeanette Sheldon and Ella Becks and by his son Daniel.
A stock of ladies hats and ready to wear items advertised at force prices. Hats worth up to 25.00 offered at 4.98 for imported styles. Blankets, calico, muslin, oil cloth and cloaks listed with substantial discounts. Specific items include blankets from 18c to 3.95 a pair and cloaks from 49c to 4.48 for ladies and children.
Washington December 4. Speaker Cannon grants Indiana representatives strong committee roles, with Beveridge likely joining Foreign Relations. The House and Senate panels look favorable, and Indiana may benefit from postings on Military Affairs Public Buildings and Grounds Indian Affairs and related committees as detailed by Louis Ludlow.
The Connersville News notes A C Clouds, brother of J C Clouds the city clerk, quit his Newpoint post two months ago for Robison Illinois. Transferred to Mt Carmel with a salary of 86 dollars, then lowered to 65 dollars, later promoted to third trip train dispatcher at 100 dollars monthly.
Decatur Circuit Court orders private sale of 284 feet from east side of lot 34 in block 5 original Greensburg plat. Terms: one half cash, one fourth in nine months, one fourth in eighteen months. Purchaser may pay all cash at sale with no discount. Bids after December 11, 1905 at administrator Rufus P. Haton's Greensburg office.
The saw mill of W. E. Talbert & Co. at Morris, twenty miles east of Greensburg, was destroyed by fire found about 1 AM Sunday. Lumber stacks saved. shop and stables intact. Owners W. E. Talbert, Frank Donnell, and Dr. Kennedy estimate losses at 8000 to 9000 dollars with 5000 dollars insurance. Mill moved from Greensburg two years ago. rebuild decision pending.
The article argues longevity favors thin spare men over the rotund and claims men past middle age may overeat or eat unsuitable foods. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and invigorate the stomach and bowels, enabling longer life, and notes the product is sold at Batterton's drugstore.
The Indiana Appellate Court holds that city funds raised by taxation may not be used to subsidize manufacturing plants. It states that benefits from factories are like those from grocery stores and that manufacturers, merchants, and workers are equally entitled to public aid. No line should favor one over the others.
Clinton Township voters are notified that the number of road districts is reduced from three to two. The new division line runs east west through the centers of sections 7 8 and 9 in township 11 range 10 east and 10 11 and 12 in township 11 range 9 east. District No 1 covers the south half and District No 2 the north half. Election for supervisor under the new law set for Dec 16. JoaN T Spillman Township Trustee of Clinton Township. C P Corbett made a business trip to Batesville Tuesday.
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