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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

8

All Aboard for Clarksburg

The Columbus Republican reports a directors meeting of the Columbus Greensburg and Richmond Traction Company in Indianapolis. An inspection of the proposed route is planned perhaps next week, with the line running from Columbus to Richmond via Greensburg and Connersville. The company aims to build the road, with outside backing likely, and the inspection may start from either end of the line. No new survey is planned as existing surveys are deemed sufficient.

Columbus Republican Columbus, Greensburg & Richmond Traction Company Indianapolis Richmond Greensburg Connersville

Real Estate Transfers Summary From Local Property Records

Saarah Wolverton transfers city property to Ethel Skillman for 1400 dollars. George Miers sells city lot to William Fleming for 31000 dollars. Minnie Schulte et al transfer eighty acres in Saltcreek township to Henry T. Krieger for 84400. Westport Creamery sells creamery property to Duff McNew for 1270. Francis M. Tilson to P. B. Harrison forty seven acres in Sandcreek township for 23000. J. B. Robison to George Davis city lot for 1000. B. F. McCoy to George Kanouse land in Adams township for 4000. George Kanouse to R. C. and C. A. Kanouse land in Adams township for 5000. Charles R. Porter to Clara B. Sparks city property for 550. William Brune to Will Wilhelmena city lot for 1400. William Brune to Sophia Martin city lot for 3800. Henry J. C. Taylor to Samuel Roberts city lot in Westport for 1000. William Brune to Henry B. Brune city lot for 700.

Saarah Wolverton Ethel Skillman George Miers William Fleming City Minnie Schulte Et. al Henry T. Krieger Saltcreek Westport Creamery Duff McNew Francis M. Tilson P. B. Harrison Sandcreek J. B. Robison George Davis B. F. McCoy George Kanouse Adams Township R. C C. A. Kanouse Charles R Porter Clara B. Sparks William Brune Will Wilhelmena Sophia Martin Henry J. C. Taylor Samuel Roberts Westport Henry B. Brune

Woodmen Elect Officers for Ensuing Year

Modern Woodmen lodge in this city elects officers for the coming term led by Past Counsel Charles Hilliard and Advisor L V Small. Other posts filled include Counsel W Brazelton Caulker Fielding Long Clark Will Earhardt Escort W E Allen Watchman Ira Porter Sentry L L Stone and Manager C E Smith.

Woodmen Lodge Charles Hilliard L. V. Small W. Brazelton Caulker Fielding Long Clark Will Earhardt W. E. Allen Ira Porter L. L. Stone C. £. Smith

Stomach and Liver Tablets Prove Helpful Say Clair Nova Scotia User

David Freiman of Kempt Nova Scotia reports relief from a heavy dull after meals using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims these tablets strengthen digestion and unite liver and bowels, offering free samples at druggists.

Chamberlain David Freiman Kempt Nova Scotia

Blind tiger raids rock Muncie police action

In Muncie Indiana police raided fifteen blind tiger establishments, seizing whisky beer gin and brandy and placing suspects under arrest. Officers faced resistance from some proprietors and even gunfire as they executed warrants and seized barrels and boxes across multiple sites. The raid followed a reception for a board member and involved numerous charges listed by the police board.

Muncie Ind T. W. Warner Board of Commissioners Toledo W. A. Spurgeon Police Board Good Fellowship Ira Cuons Asa Kloff Charles Beemer John Fabrier James Brown John Co. Piper Clement Butts Thomas Grady Boston Stewart Asa Kiloff Charles Benadum Orville Haines John P. Weisse Charles Gwinnup Pat Duffey William G. Seitz Henry Foreman Sunday Star

Easton Arrests After Disturbance in Hartsville

The Hope Journal reports James Easton of near Rugby caused a street disturbance in Hartsville while drinking blind tiger whiskey. Marshal Joe Buckley tried to arrest him. Easton resisted and fought across the street until jailed. Citizens aided. Easton pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and resisting an officer and paid a $192 fine.

Hartsville James Easton Sear Rugby Joe Buckley Easton Marshall Squire Care

Reed alienation case reaches late testimony in Indiana court

In Columbus Indiana Bartholomew circuit court testimony concluded in the ten thousand dollar damage suit of Mrs Elizabeth Reed against her mother in law Mrs Anna Reed for alienating her husband Kenneth Reed s affections The husband last witness confirmed his wife testimony crying as he said he loved his wife and would live with her if permitted The court adjourned until Monday and the trial progressed amid emotional evidence from the witness stand

Columbus Ind Deco Elizabeth Reed Anna Reed Kenneth Reed Bartholomew Circuit Court

How One Doctor Successfully Treats Preeumonia

Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for lung problems and coughs. He claims repeated use in practice and personally has found it effective and superior to other remedies. Sold by all druggists with potential advertising note.

Rogers Bros. Stili C-L Britannia CO Eee Silver Co W. J. Smith Sanders Alabama

Cattle Stealing Report Sparks Neighborhood Tension

News from Indiana reports cattle thefts growing in Franklin and Decatur counties with nine head tied to George W. Williams near Laurel and thefts spreading from Buena Vista. Luther Hamilton near Clarksburg recovers stock, while locals worry about further departures and lack of information.

Indiana Franklin Decatur George W. Williams Laurel Buena Vista Rushville Republican Luther Hamilton Clarksburg Hamilton Connersville

Indiana High Schools Directory Details 1909 Figures

The 1909 directory lists 303 commissioned high schools, 114 certified schools, and 356 uncommissioned, with an estimated 500 more offering high school work. It notes six women leading city schools and sixty four women at the heads of commissioned high schools.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction State Department

Locomotive Overturned Delays Westbound Trains

A westbound Big Four passenger train derailment near Greensburg delayed arrivals by over an hour. A braking beam dropped, causing the wreck. no injuries were reported as wreckers cleared the track after around eight o'clock.

Greensburg Shelbyville News

To Bar Consumptives from Public Schools

In Indianapolis a proposal would exclude tuberculosis afflicted pupils and teachers from public schools. Support is urged to prevent spread by keeping diseased individuals from healthy students in classrooms.

Indianapolis

Liveryman John Favors Beaten by Two Men

John Favors, a St Paul liveryman, was attacked Friday night by Gurley Garrett and John Hare who were said to be intoxicated. He was knocked down while en route to a physician and plans to vigorously prosecute the assailants.

John Favors St Paul Mr. Favors Gurley Garrett John Hare

G A R Officers Elected at Pap Thomas Post

Pap Thomas Post No. 5 G A R elected officers for the coming term led by Commander H R Sherman and Senior Vice Commander David Lyon. Others include Junior Vice Commander W A Minor, Chaplain Charles Schuh, Sergeant W H Duncan, Quartermaster A S Creath, Officer of the Day J N Annis, Officer of the Guard B F Ketchum, and delegates F O Havens and A T Rankin with alternates H G Short and Alonzo Murphy.

Pap Thomas G. A R H. R. Sherman David Lyon W. A. Minor Charles Schuh W. H. Duncan A. S. Creath J. N. Annis B. F. Ketchum F. O. Havens A. T. Rankin H. G. Short Alonzo Murphy

Foley's Kidney Remedy Advertises Hexamethylenetetramine

An old advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy highlighting Hexamethylenetetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. It urges taking the product at first signs of irregularities to avoid serious illness. J. H. Batterton signs the note.

J. H. Batterton

Root Juice Promises Health Through Twenty Years Of Study

A healer presents Root Juice as a medical breakthrough after twenty years of trials with roots and herbs. The remedy is said to aid stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel troubles and is now spreading across the country with grateful users. Batterton's drug store offers details on its local cures.

Nature Batterton

The Horse's Plea Placard Circulates in Cincinnati

An Ohio Humane Society effort in Cincinnati distributes a placard featuring four horses with the plea to treat them kindly. It urges watering, rest breaks, lighter loads, no whip use, prompt response to voice, health checks, proper shoeing, adequate feed, regular rest, comfortable harness, and two weeks of annual vacation for better service.

Cincinnati Ohio Humane Society Pease

Officers Elected by Local Hay Makers Order

Elected to serve for the ensuing year are Chief Haymaker E A Parker Past Chief Haymaker Harvey Jones Assistant Chief Haymaker James Dascam Overseer J E Oliver Collector of Straws William Snell Keeper of Bundles Charles Dowdle Trustee G O Barnard District Deputy Oscar Jacobs State Representative William Snell

E. A. Parker Harvey Jones James Dascam J. E. Oliver William Snell Charles Dowdle Vrustee G. O. Barnard Oscar Jacobs

W. R. C Officers Elected for Ensuing Term

A recent meeting of the Woman’s Relief Corps announced the officers for the coming term. President Hannah Ridout leads with Janette McConnell and Mary S. Renigar as junior vice presidents, Eliza J. Crisler as treasurer, Margaret Glenn as conductor, and Alice Rybolt as guard. Chaplain Martha Creath and delegates Edith Sherman Sadie Marlow with alternates Mattie Love Ruth Straisinger were also named.

Res Hannah Ridout Jnior Janette McConnell Mary S. Renigar Eliza J. Crisler Margaret Glenn Alice Rybolt Martha Creath Edith Sherman Sadie Marlow Mattie Love Ruth Straisinger

Quotable jests and blunt editor humor from a city page

A string of wry exchanges about bachelors and married men ends with a newspaper man’s son noting editors call themselves we. A preacher scolds swearing as a boy quips that heaven gates bar those who swear, then adds he was stung again.

Heaven's Gate

Also Mentioned on This Page

Greensburg & Richmond Traction Company Woodmen Blind Tiger Whiskey the Hope Journal Indiana High Schools Florence Hand Nort Side Square Greensburg, Ind King’s Ron Eesgs Heinz Chase & Sanborn Porter & Porter West Side Square A. m. Nly SII Shelbyrn Limited Greensburg Express A. F. Eubank Adams, Ind Rk. P Hamilton O&c North Side Square J. PF. Goddard J. W. Cra Goddard & Craig Attorneys AT Law Little Block Square C. Lowe Reliable Company North Franklin St Robert J. Russell Sinegar Bros East Side B. F. Bennett T. E. Davidson Bennett & Davidson Sweiblock the Square Greensboro Hugh Wickens John E. Osborn Wickens & Osborn Dowden Block South Side SQ Citizens National Bank James B. Lathrop S. P. Minear Charles W Woodward Third National Bank BOAR Charles Zoller Morgan L. Miers Walter W. Bonner Louis Zoller J. E. Robbins Fran W. W. Bonner Louis Willey R. Robbins Condact Foley
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