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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1908

Page

6

President Wilson calls for a permanent national waterways commission

In his first message to Congress he urges a centralized plan for U S waterways and asks to place national parks under the forest service. He attacks the secret service restriction on investigating Congress and endorses postal savings banks, a broader parcel post, and education funding. He supports New Mexico and Arizona statehood, Philippine self government, and Porto Rico citizenship, while praising the fleet and calling for naval promotions reform.

National Guard Army Congress United States England

Invest in Sugar Beets and Beet Sugar Prospects

The piece argues beet sugar is an infant industry with $130,000,000 invested and protection needed to develop in this county. It notes trends toward mechanization reducing land labor, with experiments on lifting, topping, and loading beets by machinery and improvements in planting and harvesting.

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Rising Attorney Delivers Noted Eulogy Talk

Rollin A Turner, a rapidly rising local attorney, impressed at an Elks eulogy speech Sunday afternoon. Sharing a platform with a state reputation speaker and a seasoned jurist, his ten to twelve minute address stood out for plain, heartfelt, and elegant diction.

Rollin A. Turner Our Elks Turner

County Commissioners Approve Various Contracts and Appointments

The county board met in a short session and let bids for courthouse carpentry masonry plastering plumbing and marble work with awards to Corbett Roche Spilman Bonner Gates Co. and others. The J E Robbins bridge project and St Paul bridge access were approved as were several appointments and salary terms.

Court House Corbett & Roche Spilman & Bonner Gates & Co Indianapolis

D A R Meeting At Library Highlights Christmas Program

The Daughters of the American Revolution held a Monday afternoon meeting at the library. The program featured Christmas poetry responses, a paper on Christmas in the Colonies by Mrs. Charles Woodfill, and a recitation of The Battle of Waterloo by Mrs. Lida Cobb. A business session followed and plans for February were announced by Mrs. Sarilda Smiley.

Daughters of the American Revolution Charles Woodfill Colonies Lida Cobb Waterloo Sarilda Smiley

Holiday Shopping Sparks Bustling City Windows

Saturday proved busy as merchants showcase festive displays. Shoppers race to find suitable presents for relatives and friends, with advertising columns in the STANDARD offering many right-priced options.

Dull Feeling After Eating Eased by Stomach and Liver Tablets

A Nova Scotia resident testifies that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets relieve a heavy dull post meal sensation. The ads claim they strengthen digestion and regulate liver and bowels, offering free samples at Batterton's drug store.

Chamberlain David Freeman Kempt Nova Scotia Batterton

Death of County Farmer Cal Evans Near Forest Hill

Cal Evans, a prominent farmer and longtime county resident, died suddenly Monday at his Forest Hill area home from apoplexy. He appeared in good health until a few days prior. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. Funeral services were conducted at his home Wednesday afternoon.

Cal Evans Forest Hill

Notice for Proposals for Deposit of Public Funds

The Advisory Board of Finance of Marion township invites written proposals from banks and trust companies to receive a maximum amount of public funds on deposit. Proposals due December 31, 1908, 10 to 11 a.m. at James B. Jackson's office Marion township Decatur County Indiana. Bonds required with proposals. funds are Marion township public funds. IRA Jackson, President. E Walker, Secretary.

Board of Finance Marion Township James B. Jackson Marion Decatur Indiana United States General Assembly of Fias Voceava Advisory Board of Finance Ira Jackson E. Walker

Mrs Hill and Daughter Return from Cincinnati Visit

Mrs. W. J. Hill and her daughter Miss Lillian have returned home after spending several days visiting friends in Cincinnati.

W. J. Hill Lillian Cincinnati

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