Married Ladies Musicale Hosts Share Pleasant Afternoon
Members gathered at a West Street home with Mrs M Thomas as hostess for a Married Ladies musical program. Mrs Cassie Robison led the program featuring instrumental pieces and vocal solos performed by several ladies, followed by a business meeting that elected Mrs R Robert Reed and Mrs George McKay to membership, and refreshments.
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Ies’ Musicale
Oon
Pleasant Street
M. Thomas
Cassie Robison
Marrh
J. K. Home
West
R Robert Reed
George McKay
Old Soldier Richard Hensley Dies After Illness
Richard Hensley died at his North Anderson street home after a short illness. 66, born in Grant county Kentucky, he served four years in the Union Army. He leaves a wife and six children. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday at his home, Rev. W. H. Reynolds presiding. Burial in South Park Cemetery. Rosalind at Red Gate now 50¢ at Batterton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hensley
Anderson Street
Mr. Hensley
Grant County
Kentucky
W. H. Reynolds
Presbyterian Church
South Park Cemetery
Baby Thrive Depends on Nourishing Food Source
The mother’s milk or artificial formula must supply essential fats for the infant. If the baby does not thrive on milk or emulsion, caregivers should ensure the food provides adequate fat and nourishment for growth.
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Scott
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Claiming Magical Child Effects
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as having a magical effect on babies and children. It offers a fifty cent bottle and a free atlas in exchange for sending the paper name, address, and four cents for postage to Scott & Bowne of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
November Banner Grades At Local High School
The monthly honors list shows students from First and Fourth years earning top marks in subjects including Arithmetic History Civics Physiology Physics English Algebra Latin Chemistry Botany. Notable high scorers include Stella Stagg Robert Porter Raymond Magee Verl Bennett Edith Drane and Mary Ford with multiple perfect or near perfect grades across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Stagg
Robert Porter
Willa Pleak
Rober Kessing
Raymond Magee
Sarah Levermina Martin
Elizabeth
Margaret Robison
Harryworth
Verl Bennett
Louis Porter
Mary Ford
Mabel Welsh
Margaret McAuliff
Edna How
Sarah Levenstein
Ver Bennett
Amelia Jackson
Forty Years of Service by Andersonville Merchant
Atwell Morgan began selling nations and groceries over the counter in early 1865 in Andersonville. He first clerked for R. Shriner in the old Main Street store, later worked at Harris and Bohannon, then in a building now occupied by Dr. J. P. Orr. The same building houses Mr. Morgan today per Rushville Republican.
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Andersonville
Four County Herald
Atwell Morgan
R. Shriner
A. J. Shriner
Free pants offer with suit or overcoat purchase
Curtis McCoy promotes a thirty day deal offering one free pair of pants with every suit or overcoat order. He promises no price increases and a square deal, inviting customers to view his stock at North Side Square. Also notes a large stock at A LINEGAR BROs with fancy fruits candies and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis McCoy
North Side Square
Officers Elected for The Modern Woodmen Eagles and More
The Modern Woodmen and The Eagles announce officers for the coming year. Modern Woodmen lists Council W. R. Brazeton Adviser L. R. Small Banker L. R. Fleming Clerk Will Ehrhardt Escort B. F. Roszell Watchman M. S. Wamsley Sentinel Grover Browning Manager Alex Martin. Eagles appoint President Garfield Sherman Vice President Charles Craig Chaplain Henry Kammerling Jr Secretary Will Ehrhardt Conductor Charles Boy Inside Guard Fred Styers Physician Dr. E. T. Riley Trustees J. N. Marlow Wesly Lanius Jacob Bender Commander Jasper Cobb Senior Vice Commander J. K. Bawnier Vice Commander H. W. Br’geon David Lyons lain Rev A. T. Rankin ermaster A. S. Creath of the day J. N. Annis of the Guard B. F. Ketchum tes John Taylor Roberts H. B. Sherman A. T A Lawson J. D D C Elder Ben McCoy McElroy.ing officer W. W. Dixon. Reasons at Newpoint E P F Starks W M Edward Risk S W J C Barbe J W Ed Neimeyer-Secretary E P Colson-Treasurer. Flora B Theis President Senior Vice President Rebecca Sherman Junior Vice President Jeanette McConnell Treasurer Eliza J Crisler Chaplain Martha Creath Conductor Sallie House Guard Mary Ketchum.
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Council
W. R. Brazeton
L. R. Small
L. R. Feming
Will Ehrhardt
B. F. Roszell
M. S. Wamsley
Sentinel
Grover Browning
Alex Martin
Garfield Sherman
Charles Craig
Henry Kammerling, Jr
Charles Boy
Fred Styers
E. T. Riley
J. N. Marlow
Wesly Lanius
Jacob Bender
Jasper Cobb
J. K. Bawnier
H. W Br’geon
David Lyons Lain
A. T. Rankinermaster
A. S. Creath
J. N. Annis
B. F. Ketchum Tes
John Taylor, Roberts
H. B. Sherman
A. T A. Lawson
J. D D. C. Elder
Ben McCoy McElroy
Ing
W. W. Dixon
December Weather Predictions From The Weather Prophet
The forecast warns of a harsh December with a central storm period on the 13th to 15th and violent snow in central and southern areas. A second storm run runs the 17th to 22nd with warmer western conditions around the 17th. From the 18th to 21st storms move west to east, followed by a severe cold wave from about the 24th to 29th, and a final storm period from the 29th to January 10. Cloudlines may turn warmer with light rain or snow in the western counties on the 30th and 31st.
Batterton's Hand Mirrors From Factory Direct Line
A fine line of hand mirrors direct from the Batterton factory is offered at the shop. The display highlights quality finish and value for customers seeking practical, elegant grooming accessories.
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Batterton’s
I C Traction Line Time Table With Travel Slots
The I C Traction Line timetable lists depart times from 5 35 a m to 11 35 p m including expresses limited to Greensburg and Shelbyville runs with phone contact New 600.
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Greensburg Express
Shelbyville
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed Effective Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as acting on the blood and mucous surfaces, not a quack medicine, and was prescribed by a top physician. The formula combines tonics with blood purifiers to address the disease. Send for details.
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Hall
Public Funds Deposit Proposals Sought by Jackson Town Board
The Jackson town Board of Finance invites written proposals from Indiana banks and trust companies for receiving public funds deposits. Proposals due January 4 1900 between 1 and 2 pm at C P Johnsons office Jackson Township Decatur County Indiana.
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Ae Board of Finnce
Jackson Town
C. P. Johnson
Jackson
Decatur
Indiana
United States
Boards of Finance
Jackson Township
Pope
Advisory Board of Finance of
Jackson Towee N.T. Woodruff
F. L. Dixon
Diphtheria Prevalence in Indiana October 1908
The Indiana State Board of Health reports 1000 diphtheria cases and 47 deaths in October 1908 from county reports. The board renews efforts with statewide circulars on prevention diagnosis and treatment.
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Indiana
State Board of Health
County Boards of Health
Beware of Frequent Colds and Chamberlain's Remedy
A cautionary note warns that frequent colds can lead to chronic catarrh and urges attentive treatment. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee who reports swift relief and restored throat and lung health. Sold at Batterton's drug store.
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Chamberlain
Batterton’s
Counterfeiting Guilty Mentioned in Local Ad Claim
A court note states guilt in counterfeiting with a remark that passing counterfeit money is as bad as substituting a worthless remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar. The notice names J. H Batterton in the summary of the case.
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Foley
J. H Batterton
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Married Ladies’ Musical
Buck
Benne
Rachel Mesdames Batterton
Ewing
Donnell
Covert
Bracken
Leiblin
Kendall
Mesdames Siling
Montgomery
Mrs. Mendenhall A
Clayton Johns
Hamilton
Clayton John B
Oyens
Woodfill
Howard
Bud
Ollie Donnell
Rosalind
Red Gate
Flore
Edith Drane
Golden Moody
Nettie Stone
Edith Drané
Hazel Jay
Mae Dickey
Nettie Patton
Etta Robertson
Hazel Russell
Frank Fromer
Elder Porter
Lucile Clark
Hazel Day
Louis Willey
Clyde French
Gail Boyd
Mary Martin
Anise Conan
Ares
Linegar Bros
A. Auctione
J. F. Goddard Godda Attorneys Office
Hittle Block
Ner
Squ
Greensburg
Greensburg, Bb
White Block
N. Sie
THE
Eagles
Pap Thomas Post
Newpoint
E. PF. Starks
W. M. Edward Risk
S. W
Flora B. Theis
Rebecca
of Uy
Associated Charities
Citizens Bank
Emma B. Sefton
Independent
Third National Bank
Greensburg, Ind
Qiarles Zoller
L. Miers
W. Bonner
Ry Louis Willey
J. Ins
Frank R. Robbins
Greensburg Foundry and Machine
W. Hilland
Prop
Mailand Express
St. Louis Express
Chicago Mail
Seneed
White City
St. Louis Mall
Columbus
DE Part
Mos
Sunoday
N. Hichienn
Bell 100
Noves
Wm. G. French
Carter & Co
N. E
Corner Square
Ind
Robert J. Russell
Sinegar Bros
East Side
B. F. Bennett
T. E. Davidson
Bennett & Davidson
Attorneys At Law
Sweiblock
the Square
Greensbure
Hugh Wickens
John E. Osborn Wickens & Osborn
Dowden Block
Rmond
J. K. Ewing
Frank Hamilton
Ewing & Hamilton
Freeman Block
Indiab
R. P Hamilton
Syjery Public
Tre
Cyclone Vis
Orth Side
Giiten Sures
West Side Square
Foriday
Greensburg, Indiana
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