Indiana Farmers Institute Meeting Promises Broad Local Aid
The Greensburg Standard notes the Farmers Institute of Indiana will begin on November 24 1900. It urges farmers to attend with families, participate actively, bring notes, ask questions, and help schedule programs. It criticizes petty complaints and promotes practical farming methods, ending with a plug for Catarrh Cure and Hal's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashura
Ind
Ware
Gatete
Farmers’ Institute of Indiana
Yall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Westport News Highlights Births and Local Visits
Westport reports a girl born to Rev. J. M. Hudleson and wife last week. Moses Merriman visited his son at Richmond. T. W. Robison and family visited Greensburg relatives. An eight pound boy born to William Lockridge and wife. Simon McCullough traveled to Greensburg on business. Mrs. J. G. Brengle visited kin in Bedford. Miss Jessie Shepherd visited Letts. Levi Burns looked after insurance in Jackson county. Rev. J. G. Brengle preached at Brownstown. D. P. McCoy opened a pro tracted meeting at Mapleton then Pleasant View. Nelson Anderson wed Lola M. Hodson. James Corna wed Bec ca Boicourt near Dupont. The Associational B Y P U met at Thanksgiving Day with nine churches represented. North Vernon pastor lectured to a large crowd. dinner and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hudleson
Moses Merriman
Richmond
T. W. Robison
Greensburg
William Lockridge
Simon McCullough
Frank Sater
Alert
J. G. Brengle
Bedford
L. C. Stott
Lottie Davis
Letts
Swift
Indianapolis
D. P. McCoy
Mapleton
Pleasant View
Nelson Anderson
South Dakota
Lola M. Hodson
James Corna
Near
Dupont
Becca Boicourt
Baptist Church
North Vernon
Dioner
Obituary of Julia Hamilton in Greensburg
Mrs. Julia Hamilton wife of D Nelson Hamilton died at her Greensburg home December 3 1900 aged seventy five. She lived in the city with her husband about twenty six years and was a Centenary Church member. Funeral services were at the residence with large attendance and she was buried in Shiloh cemetery. J MACHLEN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hamilton
D. Nelson Hamilton
Greensburg
Centenary Ohuarch
Hamilton
Shiloh
J. Machlen
A Gift to Give
Gertrude gives Jennie a wrapped bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla a gift. Jennie, recently recovering from illness, exclaims about Hood's Sarsaparilla and New Year’s day reveals her improved health, known to friends as Flood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Gertrude
Flood
Laws Governing Newspapers and Post Office Receipts
The rules state that anyone taking a newspaper from the post office is responsible for payment. If discontinuing a paper, one must pay all arrears or the publisher may continue sending it and collect the full amount. Courts have held that refusing to take newspapers from the post office, or removing them, is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
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Gosgos
The
Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Blypher UL. Braden
Farmer and the Farmers’ Institute
Westport
Jessie Shepherd
Mrs. Gardner
Levi Burns
Jackson County
Brownstown
Henry King
Shelbyville
Sardinia
Inter Ocean
Unite States
Laffan News Bureau
Associated Press
Blair
Builder
S. Hardware
West Main Street
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