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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1908

Page

6

Busy local notes mix travel, weddings and notices

John Nesbitt makes business trip to Rushville. Henry Christian and Robert Buell attend Baptist hog sale at Hope. Oscar Ewing travels to Jeffersonville for a house party. Miss Jess Spurgeon visits for the Harding-Hiner wedding. The Indiana Republican Editorial Association meets January 16 17 at the Claypool in Indianapolis. Frank Gavin organist at Kingston church praised by attendees. Numerous town visits, birthdays, hospital news, and social events across Greensburg and nearby towns.

Frank Gavin Cincinnati Kingston Frank Deem Martinasville Mepday Deem Jess Spurgeon Columbus Zelpha Esta Hiner Harding-Hiner

Hope Hog Sale Aids Baptist Church In Town Event

The Hope Hog Sale organized under Col. Tom Winnedge drew about a thousand attendees. Sixty seven hogs sold for roughly 1400 dollars with fifty five animals averaging around 21 dollars each. The top price was 74 dollars paid by D S Shields. Half the proceeds go to the consignors and half to the Baptist church to help pay its debt.

Tom Winnedge Hope The Baptist Church D. S. Shields Near Hope E. Watson Edinburg Lloyd Mugg Hkokomo Lockhart & Son Martinsville T. G. Lindley Russiaville R W. Shafer Westport Arthur May William Webb Irvin Spaugh J. G. Morgan Whitestow Ladies of the Baptist Church Town of Columbus Democrat

Janitor Raises Chickens Behind South Side Church

A church janitor in a small south side parish keeps a few chickens in a backyard enclosure and sells eggs to church members. When a customer asks for eggs soon, he plans to deliver a dozen the next morning, noting the hens operate on their own schedule even on Sunday.

John Harper’s Weekly

A Hopeless Lunatic

A strange man proclaims satisfaction with his flat and life while neighbors overhear his confession. They quickly restrain him and call for an ambulance from the insane asylum.

Insane Asylum

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure

A 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features F. J. Cheney and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin and Toledo wholesalers with testimonials and pricing at seven cents per bottle. Also promotes constipation pills.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Tremendous Sacrifice Sale At The Standard Shoe Co

Greensburg and Decatur county readers are urged to attend a sacrifice sale of The Standard Shoe Company's stock now held by the National Salvage Company of Cincinnati. More than half the stock, about $6000 worth, will be sold at prices near sixty five cents on the dollar over ten days starting January 8 at 9 a.m. Extensive staffing and a large crowd are anticipated as the store closes for the sale.

Etta Boicourt Westport R. C. Shoffner Ina Rowe McCormick Miss Boicourt Decatur County R. M. Midaleton Falls City Kentucky Greensburg Shelby County East Central Avenue Middleton Standard Shoe Company National Salvage Company of Cincinnati Indiana National Salvage Company Standard Shoe Co

Special Announcement on Foley Honey and Tar Safety

The notice states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law since it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by J. H. Batterton.

Foley J. H. Batterton

London Restaurants Promise Cheaper Dining Than New York

The writer claims London offers more affordable middle class meals than New York and Paris with half guinea and seven shilling rates. Soho diners can find inexpensive dinners around 18 pence, and even wine at reasonable prices if modestly chosen. The piece highlights London’s crowded Soho area as a bright, affordable dining and theatre district with hard benches and economical entertainment.

London New York Paris Soho Daavier Fm

Old Papers For Sale At This Office

Auction notice announces availability of old newspapers and periodicals for purchase. Interested buyers are invited to inspect stock at the office and place bids by a stated deadline. Proceeds support office operations.

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John Nesbitt Rushville Henry Christian Robert Buell Oscar Ewing Jeffersonville George Shafer Napoleon Will McCoy New Richmond Ohio George Casen Indiana Republican Editorial Association Claypool Hotel Indianapolis Roy Privett Sidney Hollis Hunt William Porter Enos Porter Shelbyville St. Vincent Hospital Will Logan Town Elizabeth Forbett Henry Logan Anna Dravis Joel Coffey Hartsville Urbana Illinois Illinois University Jesse M. Thomson Mayor Thomson Thomson Edith Patton Marshall North Carolina Della McLaughlin Leonard R. Perry Art Donnell New York City T. M. Clark Frank McLaughlin Galion Daisy Cochran Board of Children’s Guardians Joseph DeAthy Willis Kercheval Newport J. F. Kercheval Frank Rankin Jean Rankin P. L. Doles Fred Seitz, Jr Gulfport Mississippi Fred Seitz S. P. Minear Charles Smith Indianapolis Star Frank Risk Marion Illinois International Correspondence School W.L. Hamilton Thomas E Livy Hamilton Will Weaver Joseph Ullman Dalmbert Walter Stewart North Michigan Avenue Clarksburg Tarplee Hall Eagles’ Hall Henry Friday Newpoint Frank Hamilton Leona Frank Kelley Lucile Cox Edna Howe Thomas Will Shannon Westport Courier Marietta Stewart Robert L. Wilson Richmond Martha McCall Lelia Logan Nell McCune Fannie McLaughlin Robert Scott Rev. McCall Harry Black Barton McLaughlin James Marlin Huron South Dakota Ella Marlin Peppertown Conelius Messler Miss Marlin Dakota Messler Acton J. B. Kirkpatrick Marion Block Meridian Ohio Streets Kirkpatrick J. O. Wehrman Europe Hugh Sparks Milroy J. M. Gaston Adam R. Meek Near Spring Hill Ed Lanham Chicago Augustus Miller S. O. Smith Seymour Jackson Township Lov¢ Bonner Boyd Lyndon Allegallie Florida Charles Porter Mesdames Charles German Kansas City Missouri Will B. Ansted Connersville Lawson Mexico Ethel Ewing Tre Dr. King Tris Linegar Bros Ats
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