Mowrey Shoemaker Reception Delights City Society
The Mowrey home hosted about three hundred guests for a three hour social event with daisy and sweet pea decorations, floral centerpieces, and a four course luncheon. Harpist Marone performed, Pearl Williams sang, and out of town guests from Anderson Cincinnati Indianapolis and Blairstown attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Mowrey
George P. Shoemaker
Ed Schultz
J. F. Russell
Bright
Kate Emmert
Dora Dickerson
Mary Littell
Louise Mendenhall
Mable Thomas
Ruth Ralston
Mowrey
Thomas Stephenson
Miss Close Chambers
Anderson
Grace Reynolds
Cincinnati
John C. Sharpe
Blairstown
New Jersey
Harry Batterton
Tuscon
Arizona
German
Kansas City
Pearl Lewis
Bess East
Fitzgerald
Florence Fraser
Rushville
Sadie Machlan
Indianapolis
Lillian Hughey
Covington
Kentucky
Dolie Cunningham
Martinsville
Boy's Life Saved by Remedy After Dysentery Attack
A four year old boy nearly died from dysentery before two physicians gave up. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with castor oil, cured him, and the parent credits it with saving his life. Batterton's Drug Store sells it.
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Chamberlain
William H. Strol Ing
Carbon Hill
Ala
Batterton's
Receipts Grow at Greensburg Post Office Quarter
The Greensburg post office reports first quarter receipts from April 1 to June 30 totaling 3107.64, up from 2765 in the previous year and 2969.72 in 1906, a gain of 137.92. June receipts reached 1074.16, 348.82 above the prior June record set two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
George M. Thompson Injures Ankle On Crawfordsville Farm
George M. Thompson, recently buying a farm near Crawfordsville, fell while working and broke his ankle. He was brought to the city and treated by Drs. Bland and Thomas. He is resting easy and expected to recover.
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George M. Thompson
Crawfordsville
Twenty five Cents Price of Peace promotion
An advertisement touts Chamberlin's salve for skin diseases priced at 25 cents. It notes immediate relief and lists Batterton's drug store as the point of sale.
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Chamberlin
Batterton’s
Republican program champions farmer welfare and tariff reform
The piece argues for Republican policies benefiting farmers and rural life, including free rural mail delivery, state aid for roads, and continued welfare through GOP leadership. It endorses Sherman anti trust enforcement, tariff revision, railway protections, and civil rights support, urging a united party to sustain reforms.
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Republican Party
Congress
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Legislative Department
House of Representatives
National Monetary Commission
Roosevelt Hails Taft Nomination as President
President Roosevelt lauds Secretary Taft upon his nomination, praising him as fearless, upright, and in touch with all classes. He cites Taft’s broad sympathy, opposition to privilege, and commitment to American citizenship as essential for the country’s well being.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Labor plank in our state platform
The Republican party emphasizes its long standing commitment to workers. It traces its origins to the dignity of labor and free labor and pledges to uphold wages and living standards, enact labor laws, and support a progressive industrial system for workingmen nationwide.
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Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Shelbyville Court Notes Judge rules in injunction case
Judge Marshall Hacker rendered a decision in the Shelbyville injunction case William DePrez versus the city of Shelbyville involving the condemning and moving of a building. The case of Quincy Edmunds versus Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. to recover life insurance money was continued to next term. Judge Hacker and Court Reporter William Hacker plan to travel to Columbus to open Bartholomew county court. State ex rel. Harry H. Walker versus William H. Wagoner on venue change from Shelby circuit court is on trial before Judge Hacker, a move to remove a city councilman of Shelbyville.
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Marshall Hacker
Shelbyville
William DePrez
City of
Quincy Edmunds
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Hacker
William Hacker
Columbus
Bartholomew County
State of Indiana
Harry H. Walker
William H. Wagoner
Shelby Circuit Court
It Reached the Spot Dr King’s New Discovery praised by Omega store owner
E Humphrey of Omega Ohio a large general store owner and president of Adams County Telephone Co and Home Telephone Co of Pike County says Dr Kings New Discovery saved his life it reached the spot when all else failed. The advertisement notes it heals coughs and sore weak throat lungs and chest and is sold at F M Henry & Co drug store for 50c and 1 00 with a free trial bottle offered.
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E. Humphrey
Omega
Ohio
Adams County Telephone Co
The
Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
F. M Henry & Co
Senator Marshall Newhouse Injured In Road Cart Accident
Senator Marshall E Newhouse was driving a road cart with a horse northeast of Kingston when a passing car frightened the animal near Carmel school. He leaped and became entangled in the wheel, breaking his left arm with one bone splintered. Roy Privett aided him to Clarksburg. the senator attributes proper warning signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall E. Newhouse
Kingston
Clarksburg
Carmel School
Roy Privett
Mr. Privett
Urino Laxative Feast Syrup Ad Claims Gentle Cleansing
An advertisement promotes Urino Laxative Feast Syrup as a bowel cleansing product that cleanses and stimulates without irritation. It notes the item is sold by J. H. Batterton roL.
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J. H. Batterton Rol
U S Exports Surpass Imports By Record Margin
The Philadelphia Press notes that through May 1 this year the U S has seen exports exceed imports by 520 million dollars a pace that beats all prior records by 122 million. February alone saw 167 million in exports versus 79.6 million in imports.
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United States
America
Europe
Old World
Republic
Philadelphia Press
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Shoemaker
Foley’s
Foley & Company
Chicago
Indiana
Total
Savings Department
John H. Christian
Louis Zoller
Harrington Boyd
Sec-Treas
J. H. Christian
James B Lathrop
James M. Woodfill
Charles Zoller, Sr
Frank R. Robbins
Isaac Sefton
Wlham H. Robbins
I&c
Ogc
Geo. W. Magee
West Side Square
White & Canine Mfg. Co
Corps of Mechanics
George Bowman
Decatur
John C. Adney
Reaves Automobile Works
Old Lincoln Carriage Works
Greensburg, Ind
Towle
Colonia
C.H. Thomson
East Side Square
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