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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
4
Ongoing county notices fragment mentions captions about year and out of county status. Small amounts $1.50 in advance and $1.00 referenced. Context unclear but appears to be payment or pickup instruction in a classifieds section.
The Shelbyville Republican notes Postmaster Lewis and other postmasters push for approved rural route boxes kept in good condition. It argues the improvement benefits all rural mail recipients and the delivery system as a whole, urging public support and cooperation.
In remarks cited from Chicago, Judge Grosscup argues that municipal ownership moves are part of a broader, long term trend. He predicts a national campaign on public ownership within years and says Americans will reject socialism, though the movement will influence future elections.
The judge warns that social unrest could harm American individual initiative and urges swift action to address the issue. He describes the current ferment as a sign of trouble but says it can lead to right actions if tackled promptly, arguing Socialism would undermine American values.
The city high school held class night with a reception for about 100 guests at Alumni Hall on Friday. The program included Piano Solo by Mae Perry, Class Poem by Charles Kessing, Vocal Solo by Elva Puttman, Piano Duet by Nona and Katie Lich, Class Prophesy by Edith Taylor, Instrumental Solo by C P Kirkpatrick, and a dialogue A pair of Lunatics performed by Ira Miller and Grace Duncar.
Assessors have completed returns filed with the County Auditor. Compared with last year, losses appear in most townships while Clay township shows growth in personal property wealth, surpassing Washington by nearly 73000. Figures exclude railroads and corporations.
Mrs Hessie Ewing widow of Cortez Ewing Sr died after a lingering illness at her granddaughter Mrs George McCormack’s home in Brookhaven Mississippi on Thursday night. She was born June 5 1842 in Rush County and married in 1860. survived by daughter Maggie Stockman. Funeral held Saturday at the Christian church conducted by Rev D R VanBuskirk and Rev F W Sumner with relatives and friends attending. The family receives sympathy from their community.
Robert Lewis, the man who hired a horse from Jacob Lemaster’s barn and drove it with Edna Johnson, wore the escape to Frankfort where he was captured Sunday evening. City officials in Frankfort notified Shelbyville authorities, and Sheriff Marsh planned to return with the prisoner. Edna Johnson, daughter of Andrew Johnson, accompanied the group before Lewis left the girl in Franklin and she returned to Shelbyville with the outfit.
Genealogical notes list Pat Again 38840 and offspring sired by Mikegain and Ponce De Leon with many connections to Ross Frank Again and others. De Soto of Oxford and Ponce De Leon lineage appear under dam records Fanny Rhea and Startling dam of Estelle, noting trotter and pacer bloodlines. Fees: $20 cash with return privileges. three high class jacks and $10 for a living foal.
Letts Corner Stud in Decatur county lists EILERT 1306 727 German Coach 1500 pounds MONNEAUX 1533 French Coach 1520 pounds DEWEY son of Eilert stout jack JUMBO mammoth brown black 154 hands YOUNG BOB jet black jack foaled Sept 1901 15 hands All stallions insured for 10 dollars Mare owners invited to inspect stock Insurance payable on living colt if mare parted Accpt distance mares cared for at low weekly or monthly rates
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