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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
The Greensburg Standard, Pecator County's Old Reliable Republican paper, operates weekly from Greensburg Indiana under proprietor Luther Vd Braden. Subscriptions run one year in and out of county with rate details listed, including post office handling and advance payment terms.
Today is Philippi Day marking the 50th anniversary of the first Civil War land battle at Philippi. The notice also promotes the Greensburg chautauqua from July 1 to 9 and urges readers to plan to attend and enjoy the program.
A group of apprentices has arrived at the new shoe factory as it opens to steady activity. Bids on projects have lagged, hindering progress and the plant’s status as a key asset for local industry.
The choice of Senator Gore to speak at Greensburg Chau tauqua promises the largest Fourth of July celebration the city has ever hosted. The event is slated to attract a wide audience and generate significant civic interest.
The Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis will be enlarged by two stories at a cost of 300000 dollars, bringing total expense to 2000000 dollars. Land value stands at an additional 1000000 dollars, and the expansion will add 134 rooms.
The text states no authority to pay teachers from the township fund. Wages should be drawn first from the tuition fund and, if exhausted, from the special school fund. the township fund cannot be used for this purpose.
David Wallace, half brother of Gen. Lew Wallace, died in Indianapolis aged fifty nine. He served as assistant postmaster from 1889 to 1893 and was a member of the State Board of Agriculture when he died. His father, also named David Wallace, was an early Indiana governor. He was cited by James Whitcomb Riley in The Boys of the Old Glee Club.
Indiana boasts a high share of native talent in Congress with fourteen of fifteen members born in Indiana and twenty three native-born Hoosiers serving. Nine members have moved from Indiana and hold commissions from other states, including seven representatives and two senators.
F G King of the Animal Husbandry Department explains that cheaper beef cuts are nutritious when properly cooked and have gained popularity as meat prices rise. High priced cuts like loin and ribs fetch more money due to tenderness, with emphasis on breeding for straight backs and well developed hind quarters to maximize yield.
Purdue University guide by Prof C G Woodbury outlines a statewide push for better home fruit. It stresses proper pruning and planting of young trees to prevent death, detailing root trimming, staking, soil packing, pruning targets, and the dangers of neglecting care.
Alfalfa meal has shown limited value for poultry due to its high crude fiber content. Sheep, by contrast, can efficiently grind their own feed and convert it into usable nutrition.
The article discusses Hosea's message and the need for Israel to seek God's mercy, contrasts God's justice with mercy through Jesus, and critiques Christendom as spiritually adulterous and idolatrous. It emphasizes repentance, acceptance of grace, and warns against relying on wealth and worldly power.
Chamberlains Salve recommended for sore nipples with nursing guidance and nurse endorsements. Dale Welsh returns from Helena for daughter's diploma night. Adams Christian Church plans annual ice cream and strawberry festival in I O O F hall to benefit the church. E O Houchins, once in city restaurant business, visits Rushville from his farm two miles southwest after five years away.
An office advertises warning notices printed on muslin for sale to inform hunters. The item emphasizes safety and legal requirements for current hunting seasons and relates to local regulatory guidance.
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