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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
4
The Greensburg Standard lists Luther D. Braden's terms for a publication in Greensburg Indiana dated Friday June 4 1900. One year in the county and one year out of the county are offered with a proprietor rate of 1.50 if not paid in advance and single copies priced at 1.00 to 1.25.
In Washington on May 28 Senator Bailey of Texas and W S Manning of the New York Times exchanged blows after a heated exchange over an article questioning Bailey’s income tax stance. Both claim the other lied. Bailey shouted that Manning was an infamous liar, and the fracas ended with Bailey restrained by Senator Clapp and Larranaga as Manning left the corridor. The incident follows Bailey’s earlier confrontations at the Capitol and recalls a 1890s knife incident in his campaign history.
Mrs Laura Doles Naegel died at her east side home on Thursday evening after a long illness. She was 54 and would have turned 55 in June. Surviving are her husband Robert Naegel and her father Henry Doles with four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 30 pm at the family home conducted by Rev W G Olinston with Rev W H Reynolds assisting, burial in South Park cemetery.
Jury Commissioners Green Barnes and Henry Bonner met at the clerk's office Monday morning to select the grand and petit jurors for the June term of the Decatur County Circuit Court. Grand jurors include Frank Eubank Adams and Dan Hazelrigg Adams among others. petit jurors list Charles Patterson Adams and George Christian Clay, Ed Jackson Clay, Taylor Templeton Clay, Robert Buell Clinton, and several Washington and neighboring townships jurors.
County Auditor Frank Ryan releases the tax report showing a state due amount of 32 181 32 for Texas. A large portion of the state school fund will return to the county based on the number of school children in the county.
The following pensions are announced through D L Morgan agency in Clarksburg. Mrs Roge McKeighan of Newpoint receives $12.00 monthly, George S Johnson of Adams for Spanish War service gets $6.00, W G Tremain of Greensburg $14.00, Mrs Nancy J Loyd of Greensburg and John Black of Letts receive $12.00 each, and Mrs Mary Bunyan of Williamstown is listed. Batterson's promotes a large book assortment.
The article explains how squids and other animals change color via chromatophores beneath the skin. Nervous impulses cause pigment cells to expand or contract, producing rapid color shifts to blend with surroundings and evade predators.
A noted physician, famed for shabby attire, loses his hat and finds a new glossy silk hat that fits perfectly. The next day a fellow doctor returns, apologizing for swapping hats to spare the first’s umbrella-lacking head, a prank that hinges on rain and appearance.
A ward boss explains you must appear in person to obtain a marriage license while he regularly furnishes tax receipts for election workers. The follower presses for this favor, noting license cost and past receipts, but the pol itician offers a lengthy noncommittal explanation.
Lift a cupful of flour melt butter in warm water and pour over flour with salt. Beat in stiffly beaten egg white. Mince cold chicken with salt paprika parsley and onion. Mix one cup chicken with half cup white sauce. Shape balls dip in batter fry in hot fat and drain. Serve with lemon and parsley.
An ode recalls shared meals and festive fare from Sunday gatherings. The speaker greets familiar faces, mentions mutton chops turkey giblets lamb and stew, and vows to eat again or be eaten by the dish in a playful refrain.
Advertised letter list includes Mrs Szean Richerson Miss Jenna Collins Miss Pearl Hensley Miss Mary Wiley Cards for John Dailey J L Martin Mrs Council Gant Pet Townson Miss Stella Rogers. Letters and cards will be sent to the Dead Letter Office on June 16 if not claimed before that time. L D Braden P M
The newshole shifts from Balkan war and tariffs to a single preoccupation. Wheat prices fluctuate while world events fade from focus. The era’s central inquiry becomes the score and outcomes that captivate readers.
Elderly men seek relief from enlarged prostate as L. E. Morris of Dexter Kentucky recalls his father’s kidney and bladder troubles. A year ago doctors urged surgery, but after a course of Foley's Kidney Remedy the patient improved after the first bottle and was free of the complaint after the second. Batterton offers Diamond Putman dyes and easy shades.
The I and C Traction Line timetable lists Shelbyville service with freight trains leaving at 7 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Phone New 600.
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