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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1903

Page

5

A Word to the Wise From Greensburg Labor Union

Union No 20 B and M I A of Greensburg publishes a call for local coverage of labor unions. The letter lists named contractors and tradesmen in Greensburg including Marsh McCormack Ben Claridy Loyd Willard Louis Huber Clark Shelent Perry Fowler and more. It urges unity, notes home labor support and recommends avoiding Greensburg. signed by THOS SHELCUT Secretary.

Greensburg Marsh McCormack Ben Claridy Loyd & Willard Stone Masons Louis Huber Clark & Shelent Perry Fowler Joe Miller Joe Darringer Brick Masons Tumilty & Isgrige Geo. Roszell & Steverson Jas. O'Donnell John Roszell

Real Estate Transfers List From Greensburg and Westport

Real estate transfers include Francis M. Coryell to Emma How of a Westport lot and Herman Littell to Henry Raver for 54 acres in Fugit township. Multiple Greensburg and Sand Creek deeds feature lots and 80 to 159 acres, with several 1,000 to 2,500 dollar transactions and transfers to and among local residents and associations.

Francis M. Coryell Emma How Westport Hugh K. McNew Jacob Vantreese Greensburg Herman Littell Henry Raver Fugit Township Alice Marion James Mobley Alva Reed W. M. Smith Charles MM Samuel A. Hollenslee James E. Nicely Mary Doles Will Squire Washington C. D. Tillson Charles Dillman Maupin Clarksburg Douglas Perry Alvan Reed James E. Mobley John Y. Hitt G. M. Ewing Joseph Graham D. C. Williams Et al R. T. Gephart Emmas Burney Clarence Redding Lonidus Rostell Jacob and Lillie Callicott Curtis Callicott Sandcreek W. J. Norton Mary Speers Alert George Erdmann Lizzie Thomson

Class Day Exercises at Central Hall Remembered

The class of 03 held a delightful class day exercise at Central Hall last Thursday night with a program spotlighting music, welcome address by William Orville Thomson, class portrait by Homer Meek, poems by L Leroy Luckinbill, Loren Doles, and others, vocal solo by Miss Winchester, reminiscences by Mary Robertson and Ethel Ewing, piano duet by Sadie Machlan, and a valedictory by Earl S. Riley. About 150 attendees enjoyed the fare prepared by the caterer Maguire.

Central Hall Miss Murphy William Orville Thomson Lulu Braden Homer Meek Leroy Luckinbill Larilda Styers Loren Doles Miss Winchester Mary Robertson Ethel Ewing Sadie Machlan Mary Wright Orville Thomson Culver Hillis Clyde B. Willard Hershel Hamilton Chas Redington Leroy Luckenbill Earl S. Riley Maguire

E N Blake Died at Poor Farm At Age Eight

E N Blake died at the Poor Farm on Friday at eight years old. Born in Maryland he emigrated to Tennessee before the war, later joining the Union cause and living in Cincinnati. He settled near Letts, taught in public schools, then became mentally deranged and wandered as a self styled missionary. He owned savings, four years ago paying 104 dollars yearly for his support. Guardian G W Fraley accompanied the body to Lebanon where burial occurred Sunday. a sister lived there.

E. N. Blake Maryland Tennessee Cincinnati Mr. Blake Sandcreek Letts G. W. Fraley

Sheep Scab Risks at Stock Yards Warn Farmers

Assistant State Veterinarian R. A. Craic warns feeders about sheep scab risk at stock yards. He notes most scab cases traced to yard purchases, estimates 4 161 of 4 506 cases came from yards, urges dipping on farm or avoiding yard-bought sheep to prevent losses and protect herd health.

Bureau of Animal Industry R. A. Craic

Bitter Fight Warns Against Ignoring Dr King S New Discovery

Beall Mississippi resident R T Beall shares wife’s fall illness, consuming Dr King s New Discovery after other treatments failed, she improved immediately and was four bottles cured. Druggists Grover Bonner guarantee with 50c and 1 00 prices, trial bottles free. Also listing sale of 120 acres land and four room house with barn in Hartsville Indiana, contact W T Rominger.

Dr. King R. T. Beall Beall Grover & Bonner W. T. Rominger Hartsville Ind

Watson Delivers Eloquent G A R Memorial Address

Congressmans Watson gave a moving speech at South Park cemetery and Greensburg church services honoring G A R veterans. He urged equal rights under amendments 13 14 15 and praised the veterans who saved the union and spread liberty. The audience lauded his oration and the event concluded with church rites and songs.

Our Albert Tower Republic South Park Christian Church Bertie Hitchell aAmerica D. . VanBuskirk Harriett Chambers Charleston Ill Lincoln W. D. Starr Marsh Thomas James Ek Watson Congressman Watson Greensburg Far East G. A. KR

Graduates of eighth grade in county schools outside Greensburg

A list of eighth grade graduates by township and school shows Miss Stella Moor of Letts with the highest general average, 94.3 percent. Records include names from Newpoint, Westport, Clay Township, Jackson Township, Fugitt Township, Clinton Township, Marion Township, Saltcreek Township, Sandcreek Township, Washington Township, and Millhouse n.

Greensburg Stella Moor Letts

Decatur County S S Union Plans 1902 Convention

The Decatur County S S Union holds its annual convention at Kingston church on Monday June 8 1902 with a full program. Activities include Getting Acquainted Long service by J W Owens and Rev John Machlan addresses, primary work by Miss Emma Donnell, business and dinner, inspiration service by Rev C R Adams, addresses by Rev E W Halpeny and Rev William Telfer, a session on child training by Carl A Johnson, and reports from committees with election of officers and next meeting place announced before adjournment.

Decatur County S.S. Union Kingston Church J. W. Owens John Machlan Emma Donnell William Telfer Carl A. Johnson

Electric Bitters offered for stomach kidney and blood health

A period advertises Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets. It claims to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and purify the blood promising relief for run down systems with a money back guarantee. Also mentions a sale of duplicate china pieces at Thomson's 205 East Main.

Grover China Thomson’s 205 East Main

Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood and Skin Diseases

Advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a cure for ulcers eczema scrofula blood poison cancer and other blood or skin diseases. Claims 30 years of testing and urges readers to send for a free sample and medical advice while pricing at $1 per bottle.

Blood Balm Co Atlanta

Travel Exposures For June 1903 Rail Excursions

Big Four Excursions for Toronto and Indianapolis events with dates in June 1903. Sales on June 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 13, 14 for round trips to and from listed cities. Fares include $1.40 Greensburg to Alexandria and $2.15 Greensburg to Saengerbund route. N. A. Crawford, agent, available for rates, routes, and limits.

Toronto Ont N. A. Crawford Indianapolis Ind Greensburg Alexandria Saengerbund

Cyclone Hits Gainesville Cotton Mill Killing Dozens

A fierce cyclone struck a Gainesville Georgia cotton mill Monday afternoon killing eighty workers mainly women and children. Several other lives were lost nearby, bringing the total death toll to about one hundred as the storm came from a clear sky and lasted only moments before sunshine returned on the wreckage.

Gainesville

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