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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
6
The retailer cites rising business and favorable pricing, sharing May cash receipts of 2453.64 and average daily May sales of 102.23. A long list of bargain groceries follows including sugars, bacons, hams, canned fruits, dried fruits, prunes, evaporated apples, di goods, matches, tea, and coffee with varied per pound or per unit prices.
The Greensburg Standard asks subscribers to note the date opposite their name on the paper and to report any errors. It requests timely responses and warns of penalties or actions if notices are not adhered to.
June 7 1901 reports record of farm activities and community news. Br Norton shows a new driving horse while corn prospects seem off to a slow start. Herring trait growers open business. Straw berry crop looks promising. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Stellow's son. Several residents visit relatives in Rushville Greensburg Fayette county and Butterville. Local men like Charley Brown build a new barn and Jess Smith’s driving horse died. A county gominichcemrrt to be held in the eqieta house June I and future graduates to be represented.
An advertisement touts Ducsicu Arnica Salva as the best salve for skin ailments with a 25 cent price and refund guarantee. The rest of the column covers a string of social notes from Sunday greetings and visits to Greensburg and Columbus, entertainments in Letts and Edinburg, a Greensburg commencement turnout, a church decoration plan, a Dr Smith infant death and funeral, a birthday reminder for Alta Hite, and a Stubbs schoolhouse gathering with ice cream and cake.
The ix Postmaster T. F. Anthony reports a bottle of Alystiec Cure used for Eneutiatism proving miraculous, claiming two doses provide more relief than any medicine. The claim follows a raid by AI NS a fer A Uo druggists Gressore.
Sardinia observers report John Bowen and wife at Coimbus Saturday Dr and Mrs J M Borer at Greensburg Monday Dr J H B Reiley and son at Greensburg Thursday Mrs J H Deniston shopping at Greensburg Saturday J H Deniston did business in Cincinnati Saturday Fred Smith and wife at North Vernon Wednesday Mary Rittenhouse of Greensburg spent Sunday at home EF Moore attended to business in Greensburg Saturday Several locals attended a social at Westport Thursday evening John Hill and wife of Wayneslarge visited relatives here Mr and Mrs Marion Elliott hosted church guests
A Washington DC reader, C F Myers, extols Grain-O as a superior solid grain beverage for health and children's welfare, stating it outperforms all other beverages tried.
Clarksburg reports residents visiting Greensburg and New Salem. Alma Conwilly of Fayetteville visits Miss Eva Cartmel. Decoration Day is June 23 with lodge observance. Miss Mabel Hatton and Goldie Hite visit Greensburg. Mrs. Ida Hopkins visits family in Greensburg. Children’s Day exercises planned at Flatrock and Christian church. Mrs. Webb Mercer, former Rushville resident, died last Saturday night.
Ida Burney visits Greensburg while Emma Woods spends time with friends. Mahala Miers of Greensburg visits her children here, and Stella Kean improves after illness. Rev. Dickens and wife tour Columbus. Mollie Stewart visits Nortonburg. Ollie Maudlin ill with neuralgia. Memorial services at Hartsville. youth attend Liberty festival. C A Jones visits granddaughter in Miers family. Rev Bobby White at Hartsville quarterly meeting with Rev Sanders. Clarence Jones and Henry Tooley from Milroy travel here with minor changes. Epworth League hosts ice cream festival at church yard Saturday night June 22. all invited. Dickens and Will Smiley install telephone lines. twelve Burney boxes and twenty-five in nearby area.
Advert says thousands exiled for lungs disease yearly but claims home cure with Dr King’s New Discovery. Promotes relief from coughs colds and throat lung issues with trial bottles offered free at Grover Bonner’s and bottles guaranteed priced 50 cents and 1.00.
The famed Bucklen Arnica Salve is praised as the world's best healer for corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons and skin eruptions with claims of being infallible for piles. Available at Grover and Bonner's.
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