Greensburg Standard Terms Adichi 1903 Public Notice
One year in the county. One year out of the county. If not paid advance $1.50. Epic Torn $1.00 1.35. Friday June 11 1903.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
2
Should Grow Forests in Ohio River Hills
A Vevay Reveille writer urges planting forests in the Ohio river hills to save soil and maintain land value. He cites vast timber use, predicts near-total native mill timber depletion in two years, and proposes a 30 year growth study with Indiana data listing diameters for 12 tree species. Clarksburg Ind. WM. TELFER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vevay Reville
Ohio River Hills
U. S
New York
San Francisco
Indiana
Catalpa
Ninety Percent of Asylum Inmates Said to Be Country Women
A Farmers' Institute speaker claimed ninety per cent of insane asylum inmates are country women, a statement echoed in another county. The piece argues the claim is untrue and notes factors like heavy labor, isolation, and lack of social contact as potential contributors to mental strain among farming wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Ind
WM. Telfer
Farmers’ Institute
Far West
Moores Hill Commencement Weekend Events
June dates mark a series of religious services lectures and society programs at Moores Hill. Pres C W Lewis and Dr S A Steel headline lectures while Philoneikean and Sigournean societies host literary exercises and a college commencement with addresses by J H T Main and Joshua Stansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees and Visitors
Philoneikean Society
Boddy Bakteld
Sigournean Society
S. A. Steel
Manual Training School
Lumberton
Miss
Tavedition
Photozetean Society
J. H. T. Main
Grinnell College
Iowa
Juan Josee
Henry C. Jameson
Grace M. E. Church
Dayton
Ohio
Joshua Stansfield
D. D
Meridian Street
M. E. Church
Indianapolis
College
Decatur County Sunday School Union Holds Kingston Convention
The Decatur County Sunday School Union met at Kingston with about 100 attendees. County Superintendent J. W. Owens admitted the organization was dead but aimed to revive it. Rev. John Machlan and Miss Beulah Buchannan spoke on the value of Sunday schools and township organization, urging concerted efforts and improved county cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur County Sunday School Union
Kingston
Presbyterian Church
C. R. Adams
J. W. Owens
Decatur
Owens
J. F. Childs
John Machlan
R. H. Dunaway
William Telfer
B. S. White
Beulah Buchannan
Indianapolis
Awakener
W. D. Starr
United
R. F. Donnell
Sec
Edgar Mendenhall
Ralph H. Cain
Emma Donnell
Death of William A. Mandlove in Burney
William A. Mandlove died at his Burney home Friday at four A M after months of poor health from a paralysis stroke two years prior He was born in Clay township in 1837 son of pioneer James Mandlove He served as Clay township trustee and in the 76th Indiana regiment His survivors include son F L Mandlove and daughter Mrs James A Pumphrey Funeral services were held at Milford M E church Sunday at 10 A M conducted by Rev E C J Dickens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Mandlove
Burney
Mandlove
Clay Township
James Mandlove
Milford
76Th Indiana Regiment
F. L. Mandlove
John Shillito Co
Cincinnati
James A. Pumphrey
Near Burney
McKinley
M. E. Church
E. C. J. Dickens
Dropping Corn On A Farm In Earlier Days
The Kingman Kansas Leader recalls farm labor before machines when boys dropped corn by hand using a single line and shovel plow. A two coverer could earn 50 cents daily forty years ago, while common pay ranged 20 to 35 cents. Boys did more ground than men but earned less, and drudgery bred urban yearnings until modern times made farm life comparatively attractive.
Special Furniture Sale Promises Low Bedroom Suite Prices
Special sale for sixty days offers bed room suites delivered anywhere in the county at popular prices from sixteen fifty to fifty. Kirpy Bros. Furniture and undertaking in N. 8, square, invites customers to view best new designs and unbeatable quality. FOR SALE court house fence inquire Robert Naegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirpy Bros., Furniture and Undertaking
Big Farm Sold Near Marion Township For 19000
Ex county treasurer John P Thomson sold a 392 acre farm five miles south of town in Marion township for 19000. James May of Clarks Hill Tippecanoe county becomes the new owner with possession set for February 1, 1904. The deal was arranged by real estate firm William Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Thomson
Marion Township
Decatur County
Henry Hodges
Joe Wynn
James May
Clarks Hill
Tippecanoe County
William Fleming
Patterson Gartin Wedding in Westport
On June 3 at 8 30 p m Rev J G Brengle joined Miss Zelda Gartin and Ed Patterson of Westport in marriage at their Poplar Street home. The couple, both respected locals, hosted a small reception with relatives and friends and received many handsome gifts. They reside in Westport after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Brengle
Zelda Gartin
Patterson
Westport
Miss Gartin
Poplar Street
Quiet Rural Wedding Ties Hargitts to Olveys
Miss Sallie Hargitt and Calvin Olvey wed at home of Mrs. Louisa Hargitt six miles south of Greensburg on Wednesday June 3. Rev J M D Huddleson officiated with Elva L Trittipo and Tom Hargitt as attendants. They plan to live in Indianapolis after a supper reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Hargitt
Greensburg
Sallie Hargitt
Calvin Olvey
Indianapolis
Elva L. Trittipo
Tom Hargitt
J. M. D. Huddleson
Margaret Hargitt
Mrs. Olvey
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Moores Hill
Pres
C. W. Lewis
Y. NW
le G. Adkinson
Gammon Theological Seminar
Atlanta
Photozetean Sochelv
S. S. Union
J. G. Donnell
W. A. Watson
Court House
Robert
Naegel
Patterson-Gartin
Olvey Hargitt
Union
Lake Michigan
Batterton’s
Dorothy Dodd
Edmeades Bros
Rex Shoe Store
Polar Creamery Aa
P. C. Plaster, M. D
Dr. Plaster
Batterton’s Drug Store
Queensware
Marie
Haviland China
McKim & Robison
West Side
Zoellner
Greensburg, Indiana
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