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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
2
The Greensburg Standard from Greensburg Indiana dated Friday June 15, 1906. Editorial team lists Luther D Braden and T Rogers as editor and manager with proprietor note and price line.
Local items report Daisy fly killer at The Fair and small ads. Names include Bruce Bassett Shelbyville and Mrs Fred Swift Franklin visiting Greensburg. Profs D W Crouse and Henry C Thompson connected to Midland College and a church sermon in Greensburg. Community announcements cover meetings, deaths, travels, sales events, and removal notices.
Daniel Banta of Otterville Iowa reports three to four years of asthma and limited relief from various doctors and cures until Foley’s Honey and Tar provided immediate relief He says he will not be without it and notes it is sold by J H Batterton.
The Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias of Rushville announce a Sunday excursion to Benton Harbor and St. Joseph Michigan on June 17 over the Big Four railroad. Round trip from Greensburg or Decatur County is 1.50. Departure 1 a.m. return 6 30 p.m. Special ladies coaches and excursion boats on Lake Michigan. Includes Eastman Springs and Silver Beach with a river trip. SPILMAN and BONNER promote fine buggies as best value.
An appeal promotes Adirondacks Thousand Islands St Lawrence Michigan and Northwest retreats for fishing boating and solitude. It urges contacting a Big Four agent for routes rates and vacation info. A coupon offers four cents for the World's Playground booklet. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised by J H. Bafterton. ml.
Despite rain a good audience attended Washington township graduation exercises at the Eagles Halls on Wednesday evening. Declamations were excellent and judges J W Rhodes J W Craig and Will Ehrhart faced a tough prize decision. First prize went to Anna Littell second to Vernie M McGee and third to Mabel Vankirk.
A Salem Missouri man Robert RB Watts writes that five years of kidney disease left him frail and failing. After trying various doctors and remedies he used Foley’s Kidney Cure and was cured in under two bottles. Sold by J H Batterton.
M F Rosenbush and Co announce they will close their Greensburg store by June 16 due to Mrs. Rosenbush’s ill health. The note says profits were strong and crowds have grown, with staff kept busy. customers urged to shop for one last Bible truth sale and to bid farewell to Harry Rosenbush and W L White, undertaker.
The court week includes dismissals at costs in Deweese v Weaver and Tarplee v Huber, a replevin verdict for Carl A Johnson against Sheriff Biddinger, an adoption granting Joseph Cornutt and name change, and a special judge appointed for National Machine Co v Pavey. Real estate transfers list multiple deeds, and one marriage license was issued to Mantooth and Elliott.
R A Gray of Qaklille Indiana states he was confined to bed for ten years due to a kidney disease. After trying top medical care with no relief Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and he credits it as a Godsend. Sold by J H Batterton.
Tressie Bostic is on the sick list. Mrs. Anna Moore goes to nurse at Indianapolis. Mrs. Elmore Kanouse returns from Indianapolis. Rev Sylvester and family visit Moore's Hill. Sunday school group including Will Dorsey Lenie Tansy and Leah Moore picnic at Geneva cave. Leah Moore sells her store to W J Grant. Mort Messenheimer becomes postmaster last Saturday.
The article suggests that a severe cold can be broken up in one or two days. It cites early symptoms such as a dry cough watery nasal discharge and a white tongue coating. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken hourly at first signs counteracts the cold and restores health within a day or two. The remedy is advertised as available at Batterton's drug store. It also notes Oldenburg College commencement exercises and a Big Four excursion ticket deal to Batesville Indiana on June 20 21 with return by June 22.
I will offer for sale bonds of Adams township De catur county Indiana totaling 8000 dollars dated August 1 1906 with interest up to 6 percent semi annual coupons. Bids due by 12 oclock m Monday July 16 1906 at my Adams township office. Trustee William W Robertson reserves right to reject all bids.
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