K P Memorial Service Noted for Greensburg Lodge
Greensburg Lodge No. 148 K P held its annual memorial at the opera house Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Judge John M Lewis spoke praising the Knights and their duties and honoring fallen brothers while noting the organization’s long history since 1886 and recent deaths.
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Greensburg Lodge No
K. of P
Opera House
M. B. Hyde
Vale of Years
Florene Meek
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Florine Hunter
Lewis G
Order
Knights of Pythias
Gen
Nelson
Trafalgar
Knight
Greensboro Lodge
South Park
Joel L. Hitt
R. E. McKay
C. C
W. G. Bentley
Proctor Fleming local option law lacks illegal voting penalties
Local interest grows after Bloomington discovery that law contains no provision penalizing illegal voting in local option elections. Attorneys for defense and prosecution concur, noting no penalty exists under the corrupt practices act for voters lacking residence yet casting ballots. Noted figures include ex-Congressman Robert W. Miers and Judge E. G. Hogate.
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Grea
Bloomington
Proctor-Fleming
Indiana University
Robert W. Miers
E. G. Hogate
Goker
Inggmbe Proctor Law
Memorial Service Unites Fraternal Orders in City
Memorial services unite many fraternal orders for a single union service at the Methodist church on Sunday morning June 18. Rollin A. Turner of Greensburg is chosen to deliver the address as part of the joint memorial day effort reported by the Rising Sun Recorder.
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Rollin A. Turner
Greensburg
Rising Sun Recorder
Zouaves Trip Stopped by Obstruction Across Indiana Rail
The Star recalls Col. Lew Wallace's volunteers in eastern Indiana and Ohio. Despatches note enthusiastic reception, with Greensburg stopping the train due to a four horse wagon piled with provisions on the track. Similar detentions occurred at Morris and Lawrenceburg.
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Lew Wallace
Indiana
Ohio
States
Greensburg
Morris
Lawrenceburg
Reading Concert at Kingston and Local War Reports
The 1862 entry notes a Reading Concert at Kingston Free Church with selections from Mc Guffey and Kidd readers. It reports relief shifts, prisoner treatment praise and local military notes from the Thirty-seventh and other units near Nashville.
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Spring Hill
Kingston
McCoy
The
Free Church
McGuffey
Kidd
W. A. Moore
Indianapolis Sentinel
Morton
Indianapolis
Journal
Name Your Farm Names Law Encourages Farm Names
Iowa's last general assembly enacted a law allowing farmers to register farm names with county recorders. Each county blocks duplicates, while other counties may use the same name. The article urges naming and recording the farm as a family tradition, noting common rural choices like Fairview Walnut Hill and Bonnie Brae.
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General Assembly
Iowa
County Recorder
Fairview
Farvne
Walnut Hill
Bonnie Brae
Wallace
Large cattle sale to Greensburg firm from Greensburg region
A. R. Fisner sold fifty head of fat cattle to Harrison and Sefton of Greensburg at 5.75 per hundred, averaging 1,420 pounds. The lot was praised as the finest raised locally and shipped to Greensburg this afternoon. Frank McCallie of Newbern sold twenty head of finished cattle to the same firm at the same price, averaging about 3,200 pounds with a 1,700 pound steer among them.
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A. R. Fisner
Harrison & Sefton
Greensburg
Frank McCallie
Newbern
Hope News Journal
Reunion of Franklin College Class of 1861 Scheduled
Surviving members of the 1861 Franklin college graduating class will meet in this city on Saturday June 17. Participants include Dr W T Stott and William H McCoy of this city, Judge G W Grubbs of Martinsville, and Dr B F Atkins of Medford Oregon. Deceased members Rev J W Potter and Gen J T Morgan died in 1902.
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Franklin College
W. T. Stott
William H. McCoy
G. W. Grubbs
Martinsville
B. F. Atkins
Medford
Oregon
J. W. Potter
J. T. Morgan
Franklin Republican
Sargent's Tinted Lead Proves Itself Durable Paint
To paint economically you must use a paint with covering capacity and wearing quality. Sargent's Tinted Lead has stood the test of time and proved itself a good paint. BATTERTON's.
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Sargent
Batterton’s
Taxables Show Countywide Tax Increase Except Two Townships
Assessors report rising taxables across most areas with Washington township seeing the largest jump as land values rise. Figures may shift modestly after the Board of Review but remain near stated totals. Greensburg and Millhousen show no increase. Grand totals list Adams through Greensburg city with a countywide total of about 15.2 million for 1911, up from 14.2 million in 1910.
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Greensburg
Millhousen
Washington Township
Board of Review
Adams
Clinton
Sandcreek
Saltcreek
Jackson
Washington
Millhousen Corp
Westport Corp
Newpoint Corp
Milfore Corp
Greensburg City
Forty nine cent book counter offer new titles
For summer reading BATTERTON'S promotes a sale with many fresh titles. The note highlights a forty nine cent counter offer aimed at expanding the summer reading selection.
Indiana Woman Dies in Girard Automobile Crash
Mrs. J. H. Wayland wife of the Appeal to Reason editor died from injuries after an auto accident near Girard Kansas. The party included her husband two children and Mrs. Clements of Indiana. The steering gear failed the car struck a telephone pole and veered into a ditch. Mrs Wayland suffered a fatal skull fracture and died shortly after. Mr Wayland once resided in Greensburg and published the Coming Nation.
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Pittsburg
Kan
J. H. Wayland
Appeal To Reason
Girard
Wayland
Clements
Indiana
Greensburg
Coming Nation
Standard Office
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