Luther D Braden Borrox Terms Notice
One year in the county and one year out of the county terms for Luther D Braden. If not paid in advance, amount due is $1.80. Published in the Greensburg Standard.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
2
One year in the county and one year out of the county terms for Luther D Braden. If not paid in advance, amount due is $1.80. Published in the Greensburg Standard.
The Columbus Republican condemns the party’s prolonged misinvestment in the Philippine campaign, arguing the plan to enlarge the army there was ill advised and wasteful.
The passage parodies party rhetoric by asserting Democrats lack principles and oppose Republican measures. Attributed to Frank L. of the Republican side, the quip frames a sharp partisan jab during the era's political discourse.
Saturday C F W Neely was freed from prison at Havana by Cuban authorities. He says he does not care to return to Muncie but prefers to stay in Cuba and redeem his lost good name.
The Worthington Times reports that trimming the army to 60 000 men is hoped to calm fears that imperialists would not allow enlistment to fall below the legal maximum and create nervous tensions.
The Shelbyville Republican hails the Republican Party as a masterly and persevering force that has accomplished more for humanity than all other parties combined and asserts its mission remains unfinished.
The Indiana Republicans present a durable platform listing strong policies. The document invites supporters to stand by its tenets with confidence in both conscience and public verdict.
The Muncie Times notes Hon. John W Kern can tailor speeches to fit any occasion. He carries ready lines for a gold standard meeting and a Bryan campaign, and now provides a variant without Bryan for party needs.
In 1896 supporters said Bryan was poor. Within six years Bryan had accumulated a fortune, not implying dishonesty, but proving that fortunes can be made honestly in a short time, as noted by Greenfield.
A contest for the Democratic county clerk nomination pits Councilman Dave Biddinger against rival Charles Zoller Jr. Both enjoy backing from leading party figures as delegates prepare to convene under Porter and Glidewell amid a tense campaign with taunts and high expectations.
A Hoosier author highlights Indiana’s growing literary prominence as the Boston Globe acknowledges the shift. Indiana produced four of the nation’s top selling books last year among fourteen. The piece also contrasts state newspaper counts with 869 Indiana papers and 152 dailies versus Massachusetts 708 papers and 76 dailies.
Morris Whalen aged six and Lowell Hubbard ten were playing at the Hubbard home near Sardinia when a gun discharged. Hubbard’s shot struck Whalen in the chest, killing him instantly. Both mothers were away shopping. funeral held Tuesday, Reverend F B Ward, Weeley cemetery.
A note thanks Capt J H Mauzy for a 212 page history of the 68th Indiana Infantry by Capt Edwin W High of Metamora 1887. Mauzy printed at his expense a concise sketch with statistics and recollections from company D. High’s 416 page work, under Col R L Leeson patronage, includes portraits views and maps.
Superintendent Geeting and Mrs Florence Whitcomb were married in Scipio on Wednesday. Prof Geeting just completed his first year as city schools superintendent and the couple will visit Cleveland before returning home on North Michigan Avenue.
Bartholomew and Decatur counties form a close Fourth district race. W. W. Lambert of Columbus will not return. Marshall E Newhouse of Greensburg is the Republican nominee expected to mount a strong challenge. The district gave Lambert a seventy nine vote majority two years ago.
The Epworth League Literary Department presented a Tuesday program led by Miss Martha Hickman on the subject Longfellow. Readings and recitations included Miss Fay Flowers and Miss Carrie Straisinger, with solos by Mrs. Wilson and Miss Elia Walker.
Notice from J. M. Hornung offering immediate wheat handling at his rebuilt elevator. He states he will pay the highest market price.
Describes desirable patterns in wallpaper and invites customers to view remnants. Mentions matching rooms and a very small price from Alexander & Co.
A London Tit-Bits item reflects on marriages undone by minor quarrels and trivial faults. Tales include a red parasol causing a honeymoon wreck, a pronunciation dispute ending in separation, snoring driving a wife to leave, a jealous husband seeking a letter, and other odd misfortunes.
James A. Meek of Sandusky Indiana announces his role as Bowker Fertilizer Co. local agent. He touts the company as a large independent manufacturer with factories in Boston New Jersey New York and Cincinnati. He guarantees quality value and quick shipments direct to rail. Meek plans thorough canvassing of Decatur county and promises personal outreach.
A fire broke out in the attic of the Seitz House Monday at one o'clock. Firemen arrived promptly and confined the blaze before major damage. The cause is believed to be mice igniting matches stored in goods above. Damage was slight.
The court upheld the Cur tis McCoy appeal record. Tremain v Spear jurors were discharged after twenty hours. State v Dan Camden received thirty days. Williams and Johnson jewelry theft hearing to follow. Ford v Ford divorce set for tomorrow.
The list includes Mr. Richter Geo Smith Esq A J Seale Wm T Lamasters A L Schmuidlap Ben Barmel Frank McGovern Frank Parson Ed Williams M C James Will Jones J F Hill J W Reedy Geo Hindman T Price and multiple Misses and Mrs with Mary Lawrence Ella Kaiser Catherine Taylor Lizzie Steinger.
The following applicants were successful in the latest teachers license examination. L. A. Harding Newpoint J. C. Francis City Rose Simmonds Letts Lillie Barclay Newpoint Gertrude Walker City Candace Roberts City Grace Stotsenburg St. Omer Viola Palmerton St. Omer Hattie Demaree Newpoint Maude Connelly City
An Indianapolis based policy appeal claims the state life offers better dividends and legal protections, urging Indiana residents to sign a coupon and mail to J. E. Caskey in Greensburg to switch life insurance. The notice promotes keeping premiums in Indiana and emphasizes strong laws protecting policyholders.
Clyde A. Stagg invites patrons of the New Rural Routes to await his visit when he will present the best mail boxes approved by the Postmaster General. Prices will be reasonable and buyers should wait to purchase until he can inspect them.
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