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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
4
The Greensburg Standard, a Decatur County publication from Greensburg Indiana, is issued weekly. Braden Proprietor runs the paper with an older slogan Old Reliable Republican. Subscription rates are 1.00 for one year in county and 1.50 out of county with 1.50 due in advance for nonpayment.
June 20 1913 report notes six weeks remain until the Greenburg Hautauqua set for August 10 to 18, 1913. The local event calendar highlights preparations and expected attendance as organizers finalize programs.
The article predicts the Gettysburg reunion will be the greatest gathering of its kind and possibly the last of its magnitude, inviting veterans and attendees to honor the historic site and its memories.
Indications suggest Greensburg will mark Independence Day in its customary subdued fashion with small-scale community activities and local routines.
A political clash unfolds as Councilman Russell challenges Mayor Mendenhall's proposed policies and reshapes the city's leadership dynamic. Local sources describe mounting tension in the council chambers as debate intensifies.
Report notes progress as Canton China expands representation with nine women serving in the state assembly, highlighting growing gender participation in regional governance.
A Chicago pastor announces he will conduct special classes in politics for the women who recently gained the right to vote. The plan aims to help new voters engage responsibly in civic life and understand political processes.
Less than a quarter of Civil War soldiers remain alive and their average age is seventy one. The total stands at 17 thousand and will drop by 40 thousand in the coming year.
The remark praises President Wilson if he can revise tariffs through Democratic means and enact a new currency law in a single session without major business disruption. The comment highlights the scale of reform as a notable achievement.
Councilman Bussell criticizes Mayor Mendenohalil for taking credit on street improvements. Bussell asserts he led the effort and spent many days supervising the project, while the mayor seldom dedicates time to such matters.
The Vernon Times issues its first edition on a Friday the 13th showing a healthy, vibrant start. Publisher Gere expresses hope the paper will live long and prosper.
Hon. Frank T. O hair of Paris Illinois faces charges of selling the Paris post office appointment to Joseph Moyer who pledged to deduct 700 yearly from a 2700 salary for a campaign fund. The three losing applicants are pressing the accusations.
A stenograph factory shifts from Owensboro Kentucky to Indianapolis. The device resembles a typewriter and eliminates stenography using a pencil or pen. The machine weighs eight pounds and prints over 500 words per minute. Three hundred workers manufacture about 1006 machines daily.
The Illinois legislature passed an act granting women the right to vote for president and local officers while state officers remain barred by the constitution. The near end of the session produced a pleasant surprise for the ladies who had nearly given up hope, and they achieved this without unrest, unlike their English counterparts.
The report notes 1909 saw 215 deaths and 5092 wounded from Independence Day celebrations. Newspaper education reduced deaths to 20 and 639 wounded by 1912, and the call urges parents guardians and children to unite for continued safety this year.
Some fear country schools are pushing domestic science and agriculture too far. Girls may be required to brush up on farming and boys may rely on mothers for cooking tips. Critics say teachers would gain broader duties without salary increases.
Local items note Miss Vina Knowles at Chicago University and Miss Sylvia Thomas returning from Hamilton College. Residents visit relatives in Cass county and River Forest, Chicago. A number of area families and students plan summer activities, reading, and travels while businesses advertise goods and services.
It Cares While You Walk. Use Allen's Footease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes. It relieves sting from coins itching feet ingrowing nails bunions and sweating. Ladies can wear smaller shoes after use. Trial package free. Sold everywhere 25c. Address Alien S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Notice from commissioners states sale on Wednesday July 2 1913 at Tremain Turner law office. The Ezra L Pleak farm comprising 300 acres in Jackson township to be sold as a whole or in parcels. A residence property in Letts Corner will also be offered.
The notice lists names including W. M. Fahey Grover Harwood W. R Johnson Mrs Leota Arnold Mrs Mollie Moore and others as advertised letters. Persons identified include Miss Cora Gill Miss Lillian Stewart Miss Geraldine Taylor Cowan and Gephart with Bert Morgan as Post Master.
An old column notes mothers can ease sore nipples by applying Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wiping away before the next feed. It mentions nurses using the salve successfully and advertises Greencast kitchen cabinets sold by E G Schultz & Co.
Local office states readiness to perform job work on short notice, emphasizing rapid response and immediate mobilization for urgent tasks. The notice highlights flexibility, efficiency, and commitment to meet tight deadlines for clients.
An old advertisement promises a miracle tonic with claims of health benefits and harmless effects. It lists a price of 30 cents per bottle and provides an address for purchase at 68 Murray Street, New York. It targets readers seeking quick relief and emphasizes simple access through a local seller.
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