Death of Mrs. Jeremy A. Braden in Greensburg
Mrs. Jeremy A. Braden died at 511 North Broadway Sunday afternoon after a short diabetes illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev. W. J. Cocke. burial in South Park. She was born Angeletta Smith December 23 1849 in Okeana Ohio and married Jeremy A. Braden January 5 1876. Survived by husband three children two daughters and four brothers and a sister. She was a devoted Christian and active in the local church in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy. A. Braden
North Broadway
W. J. Cocke
South Park
Angeletta Smith
Joseph A
Sarah DeArmond Smith
Okeana
Butler County
Ohio
Greensburg
Turner’s Corner
Clay Township
Benjamin Nyce
Our City
Tarkey
Ewington
Ayers School
St. Paul
Jeremy A. Braden
A. C. Brewer
Cliff
Ethel) Meek
Raymond
Lulu) Crawford
Connersville
Mae
City
Butler Smith
Erastus Smith
Sardinia
D. Clinter. Smith
Frankfort
Frank Smith
Rushville
J. W.dollie Beck
Braden
Christian Church
Dinner at Midway Hosts and Guests Gather at Letts Home
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Verner entertained at Midway country home four miles west of Letts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Graham and son Myer William Rhorer and wife Mrs. Sarah Rhorer Prof Harrold Ogden of Newburg, and visitors from New Castle Indiana New Castle Indian Miss Emily Howe Muncie Indiana Miss Goldie Myer Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Smith
Abe Verner
Midway
Letts
Paul Graham
Myer
William Rhorer
Sarah Rhorer
Harrold Ogden
Newburg
John S. Gill
Lawrence E. Bailey
New Castle
Indiana
Emily Howe
Muncie
Goldie Myer
Denver
Colorado
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
Advertisement claims deafness due to inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining can be cured only by constitutional remedies. States nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured cannot be, with circulars available. Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists and advertised with additional pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sena
F.d. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Boyhood Memories From a Hard Day's Work
A nostalgic poem from Commercial Travelers Magazine recalls a boy’s endless chores on a farm. It evokes early mornings feeding hogs milking cows feeding wood and milking again while facing scolding from a father and dreaming of carefree days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Commercial Travelers Magazine
Black Bass Restocked In Local Streams By Officials
Walter A. Kaler the local fish commissioner received a thousand black bass minnows from the state game warden on Tuesday. Lou Marlow William Ryan and Marsh McCormick placed them in Clifty and Flatrock streams where the bass tribe is native. If protected, the fish population could reach millions in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Kaler
Clifty
Flatrock
Lou Marlow
William Ryan
Marsh McCormick
Hese
New Divorce and Real Estate Actions Listed
Ida M. Ewing seeks divorce from Thomas Ewing. Nancy A. Beeson seeks divorce from Charles W. Beeson. G E Erdmann seeks sale of Elizabeth Schumaker estate real estate. Sandy Lewis sues L D Hamilton on check and account for 1100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Ewing
Thomas Ewing
Nancy A. Beeson
Charles W. Beeson
G. E. Erdmann
Michael Swift
Elizabeth Schumaker
Sandy Lewis
L. D. Hamilton
Gannon Wins Liquor Wholesaler License Appeal
Thomas Gannon had been denied a liquor wholesaler license and appealed. Monday Judge Wickens reversed the lower court and granted the license after a $100 fee was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gannon
Wickens
Gannon
Advertised Letters Named in Local Notice
Postal ad list shows names Jay V Bohrer Louis Gephart Robert D Hobb Wm Woodruff W H Wider Alpha Fetter Sarah F Smith Bert Morgan P M as advertised letters awaiting pickup at the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay V. Bohrer
Louis Gephart
Robert D. Hobb
Wm. Woodruff
W. H. Wider
Alpha Fetter
Sarah F. Smith
Mr. Harding Will Speak at Fourth of July Address
Lewis A. Harding, a noted young attorney, has been invited to give a patriotic speech at the old settlers’ ground near Westport on July 4. The event highlights local civic pride and commemorates Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Harding
Old Settlers’ Ground
Westport
Notice of Administration in Decatur County Indiana
The Decatur Circuit Court of Decatur county Indiana appoints John F Goddard as executor of the estate of Rebecca T Dyer late of the county deceased The estate is said to be solvent The notice gives June 19 1921 as date and lists 2518 Goddard and Craig as attorneys Name and dates reflect formal probate proceeding in a local newspaper notice
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Decatur
Decatur County
State of
Indiana
Rebecca T. Dyer
Goddard & Craig
Attys
Former Resident Dies in Evansville at Seventy
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley aged seventy died at her son Harry Riley's home in Evansville at eight o'clock Wednesday night from stomach cancer. Born near Greensburg she lived here most of her life aside from a few months with her son. She was daughter of Jackson and Elizabeth Christy Hazelrigg and married to Samuel H. Riley October 8, 1868. Survived by one sister Mrs. John G. Guthrie and a brother John Frank Hazelrigg. Funeral at the Christian church this afternoon at three, Rev. W J Cocke officiating, burial in South Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Riley
Harry Riley
Evansville
Greensburg
Jackson
Elizabeth Christy Hazelrigg
Samuel H. Riley
John G. Guthrie
John Frank Hazelrigg
W. P. Hann
Christian Church
Riley
Maine Wreck Visuals Reveal Shelling After Explosion
Water in the cofferdam around the submerged Maine drops one foot leaving fifteen feet of wreck buried. Skeleton of the battleship coral covered and swarming with workers cleaning upper works as they explore exposed interiors. Deck near the engine room shows bulging and side blown outward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Maine
Suicide Reported in Local Home
Yesterday at about two o clock James Walter Zaring twenty two known as Tootsie Shane took strychnine at his uncle Arthur Shane's home on South Franklin street He was believed dying when reporters arrived Doctors Bentle and Wood attended but offered no hope The deceased was described as a worthless fellow with prior troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walter Zaring
City Dog Tax Due by July 1 in City
The city dog license must be paid on or before July 1. Pay at the City Treasurer's office in the courthouse. Fees are $1 for male and spayed female dogs and $2 for female dogs. Do not confuse with township tax collected by the assessor or trustee.
Kirby Bros Funeral Directors Lady Attendant
Old papers for sale at this office. Kirby Bros Funeral Directors lists a lady attendant and offers archival papers for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Bros Funeral Directors
Two Headed Chicken Draws Staten Island Farmers
On Staten Island farmers report a two headed chicken born on August Woeckner’s Willow Brook Road farm in Port Richmond. The front and rear heads pull the legs in opposite directions causing the chick to wander in circles while the mother hen calls it back. Woeckner sold the bird to a Long Island cousin who plans to raise more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
August Woeckner
Willow Brook Road
Port Richmond
Bitterli
Richmond Turn Pike
Woenecker
Long Island
New York Press
Brain weight and quality span race and sex differences
Prof Frederick W Mott told the Royal Institution that in 88 percent of great men brains weighed above average but weight does not equal quality. He described excess weight from nonfunctional tissue and brain scaffolding, noted higher race brain weights in civilized peoples, and compared birth and adult brain weights between Caucasian men and women with specific ounce measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Mott
Royal Institution of Great Britain
Mott
Bu‘opcais
London Globe
Sunflower Philosophy from Atchison Globe quips
A witty fragment from the Atchison Globe notes sayings about fools sneezes excuses and Sunday plans. It contrasts men and women and jokes about money, mothers, wives, and self declared saviors with a light satirical tone.
French Village Under Female Rule In Froissy
Reported by London Standard that Froissy in France is governed largely by women with most posts held by females. The stationmaster is a woman while her husband serves as guard. A barber announces Mile Jeanne will serve customers only on certain days. The telegraph messenger and postman Mme Lesobre is noted as wet after travel. The municipal drummer is a woman in her ninety's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froissy
Pars
Jeanne
Mme
lLesobre
London Standard
Hummingbird Species Decline in Trinidad Since 1866
In 1866 observers listed 18 hummingbird species in Trinidad, but current records show only about five remaining, indicating a significant loss of diversity over more than a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Whooping Cough
Advertised remedy claims to ease cough and phlegm in whooping cough cases. States it has been used in many epidemics with perfect success and is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Market Report Prices For Livestock Trading
The markets list fat butcher steers and fat heifers around 1,000 pounds with light heifers feeding steers and fat calves. Prices shown include 80 cents and multiple figures such as 15.00 and 9.00 with ranges from 3.50 to 7.26, reflecting varying grades and market conditions.
Prices Align as Work Era Opens with Progress
The message urges starting daily duties now, praising effort and signaling favorable pricing. It emphasizes diligence and timely action in a period of economic activity and growth.
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Bert Morgan
P. M
Mr. Harding
W.J. Cocke
Court House
Ak Wien
Paxton Toilet CO
Boston
Mass
Ry Paxtine
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Niagara Falls
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cairo
Indianapolis
Peoria
Atlantic City
Adirondack Mountains
America
St. Lawrence River
Milk Depot
Gandy Kitchen
Stevenson
West Main Street
the Hatter
Hann & Thorpe’s Tailor Shop
North Side Square
John G. Zoellner
Indianapolis & Ginginnat Traction Company
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