Innocent Greensburg Boy Mistaken In Nashville Horse Chase
Friday night Forrest Edmeades of Greensburg, visiting relatives in town, was chased by Sheriff Davis and Deputy Meek after a stolen horse report. The pursuit ended at Ainsworth’s stable with Edmeades surrendering unharmed, the officers blaming themselves for the mistaken arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Edmeades
Greensburg
Nashville
Tenn
Western Plains
Edmeades
8. H. Logan
Jef Davis
T. F. Meek
Shelbyville
Ireland Street
Main Street
Columbus
Main
Ainsworth
Be As You Should Be Promote Free Severi Agent Sample
Questioning readers about fatigue dizziness and nervous symptoms. Ad suggests sending address to Fern Bank Chemical Co. in Fern Bank Ohio for a free sample of Severi Talbots Mogs agent claiming kidney and blood circulation benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Bank Chemical ‘Co
Fern Bank
Ohio
Severi, Talbots & Mogs Agente
Wild Night of Wind and Fire Hits Greensburg
A Saturday night storm battered Greensburg with thunder lightning and a roaring wind that woke families from eleven until daylight. A few trees were uprooted, a shade and a limb damaged, and Mrs Meek’s Gainesville barn collapsed while Thos Duffy’s windmill on South Michigan Avenue toppled from its pedestal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Gainesville
Bucklen’s Arnica Balm touted as world’s best healer
An advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as the perfect cure for cuts burns bruises and skin issues with claims of global fame. It promotes a 25 cent box available at Grover and Bonner’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Arnica Balve
Grover & Bonner’s
Twentieth Century Farmers Club Meeting at Adama
The poem describes a June 19 gathering of the Twentieth Century Farmers Club in Adama. President leads with a banner while townspeople observe a festive scene. Robertson and Doc Roberts provide remedies and food, and farmers wives present beefsteak, chicken, puddings, and cake as the writer shares the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
Charles T. Robertson
Robertson
Frank Shelborn
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Druggist
Druggist J Goldsmith of Van Etten New York praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for five years of customer satisfaction and personal family use for coughs colds and la grippe aftermath. Battertons Drug Store sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.goldsmith
van Etten
N.Y
Batterton’s Drug Store
Local notices mix with town events and ads
The item catalog lists Hammock weather and sales by Alexander with headache powders, a Liberty Baptist church sermon by Rev J F Huckleberry, a fires at Layton sawmill in Alabtown, and praise for Banner Salve. Local figures include L R Crume travelling for a drug house in New Orleans, and plans for Farmers Fair Aug 6 to 9. Also mentions marriages, moving to Indianapolis, Hazellrigg children visiting, and a Deseret News clipping on Elder John Morgan, Mormon leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T Rankin
Brigham, Utah
Deseret
Utah
John Morgan
Salt Lake City
Morgan
Garrard Morgan
Mary Hamilton
Greensburg
THE
Standard
Southern States
Mr. Morgan
Prenton
Idaho
J. J. Hazelrigg
Southern States Mission
Dead Letter List and Notable Names Mentioned
A historic listing includes Frank M. Phelps George Leonard John C. Nugent Jerry Pol O E Phelps O C Stagner W Gillen Virgie Baldum William Skinkle and Mr and Mrs H Goldberg. An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption Coughs colds and throat and lung diseases promising relief from the first dose with guaranteed results and trial bottles free at Grover Bonner s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Phelps
George Leonard
John C. Nugent
Jerry Pol
O. E. Phelps
O. C. Stagner
W. Gillen
Virgie Baldum
William Skinkle
Mrs. H. Goldberg
Laws Governing Newspapers and Post Office Subscriptions
A reader is responsible for payment for any newspaper taken regularly from the post office whether addressed to them or another. If a paper is ordered discontinued, all arrears must be paid, or the publisher may continue sending it and collect the full amount. Courts have held that refusing to take newspapers from the post office or leaving them uncalled for is prima facie evidence of intent to commit fraud.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cruser Mill
Adama
Ice Man
Mr. Roberts
Alexander
Liberty Baptist Church
J. F. Huckleberry
Scotland
Frank Layton
Alabtown
L. R. Crume
South
New Orleans
Zack Boicourt
Westport
Farmers’ Fair
Old Settlers
Court House Park
Bert Cox
Indianapolis
Bert
Henry
William Lange
Newpoint
Zeigler
Ira D. Reckard
Duncombe, In
Alexander &Co
John Kanouse
Milford
Eliza J. Whipple
St. Paul
Theodore Brooks
West Washington Street
Rev. H. Morrow
George
Lasham
Charles Hazelrigg
Chicago
A. C. Hazelrigg
Wetmore
Elder
Wef
Parsons Undertaking House
MP. Parsons
P. Building
North Broadway
Eugene A. Rank
Wetmore’s
M. GC
Wetmore Tobacco CO
St. Louis
America
Decatur County
Serge Buskins
R.T. Wright
Grardest
Enlgpofisis
Circus
Royal Roman
Hippodrome
Wallace
MLLE
Norada
Mysterious Globe
7 Stirks
Livingstons
Nelson
Leonard
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