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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
3
The notice announces the start of the open season for squirrels next Monday. The item lists local residents and events around town, including travels, conventions, personal updates, and community notices. It compiles brief reports on social visits, appointments, and local happenings from several residents and nearby towns.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims constitutional remedies only, cites catarrh as the cause in most cases, and urges sending for circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The 1912 Baltimore convention saw Mrs. Taft attend as a guest of Mrs. Norman Mack of Buffalo. She wore a purple dress and hat trimmed in black. The credentials committee reported at 2 p m and a South Dakota minority report passed 639 to 415, a ten‑vote gain for Wilson amid great cheering.
Fire Chief Joe Kelly paused to let his driving horse graze near North Carver street. The horse then bolted down Main Street to the square, sped along the sidewalk, struck a street lamp in front of Kabhey's bakery, toppled it and slid twenty feet before stopping near the Third National Bank. No serious damage reported.
Miss Hazel Hahn of Indianapolis visited her uncle Dr. I. M. Sanders and wife this week. Albert Adams is gradually improving. His nurse Miss Niehammer returned to Indianapolis yesterday.
A social gathering occurred at Coles pond on a Wednesday evening in honor of guests Miss Ruth Troutman of Oakland City and Miss Elizabeth Lyne of Nicolasville Ky. Attendees included Gail Boyd Mabel Welsh Marie Braden Lillian Russell Anna Welsh Helen Woodfill Bonnie Applegate Ruth Ralston and Mark Robison along with Louis Porter Karl Zoller Robert Porter Ernest Elder Eugene McCoy Herbert Hunter Robert McKay Grant Welsh Ernest Erdmann D A Batterton Terrence Meek and Erle Hamilton. Supper was served at seven and boating was the evening’s main activity.
Names listed for advertised letters include John F. Bruce J B Freeman L M Hart P W Wisley Bertie Miers Bert Morgan and P M.
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