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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

7

Local notices and social updates from Millhausen area

Marshall Grover and John H Batterton transact business in Indianapolis. Miss Sue Kemble and Mary Littell visit relatives in Columbus and North Vernon this week. Several residents travel, host guests, and attend church and picnics. Retail ads promote coffee and baked bread, with local shop names like Nordmeyer’s Bakery and Batterton’s Drug Store. A Fourth of July celebration is planned near Millhousen with the band. Local deaths include John Frye and Mary Helen Young. Beekeeping incident at Judge Morris home. new Leader Automobile delivery to Beloit, Kansas. Weather not noted.

Marshall Grover Indianapolis John H. Batterton Sue Kemble Columbus Ernest Epstein Sue Lambert Anna Albrecht West Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake San Francisco Spokane Berett Tacoma Boston Decatur County Court House Park John Frye Millhousen Joe Moss John P. Thomson Wirt Woodfill Leader Harry Moss Beloit Kansas Hill and Beeson H. H. Talbott J. P. Thomson West Side Square

Editorial Snippets and Quips From Various Papers

A roundup of short humorous and editorial lines from papers nationwide. Items note Fifth Avenue’s claimed all night bank, a physician on automobiling and insomnia, a South American dictator in Paris, a Harlem Kentucky revolver fine, and a quip about Solomon and a private vegetable garden.

Harlem Atlanta Constitution Solomon Somerville Journal

Censorship in France Ends as Producers Gain

France abolishes literary and dramatic censorship. Havre becomes the world’s largest coffee market. A Parisian agent offers bridesmaids for hire at 25 francs each. France has 1.5 million vineyard farmers and 500,000 wine agents. reform aims to shift profits to producers.

France Havre

Firework Novelties Featured At The Fair

A variety of firework novelties are on display at The Fair showcasing colorful effects and festive accessories. Vendors highlight new launches, fountains, and sparkler bundles drawing family crowds and curious shoppers.

Kern's tax fire about state spendings is shown false

A partisan charge by John W. Kern claiming rising state admin costs is challenged by official 1895 and 1905 records. The audit shows modest increases, notes a one time prison fire expense, and argues Republican control produced economy and savings, urging voters to trust the records.

Kern Matthews Hanry Hanly

Hall of Fame Gleanings From Names And Notables

The column lists varied figures from Amos Barnes of Boston planning a White River Junction library to Richard Carle a multifaceted showman buying a summer home in Connecticut. It notes Rev Jonathan Edwards as Aaron Burr’s grandfather, Dr. Charles A. Eastman’s Sioux nation renaming mission, a singing dog owned by Dr. Charles H. Loder, a will probated in Allentown, and Saint-Saens as a polymath. It closes with Johnny Milne, Kickapoo linguist, promoting Mexican tribe interests in Washington.

Prince Eitel Fritz Germany Amos Barnes Boston White River Junction Richard Carle Connecticut Jonathan Edwards Aaron Burr President Burr Princeton University Agron Burr Charles A. Eastman United States Charles H. Loder Chicago Michael C. Hirsch Allentown Alfred P. Mass Louisville Saint-Saens Johnny Milne Washington

Short Stories and Observations From Around the World

A derpy hat used as a life preserver. Bolivian congresses vote for religious liberty. a Confucius descendant attends Columbia and joins the YMCA. tribes in Peru remain largely uncivilized. a black sheep appears in Alton Maine amid town pride. Cleaves farm at Presque Isle sells for 13000 after a $1500 purchase. Alaska gold output in 1906 projected at 24000000 with Dawson and Yukon adding 8000000 for a total of 32100000, surpassing 1905 by 8200000.

Congress Bolivia South America Confucius Columbia University Peru Alton M. J. Crawford Cleaves Center Line Road Presque Isle Aroostook Alaska Cru Seattle Wash Alaska Dawson Yukon Territory

Plays and players writer notes and theater moves

Florence Roberts will appear in an English version of D Annunzios Gioconda in New York. Kellett Chambers is commissioned to write a play for E S Willard. The Prince of India has closed its tour and opens early fall at the New Amsterdam. Aida Johnson Young teams with James K Hackett for Brown of Harvard style drama. Laura Burton to support Henry B Stanford in John of Strathbourne next fall. Paul Burns may take a Philadelphia engagement for a new comedy. Sydney Rosenfelds The Optimist expired in New York and Daly's replaced it with Cousin Louisa by Frederick Paulding, which also ended after a week.

Florence Roberts New York D’annunzio Paul Burns Philadelphia Sydney Rosenfeld Daly’s Frederick Paulding Louisa

Electric Bitters credited with curing Mrs Austin in Leavenworth

A woman with severe female troubles and stomach catarrh improved after delaying surgery and using Electric Bitters. The ad proclaims a guaranteed cure for liver and kidney issues, biliousness, jaundice, chills, fever, debility, nervousness, and blood poisoning. 50 cents at Batterton's drug store. Hammocks on display at The Fair.

Thomas S Austin Leavenworth Ind Batterton's

Bluffton Resident Praises Chamberlain's Remedy

Mr. M. F. Burroughs of Bluffton Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best bowel trouble remedy after years of use in his family. He urges readers to buy it now from Batterton's drug store and mentions Fourth of July goods at The Fair.

Humbolt Ila Frank Gotch M. F. Burroughs Bluffton Ind Chamberlain Batterton

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Roquet Nordmeyer’s Bakery Mary Littell North Vernon Omer Edward Russell Texas Rocery Malinda Hindman Law- Pree Mary Perry John Gayer Hope Will Cover Rushille Lart Meek Ebbert Spilman & Bonner Laura B. Gavin and Son Cincinnati C. C. Burns Foley J. H. Batterton James W. Varnarsdal John Stiles Derace Batterton's Drug Store J. E. Smith Shirley Paul Thomson Washington,ennessee Henry Thomson M. E Millhausen Millhousen Band Mary Helen Palmer Young Portland Hotel South Park Cemetery Frank McMillan Daisy Fly Killer Nordmeyer Wade Bread Will Lay Will Gavin Casper Bentley Shelbyville Mary Smiley Rebecca Daily Winona James Zoller Richmond Louis Zoller Washington Township Milford John Surney Hartsville George Clouds Sor. Louis George C. Clouds Lola Donald McCallum Batesville Tribune Jefferson Riply Switzerland Madison Eas Oliver Hunter Mills Henry W. J. Elder Joe Kitchin Ed Schultz John Griffith John Bone Minneapolis Ohio Vis Joseph B. Foraker James E. Campbell Myron T. Herrick Ethan Allen Brown Rising Sun E. C. Jerman L. W. D. Jerman Miss Myrtle Newpoint Topeka James Wilson Hame Judge Douglass Morris East Fifth Street Judge Morris Rushville Nordmeyer's Kate Stewart Franklin Batterton’s Dry Store George Edwards Garland Mills Oldenburg Clarksburg Lulu Sturgis Greensburg E. Diltz Hamilton Grand Island Neb Will Robison Kingston Mart Meed Scott Fallington Edna Stevens Jethro Meek Littl George W. Bools North Hast Street Mrs. Bools Lawrenceburg Mr. Bools Joe Strausberger Soston Scott Apple New York World Fifth Avenue Canfield’s Troy Press Chicago Record-Herald Paris Washington Star OF the Citizens National Bank Indiana U.S Wowtas Eee Astraaie Semlanbatey Caelgee Wrniseseatao Wees Eee PBS State of Decatur Charles W. Woodward P. T. Lambert James B. Lathrop Joan H. Christian Harrington Boyd Hon John W John W. Kern Treasury State Auditor’s Office the Hall OF Fame KR. P. Hamilton Attorney At Law O&c North Side Square Greensburg, Ind George W. Bruce D. A. Myers Washington St Insurance White Block Robert J. Russell Porter & Porter West Side Public Square J. K. Ewing Frank Hamilton Ewing & Hamilton Lay Freeman India J. B. Kirkpatrick Ohio Street Kirkpatrick Talbott & Moss Hugh Wickens John E. Osborn Wickens & Osborn Dowden Block Hotel DeArmond J. F. Goddard J. W. Cra. Goddard & Craig Attorneys AT Law Little Block Square B. F. Bennett T. E. Davidson Woodfill’s Block Samuel Kennedy Franklin Street Shelbyville, Ind Mailand Express Chicago Mail Knickerbocker Seeeet T White City St. Louis Mail Chicago Express Bam Cw.& M Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction CC Eeine Vermeeng
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