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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
3
Daisy Fly Killer at The Fair and steam washer promotions mingle with notes from Greensburg area on Tuesday visits Ira Colson of Westport and local auctions sales ginseng offerings and shop promos.
Fragmentary grocery label mentions eggs priced at 14 cents and other items with unclear, garbled text. Sealed may indicate storage or sale notes, but specifics are unreadable.
MorG Hamidton pledges to finalize all outstanding matters by October 1 1905 and set new prices to achieve the deadline.
William H. Winson of Burney Indiana expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy following the loss of his wife.
A compiled page lists individuals including Grover Demaree T A Kehle P B Lacey Dr C D Moore Harry Richie Mrs Cora Dobbins and Mrs Joseph Greenstreet along with a testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar from Miss Maude Dickens Parsons Kansas. It also promotes the E B Sefton farm in Clinton township Decatur county Indiana a 336 acre property offered for sale or division through Noah D Dashiell Greensburg Indiana R R No 13 via Independent Phone with Dashiell acting as commissioner.
Mrs. S. Lindsay of Fort William Ontario reports long standing dyspepsia relief after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advised by her druggist. She claims she has never suffered since. For sale at Batterton's drug store.
Burglars pried open the back door of W. J. Grant's Milford store and blew the safe, stealing five watches and about $25. Leah Moore's grocery and post office were entered with stamps and money taken. Miss Moore estimates $25 loss. Ike Wright's blacksmith shop was also entered with tools stolen. No clues yet.
A historical ad from Peoples' Grocery Co highlights low prices on sugar at 16 to 18 pounds per unit, Mason glass cans, sealing wax, dried peaches, Golden Rio coffee, flour, crackers, and ginger snaps. It invites customers to bring butter eggs and chickens and lists contact as No. 123 with Northwest corner square.
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