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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

3

Sennacherib Turned Back In Isaiah Study Commentary

A religious study on Hezekiah's reign and the Assyrian siege, detailing how Judah faced tribute, divine intervention, and the 185 thousand slain by a mysterious messenger. The piece emphasizes faith, repentance, and the belief that divine power overrules earthly empires.

Increase the litter size for hog farms

Purdue guidance outlines selecting sows from large litters, retaining proven breeders, and balancing health, age, and feeding. Choose boars from large litters, ensure abundant nutrition, exercise, and winter care, and recognize that litter size is largely individual rather than breed specific.

The Second Pruning of the Young Apple Tree

Agricultural notes describe the second pruning of two year apple trees set in spring 1910. Jonathan and Stayman trees receive thinning and heading to stockier form, with guidance on removing crowded or crossing limbs and how to cut to outside buds. Future lessons cover pruning older trees.

Akin Jonathan Stayman

Bank Officials Change

George Redelman resigns as Greensburg National Bank book-keeper to become cashier at First National Bank in Newpoint, succeeding E. H. Spilman. John J. Puttmann resigns as president, to be replaced by John Hoff. Newpoint leak operation reportedly five years with deposits totaling $75,881 in the last report.

George Redelman Henry Redelman Marion Township Greensburg National Bank First National Bank Newpoint Redelman E. H. Spilman John J. Puttmann John Hoff

Davidson For President At State Bar Meeting

Decatur County Bar Association met in the court room with Judge J K Ewing presiding and endorsed Thomas E Davidson for president of the Indiana State Bar Association. The state meeting will convene in Winona July 11 and 12. R A Turner serves as secretary of the local association. The present president is Hon W W A Ketcham of Indianapolis. The local bar plans to support Davidson in the leadership role.

Decatur County Bar Association J. K. Ewing Thomas E. Davidson State Bar Association Winona R. A. Turner W W. A. Ketcham Indianapolis Davidson Indiana

Seventh Regiment Man Dead

Joel J. Porter of Kokomo reports the death of Abel T. Rodman at his Kokomo home on Monday. Rodman belonged to Company D and had long lived in Milford before moving to Kokomo.

Joel J. Porter Kokomo Abel T. Rodman City Co. D Milford

Birthday thank you from Edna Seal

Mrs Edna Seal expresses gratitude through this paper column for the many postcards and birthday wishes she received from friends and neighbors.

Edna Seal

Divorces and Damages Filed in Local Court

Tresia Harvey sues Winfield S. Harvey for divorce. William Caldwell sues R. Schaefer Co. for damages and demand of 1500 dollars. David D. Seright sues Almira F. Seright for divorce.

Tresia Harvey Winfield S. Harvey William Caldwell R. Schaefer ,Co David D. Seright Almira F. Seright

Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by other means. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Kirby Bros Funeral Directors Lady Attendant

Kirby Bros Funeral Directors names a Lady Attendant and provides contact via phone number 103 for funeral service coordination and assistance.

Kirby Bros Funeral Directors

Prominent railroad official Charles Hine praised as expert organizer

The Cincinnati Enquirer profiles Charles Delano Hine of the Harri man railroads as an organization expert who travels nationwide. Once quitting the U S Army twenty years ago for railroading he started as a brakeman in Greensburg then yard master at Anderson before rising to Cleveland with a large salary. He stayed in the Swein block while in town and is remembered by locals. Also notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough and its sale by dealers.

Assyria Jerusaleis Mediterranean Loechish Judah Hezekiahood Wis Hiing Sennacheril Cincinnati Enquirer Charles Delano Hine Harriman Railroads U.S. Army M. E. Ingalls Greensburg Anderson Cleveland

Good work and prices right offered for job services

Local ad urges readers to hire for reliable job work, highlighting fairness in pricing and quality. It promotes skilled services and timely completion, aiming to attract customers seeking value and dependable results.

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