Correction corrects Greensburg auto ownership claim
Ira J. Hollensbe challenges crediting Dr. T. B. Gullefer with owning Greensburgs first car. He recalls buying three automobiles in winter 1900 in Milwaukee and shipping them home, then teaching Cassius and Brutus Hamilton to drive, with Brutus displaying one machine publicly for weeks. The note notes Guillefer became an automobilist later.
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Ira J. Hollensbe
T. B. Gullefer
Greensburg
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Cassius
Brutus Hamilton
Dr. Guillefer
Dunn-Douglas Stock Co Opens Season Under Pavilion
The Dunn-Douglas Stock Co begins its season Monday May 4 under a mammoth water-proof pavilion behind the gas works at Lincoln and North streets. The opening bill His Western Sweetheart stars Miss Pearl Lewis and Miss Dora Lewis with Bert Southers Louis Smythe and Edwards Coyne. Prof Wise’s eight-piece orchestra backs vaudeville acts each night with a noon parade by the Royal Hussar Band and an 7 15 pm concert on the square.
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Dunn-Douglas Stock Co
Lincoln
North Street
Pearl Lewis
Dora Lewis
Bert Southers
Louis Smythe
The
Whistler
Edwards & Coyne
Prof. Wise
Royal Hussar Band
First class plumbing at prices that will pay you to investigate
1712 Corbett and Rohe offer plumbing services touted as premium quality at compelling prices inviting customers to compare and save. The ad emphasizes value, urging readers to inquire for potential deals or estimates.
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Corbett & Rohe
Frank Henson Charged With Larceny Over Bicycle
Shelbyville News reports Frank Henson formerly of Greensburg faced larceny charges by William Gard who claimed Henson stole a bicycle after borrowing it for a period. Gard admitted the wheel was lent for after supper and the arrest happened before return time. The mayor’s court dismissed the charges as Gard’s loan of the bicycle proved the possession lawful.
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Frank Henson
Greensburg
Shelbyville
William Gard
Henson
Gard
Decatur
Indianapolis
Frank Gageby Nominated Greene County Surveyor
The Linton Daily Call notes Frank Gageby, a Greensburg native now active in Linton, was nominated by Greene County Republicans for county surveyor. Long mentored by his aunt Mrs. Sarah Montgomery, he left Greensburg eleven years ago and has risen as a prominent city engineer noted for integrity and civil engineering skill.
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Linton
Greensburg
Frank Gageby
Greene County
Frank
Sarah A. Montgomery
Indiana
High School Baseball Team Falls To North Ver Non 6 4
The citys high school team opened this season with a 6 to 4 loss to North Ver Non. Both sides showed room for improvement with many errors in the opener, but optimism remains that practice will boost performance. Lineup featured Woodward in left field Hunter on the mound Thomas catcher Anthony right field Hamilton first base Billings shortstop Elder third base Wilson second base Gray left field.
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North Vernon
Woodward
Hunter
Thomas
Anthony
Hamilton
Billings
S.s
Elder
Wilson
Gray
Greensburg Eagles Triumph In Rainy Park Game
Greensburg Eagles won four to two in a two nine innings game at South Side Park amid rain. Local fans attended and cheered despite the team’s first Sunday appearance showing lack of practice. The locals expect improvement to defeat the Lone Tree birds before September.
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Balldem
Greensburg
Shelbyville News
Corbett and Roche Review Sewer Taps and Plumbing Figures
A report on Corbett and Roche detailing sewer taps and plumbing figures for 1712. It outlines quantities, costs, and maintenance dates, noting project scope and expected impact on municipal infrastructure.
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Corbett & Roche
Big Four Reduces Expenses Hit Employees Across Regions
The four major railroads cut costs triggering job losses for over 2,000 workers in two weeks. At St Paul the eight hour law led to shifted duties with C E Hudgell working twelve hours daily as telegraph operator and agent. Night offices closed. Sol Rathburn and others were reassigned or moved, disrupting the five mile block system between stations toward Cincinnati.
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Big Four Railroad Company
Stat
St. Paul
C. E Hudgell
Hudgell
Sol Rathburn
T Adams
Newprant Wa
Q. D
Othe
Cincinnati
Franklin saloon closures impact local business and living costs
A Franklin inquiry finds saloon closures raised receipts for Squire Sellers only slightly while most staples of living increased. Cash payments rose as credit waned, households saved more, and people invested in building and loan stocks, fraternal insurance, and family security programs, boosting overall prosperity per the Franklin Star.
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Franklin
Squire
Franklin Star
Father Gillig Dead in New Albany Arrival and Funeral
The remains of Rev. Father John P. Gillig, who died Saturday at St. Edward's hospital in New Albany, arrived Monday and were taken to Millhousen for the 9:30 Tuesday funeral. A 76 year old priest, he was ordained in 1855 at Vincennes and was the first pastor of the local Catholic congregation. He later served at St. Mary's church in Millhousen and was beloved for his kind life.
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Father John P. Gillig
St. Edward's Hospital
New Albany
Millhousen
Father Gillig
Vincennes
St. Mary’s Church
City water supply for country homes promotes attic-free plastering
A 1712 pro me note urges residents to consult Corbett and Roche about a city water system for country houses. The message highlights avoiding attic tanks to prevent plaster damage.
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Corbett
Roche
Post Graduate Club of Decatur County Met Friday
Regular session of the Post Graduate Club met at the Carne rie Library with nine of eleven members present. The program covered anatomy physiology and diseases of the lung, emphysema, gangrene of the lung and abscess, led by Dr Sentle and Dr Sanders. The group noted growing interest and benefits to public welfare and patient care from shared discussions and case exchanges.
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Decatur County
Carnerie
Sentle
Sanders
Delinquents Face Severe Tax Collection Measures
The article warns that delinquent taxpayers will face strict collection actions under a new law. A 10 bill cannot last, and a 310 fee is due with unpaid taxes. Taxes unpaid by May 4 will be turned to the prosecutor. Personal property may be attached if sums remain unpaid.
Arm Breaks of City's Elderly Lady Elizabeth Bryan
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan, eighty nine and one of the city's oldest residents, fell at her daughter’s home and shattered her right arm between the elbow and shoulder. Doctors fear the injury may be serious given her advanced age and frail condition.
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Elizabeth Bryan
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