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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

4

Braden Adverts Local Terms in Greensburg Paper

The Greensburg Standard lists terms under proprietor Luther D. Braden. The ad mentions within county and out of county rates, showing one year in county and one year out of county values, with figures 81.00 and 1.25.

New Castle To Be Dry After Court Ruling

Judge Sparks overruled Ward vs Allen remonstrance in Rush circuit court. The decision bars saloons in Henry township, effective by January 1, 1909, making New Castle dry. Ward plans to leave for Montana after costs settled. remonstrance remains in effect for two years from 1907.

New Castle the Courier Sparks Rush Circuit Court Ward Vs. Allen Henry Township Ward Montana Henry County Wayne Fall Creek

Eminent Speakers at Vincennes Indiana Convention

The Indiana Sunday School Association schedules its forty fourth annual state convention in Vincennes with Marion Lawrance of Chicago a leading Sunday school figure general secretary of the International Sunday Schools Association Rev H M Hamill of Nashville and Aquilla Lucas of Sackville Canada international secretary for West Indies and South America Attendees will hear Prof E O Excell renowned composer and music director The dates are June 2 3 4 For details contact 419 Law Building Indianapolis

Vincennes Marion Lawrance Chicago International Sunday Schools Association H. M. Hamill D. D Nashville Tennessee Japan China Aquilla Lucas Sackville N. B Canada

Movement grows for paying civil war soldiers difference in value

The Seymour Republican notes a rising movement to compensate surviving Civil War soldiers by paying the difference between wages in depreciated greenbacks and the value they would have received in gold. Petitions supporting the idea have grown, with examples citing war bonds sold for greenbacks and paid in gold.

Seymour

New Methodist Church Organized at Mechanicsburg

A new Methodist church was organized at Mechanicsburg Sunday after a period of un denom inational work. The majority chose to become strictly Methodist. Revival services will continue under Rev. Thomson of Batesville with Prof. Adkinson of Moores Hill College assisting.

Mechanicsburg Thomson Batesville Adkinson Moores Hill College

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health, Refund Guarantee

The Lucky Quarter is the one you pay out for a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. They promise relief from headache biliousness constipation and malaria. If they disappoint you the price will be refunded at M. L. Henry & Co.’s drug store.

Dr. King M. Henry & Co

Wright brothers fly eight miles in airship at North Carolina

The Wright brothers from Dayton Ohio achieved an eight mile flight in their flying machine at low altitude with a thirty horse power engine. The craft weighed 800 pounds and was guided by levers with a single operator aboard. The flight, witnessed by hundreds, ended in a wreck but proved aerial navigation is possible and sparked wide interest.

Wright Brothers Dayton Ohio Bishop Milton Wright Richland Rush County North Carolina France Wright

Decatur County Fair Race Program Details

The county fair race schedule for August lists events across August 19 to 21 with pacing and trotting heats and monetary purses ranging from 15 to 300 dollars. The board reserves the right to alter the order or cancel races due to weather or insufficient entries.

Boiler Explosion at Lathrop Laundry Injures No One

Sunday a boiler at the Lathrop Laundry on West North street exploded after W H Hilland repaired a faulty water pump. Gas tied to the boiler likely caused the blast tearing the front and back of the boiler and a back door. Hilland escaped unharmed. a similar incident occurred previously with Lucian Wiley.

Lathrop West North Street W H. Hilland Mr. Hilland Hilland Lucian Wiley

Scripture and Miss Bessie Kirk Wed at Cisco Home

Scripture and Miss Bessie Kirk united in marriage at the bride’s Cisco home on Sunday. The groom, formerly of Westport and now a mail clerk on the Big Four between Chicago and Cincinnati, has many warm friends in the county who wish them happiness as they reside in Cincinnati.

Landus H. Scripture Bessie Kirk Cisco Mr. Scripture Westport Chicago Cincinnati

Strawberry Crop Delayed to June With Larger Harvest Expected

Local merchants and commission men seek the first home grown berries by June 10 as wet cold weather delayed the usual late May arrival. Officials anticipate a larger crop than last year.

Land swindle sues Indiana real estate men in Nebraska scheme

Indianapolis real estate men Perry Carr J M Newby E E Kessler and George T Vorhees were arrested for using the mails to defraud with deeds to Nebraska land exchanged for Indiana land. Victims across the state include George S Littell and Mrs. Alice Frost. Frost's $3500 swap yielded a shabby two room shack. others faced mortgages on swapped properties as details unfold in Cherry County Nebraska and Polk County Iowa connections.

Hooton Nebraska Perry F. Carr Cherry County Indiana Honouses William T. Fletcher J. M. Newby E. E. Kessler George T. Vorhees Indianapolis United States Charles W. Moores George F. Mull C. Hastings Reid Thomas L. Thomas Polk County Iowa George S. Littell Alice Frost J. W. Watt Westport Alexandra Frost Watt Burk Chapel Illinois

Williams Bound Over On Wife Desertion Charge

Edward Williams, the wife deserter arrested at Noblesville by Officer Elmer Robbins, was bound over to the Circuit Court in 1000 dollars after appearing before Mayor Thomson on Friday. Mrs Williams, married since March 1907, says she was wronged as a daughter was born since his departure. The case draws attention due to a new law imposing severe penalties for wife desertion upon conviction.

Edward Williams Noblesville Elmer Robbins Thomson Williams

Edna B Taylor Called Home

Edna B. Taylor died at her mother’s home on Thursday evening after a weeks long illness. At twenty five she had served as a reporter for the Morning Graphic. She leaves a grieving mother father and two sisters. Funeral services were held at two o’clock Saturday at the residence conducted by Rev Walter Reynolds with interment in South Park Cemetery.

Edna B. Taylor Miss Taylor Morning Graphic Walter Reynolds Presbyterian Church South Park Cemetery

Do Not Broadcast Your Troubles Publicly

Guidance urges keeping misfortune private to avoid harmful suggestions. Repeating tales of hardship deepens self doubt, so the advised path is to discard past failures and focus on memories that lift happiness and confidence rather than wallow in negative images.

Judge Myers Rules Auto Has Right to Highway Use

In an appeal before Judge Myers the court held the automobile has equal highway rights with due care. The suit by Peacholke, who lost a leg when his horse was frightened by a Brinkman car, seeks damages against William and Herman Brinkmans.

Myers Appelate Court Peacholke William Herman Brinkmans

The Tale of Thousands Roots Juice Discovery

A local scientist promotes Root Juice as a health aid. He says the medicine removes the cause of illness and lets nature heal. Reports claim relief for digestion liver kidneys and various aches, with Pain Oil sold alongside at Batterton's drug store.

Batterton

Morterman Fooled as New Conductor Misreads Time

A new mortorman and his conductor slept at a station and started a car an hour early. The crew left at 4 27 instead of 5 27. Addie Wile, the night man, found the missing men and car and stopped it at Waldron. The car then returned to the city to resume the regular schedule.

Mortorman Addie Wile Wiles Waldron

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Cure and Trial

An old advertisement offers a reward for catarrh cures and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney of Toledo. Endorsers Walding Kinnan and Marvin declare Cheney trustworthy. The cure is described as internally absorbed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered, price 75 cents per bottle, available from all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney

Half Dozen Uses of the Lemon

Lemon juice and salt remove rust and a hot lemonade helps colds. Lemon juice with milk curdles to ease rheumatic swellings. A few drops in shampoo helps grease. Grated lemon rind in alcohol makes a strong extract in four weeks. Lemon juice can improve saleability of fruit juices like cherries and strawberries.

Champoo

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Greensburg Luther D. Braden Vincennes, Indiana New Methodist Church Decatur Judge Myers Decatur County State of Daniel R. VanBuskirk Henry Hodges Anna Pennington Decatur Circuit Court Paschal T. Lambert Greenenere Ma Myron Enkins W. Woodfll Uitert, June Cliff Morgan A& Morage Adams Myron C. Jenkins Tremain & Turner Greensburg Foundry and Machine W. Hilland Prop Zoener Jon Zobinef Scientist Morterman Robert J. Russell W. Q. Elder East Side Ind B. F. Bennett T. E. Davidson Bennett & Davidson Attorneys At Law Sweinblock Hugh Wickens John E. Osborn Wickens & Osborn Cowder Block Hotel DeArmond J. K. Ewrne Frank Hamilton Ewing & Hamilton Freeman India R. P Hamilton Lawr Notary Public Tre Cyclone Ingance North Side Square J. F. Goddard J. W. Cra Goddard & Craig Hittle Block Square Offic White Block Greensburg, Ind THE Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction CO Shelbyville St. Louis Express Chicago Mail Knickerbocker White City St. Louis Columbus Cc. W.& M. Branch Osam Ts Ie Jallés Aneison W. Main St Foleys
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