Local items drift through Greensburg community life
A long list of residents visiting, traveling or hosting across nearby towns from Indianapolis to Cincinnati. Attending events include cattle judges in Shelbyville and a national master bakers convention in Indianapolis. A range of shops and services, farm interests, and social gatherings fill pages with names, places, and small journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Ehrhardt
Indianapolis
Mary Ehrhardt
John Zoellner
Master Bakers of
United States
John Gartin
Burney
Lebanon
Bryan's Labor Plank Challenged by Lawyer Gompers
Robert S. Taylor argues against Gompers urging laborunion support for Bryan. He defends courts and injunctions to curb strikes, warns of violent labor wars, and debunks Bryan's three labor plank proposals as dangerous or irrelevant. He urges Republican unions to uphold legal process and court authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Denver
Bryan
Cleveland
Gomper
Trust
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Buncombe
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Gompers
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered with 100 Dollar Reward
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh with a reward offer. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo are cited as makers. The undersigned attest to Cheney's honesty and ability to fulfill obligations. The ad claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces and includes a price of 75 cents per bottle and free testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Book Name Blunders in a London Publisher’s Log
A London house kept a humorous list of misread book requests. Entries include Worcester's Diseases of the Colon der and River Frozen, Silent Geld and Unstepped Lands misread as Worcester Diocesan Calendar and Silent Gods and Sunite Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Worcester
Frazer
Crockett
Library
Walshamon
Walthamstow
What Watson Would Do In Liquor Platform Speech
James E. Watson in a keynote pledges to promote county unit local option laws if elected. He vows vetoes against Moore law amendments and any Democratic plan to change the law. Marshall opposes total prohibition, saying a Democrat who favors abolition should vote Prohibition. Voter temperance attitudes questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
James E. Watson
Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taggart
Duffey’s
Ben Ross
Ohio
Stella Logan
George Benton
Letts
Win Harvey
Kentucky
James B. Reed
Alexandria
C. J. Campbell
Carmon
Oklahoma
Alonzo Murphy
Clara Byers
Adelia McGaw
Franklin
Haas
Earl Gartin
Shelbyville
Phil Weymar
Beloit
Kansas
E. W. Stairs
Clarksburg
Eliza Crowdy
Sweet Springs, Missouri
Miss Charity Chrismas
Mrs. Lewis
Kokomo
Mery Lewis
James Sheridan
Rushville
George Nickelson
Decatur
Illinois
Frank Greene
Harry McLain
Elizabeth
Edna Mobley
Miss Beuleh Miller
Daimbert & Co
Ellis Miller
Hilda Hallerman
Jacob Eisenman
South Michigan Avenue
Mary Thackery
Nina Stewart
The
Minear Dry Goods Company
H. N. Gaunt
Brazil
Ivan Glidewell
L. B. Hunter
Martinsville
L. A. Fullheart
Muncie
Mabel Leffler
St. Paul
Connersville
Terre Haute
State Normal
Jasper Cobb
Robin Montgomery
Astoria
Oregon
Sam Ardery
East Main Street
George Erdmann
Mr. Ardery
Sam
Cliff Ed Donnell
Eva Hyatt
Esie Alcorn
Roy Hyatt and
Jobn Mansfield
Shrimp, Michigan
Will Mansfield
C. F. Kercheval
John Jones
Martin Mece- Coy
James McCracken
Harry Porter
Holy City
St. John & Guthrie’s
Leona Lee
Greensburg Lumber Company
Marion
Wallace Annis
Jack the Ripper
Chas Robison
G. A. RK. Hall
E. A. Emfatt
Florence Endicott
North Broadway
Birney D. Spradling
State Bureau of Statistics
Mr. Spradling
John Osborn
Phil Sphon
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Caleb Powers
S. A. Smith
Barboursville
Greensburg
Mr. Powers
Ruth Ralston
Montgomery
Amelia and
Louise Jackson
Anna Littell
Willa Elder
Mable McCoy
Lillian Russell
Marie Braden
Elizabeth Hamilton
Margaret Robison
Mildred Bune
Washington, D.C
Nelson Mowrey
W. F. Gilchrist
W. F. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Duffeys
SRCAR
Robert S. Taylor
LABOR
Mere Buncombe
Foleys
Watson
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