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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
4
Hay crop record expected for nation this year
The U S expects the largest hay crop in history as midwest weather favors grasses. Government data show development to date at 2 percent, underscoring hay’s high value and its role amid demand for wheat and cotton. Chicago alone uses seventy carloads daily sourced from Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Western
United States
Chicago
Indiana
Ilinoig
Michigan
Wincondin
Iowa
Astronaut Luther Jones Dies in Springfield Balloon Incident
M oonen took the body of Luther Edward Jones to St. Louis after Jones, a young astronaut, was killed yesterday evening in Springfield during a balloon ascent. In front of about 1,000 spectators, the craft failed and he was hurled into a tree, suffering fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Local notes from Lebanon Green Trouse and Shelbyville
Mrs Belle Titus and daughter Grace visited Shelbyville. Jubilee Singers to perform at M E church June 11. Dr Plasterer will be at A B Jones drug store for one day only June 9. Edith Dye Neema Neese and Mary Wurtzler in Indianapolis with Mazel White. Dry cabs for sale 50c per load delivered. Witt Elevator note. Louis Ludlow of Indianapolis Star attended county Democratic convention. Mrs Harry Hamiltons mother and niece Edelle Tilson from Franklin visiting. For sale 82 baby carriage. Mrs Dora Campbell 240 Casonu Neal block. W C T U Flower Mission day June Std. Flowers to sick Orphans Home and Poor Farm. Wilcox Bros ash and country block wood 225. Dry stove wood 2.50. Bell 1 city 162 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rinehart
Scottsburg
Jubilee Singers
M. E
Witt
Emmna W. Demaree
Roen, Neb
Mary van Nuys
First Baptist Church
IWFP
van Arsdall
Wilcox, Bros
Bell
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Ed Stephenson
South Africa
Emma Martin
Robert Morrison
J. W. Witt
Elizabeth Riper
Stephenson
Lebanon Green
Belle Titus
Re Grace
Shelbyville
M. EB
Plasterer
A. B. Jones’ Drug Store
Edith Dye
Neema Neese
Mary Wurtzler
Indianapolis
Mazel White
Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis Star
Harry Hamilton
Williams
Edelle Tilson
Franklin
Dora Campbell
Casonu-Neal Block
Lebanon Green House
David &. Salee
Viera P. McCay
Ocultar
A. B. Jones
George Essex
Fairview
Essex
Mechanicsburg
Hazel
Blanche Haun
Uis
Noblesville
Mish Maud Harrison
Ed Dutch
Smith's
Harry Parr
Emory Parr
Merlot Keefe
Topeka
Kan
Fred Hooton
Keefe
Wilcox Bros
Geo. C. Shirley
A. D. Shirley
Clarks Hill
Mr. Shirley
J. M. Zion
Indians routed by Frankfort White Sox at local park
Manager Daily reports the Indians were thrashed 18 to 1 by the Frankfort White Sox at the local park in a remarkably error ridden game. Hitting was the sole bright spot, and Hall the Mechanic street boy will pitch for Daily next. Mechanicstars defeated Whitestown yesterday by 11 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Indians
Discrimination in Vase Care at Oak Hill Cemetery
Letter from Paul O Taubr protests alleged biased vase care at Oak Hill Cemetery. Authors claim vases filled by some are watered or vended, while those from cemetery greenhouse are cared for, and accuse cemetery board of denying knowledge or accountability. He urges fair treatment for all lot owners and questions favoritism toward certain vendors and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cemetery Board
Ihs
Green House
Oak Hill
Paul
Taubr
Brewers Think Milwacker Report At Clubrooms Meeting
The United Brewers Association board of trustees reported to a sizable meeting at the clubrooms. The lengthy document addresses topics of interest to Indiana brewers, including brewery owned saloons, saloon politics, and committee reports summarized for the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwacker
Janet
United Brewers’ Association
Indiana
La 80
Board of Trustees
Board of
Brewers seek saloon policy amid temperance debate
The report outlines brewers policy on saloon control as remedy for alcohol woes, debating whether banning sale prevents common intoxicant use or if regulation of liquor venues is the practical path. Other items include local notices, rentals, and social visits across Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Thorntown woman breaks arm in porch fall
Mrs. Enos Gill, 70, of Thorntown, broke her right arm after a chair collapsed while she sat on it at her Thorntown home Saturday evening. The incident occurred when the chair fell, causing the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Gill
Thorntown
Petition Filed for Receiver of Review Publishing Co
Crawfordsville Ind June 8 A petition by stockholders asks the court to appoint a receiver for the Review Publishing Company which operates the Daily and Weekly Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Review Publishing Company
Review
Packing Plant Fire Destroys Part of Mann Building
Fire yesterday afternoon ripped through the Mann Building portion of the J. Y. Graffin packing plant in Winnipeg. Swift & Co. losses tallied at 75,008 dollars with extensive damage to plant facilities and product inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Mann
J. Y. Graffin Packing Plant
Swift & Co
Notice to Gas Patrons Payment Due By 10th
Gas customers must pay all gas bills on or before the 10th. If unpaid, service will be shut off on the morning of the 11th and will not be restored until a deposit of 2.50 dollars is made. IND NAT INI GAS CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IND. Nat. & Ill, Gas CO
To Our Girl Readers Home Notes Message
A motivational note urges girls to pursue a well lived life over idealized beauty or cleverness. It declares every girl can be an artist in life and a genius in daily actions, asserting perfection will appear in measure if she strives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
An Oratorio of Memory Home
A compact literary line from Beecher on memory and music. The passage envisions home as an oratorio of memory, voices singing to our afterlife with melodies of remembered joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Newspapers warned to enforce raffle law with stricter publication
Newspaper publishers face strict enforcement of laws on publishing lucky numbers and raffles. Post office authorities warn editors to exercise greater care and avoid improper notices in future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Ofice
Uncertain Lottery Warnings in Newspaper Rhetoric
The excerpt critiques gambling and lottery schemes with legal and moral cautions. It contrasts strict government stance on lotteries with everyday temptations, mentioning attempts to evade prohibitions and an ironic reference to a Louisville Courier-Journal piece about yearning for leisure by a pool and simple pleasures.
City notice from mayor on lawn and yard cleanup enforcement
JOAN H. HOY, mayor, issues final warning to residents to trim weeds and grass, clean vacant lots and alleys, and comply with the time ordinance. Enforcement will proceed, and violations will be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H. Hoy
Children’s Day Exercises Delight at U B Church
The Children’s Day exercises at the U. B. church last night proved to be one of much enjoyment. The various parts were well rendered and there was a good attendance.
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U. B
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