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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

4

Central Indiana Time Table East and West Bound Trains

Daily passenger and parallel lines list west and east bound routes with train numbers and schedules. No. 2 and No. 4 run Lebanon to Anderson and between Wave land and Anderson. No. 1 runs Brazil to Muncie with varying times. No. 3 operates daily to 5:10 p.m. No. 6 runs Sundays only. Daily except Sunday services connect Brazil through Muncie.

Central Indiana Pass Pasa. Ly West Bound Pasa Lebanon Anderson Waveland Brazil Muncie

Painless tooth extraction offer at reduced price

Advertising copy promises affordable dental work and savings with a painless extraction for 25 cents. Call or visit Room 234 Cason-Neal block, telephone 360, to compare prices and see work in person.

Cason-Neal Block

Rebuilt Keys and Strings Note at Spahra Music House

A 22 year veteran crafts and restrings instruments for customers leaving orders at Spahra Music House on the south side square or with Miss Callia King.

Spahra Music House South Side Square Callia King

Lebanon Green House Promos and Local Notes

Mrs EB C Guilion visits Sheridan relatives. Geraniums offered 50 cents a dozen at Lebanon Green House. Miss Effie Artman visits Miss Ogle Artman near Lebanon. For rent a six room house with bath and barn on North Meridian St inquire at The Hub Clothing Store. Presbyterian Missionary Tea postponed to Friday at Miss Mae Gabriel's home. Hat cleaning and clothing service offered by Ed Dutch. Wanted hustler to represent Imperial Gasoline Sad Iron with full county reach. address C B Au ble Russiaville Ind.

EB. C. Guilion Sheridan Lebanon Green House Effie Artman Rosston Ogle Artman Lebanon North Meridian St Presbyterian Missionary Mae Gabriel Ed Dutch Smith Bell 21 Auble Russiaville Ind

K. and L. of H. Meet Thursday for Elections and Dues

K. and L. of H. will meet Thursday night June 25. All members must attend for the election of officers and other important business. This will be the last meeting night to pay dues. H. A. Beaman, See.

H. A. Beaman

Truly Beautiful Life and Its Quiet Mission

The passage reflects on beauty in small things from a person named KL Miller in Adding to His Offensiveness. It contrasts a life fulfilled and its divine purpose with the offense felt when a critic reappears after troubles. The tone is reflective and moralistic, typical of a mid-century discourse on virtue and patience.

KL Miller

Frank J. Cheney Promises Reward for Catarrh Cure

A statement from Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. asserts the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that can be cured by their remedy, as sworn in Toledo Ohio.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney

Thorntown man injured in haystack fall

Charles Moore, near Thorntown, was helping Frank Crowel with hay when he slipped from a large load and fell several feet. He sustained severe injuries with torn ligaments in the right arm and a fractured elbow. Moore, son of Henry Moore, lived in town until two years ago and worked as a bookkeeper for Deming & Thompson mill before moving to a nearby farm.

Charles Moore Thorntown Frank Crowel Moore Mr. Moore Henry Moore Deming &Thompson Frankfort Crescent

Lebanon Reserves Formed for Opening Away Game

The Lebanon Reserves baseball club lists Cobb as catcher Neff at first base Bolles second base Vickers third base Chapin shortstop Walton left field Worland center field Heflin right field Henry pitcher Wagner as substitute The opening game is set for Sunday June 28 against Crawfordsville The Lebanon Indians duel the Frankfort White Sox at Frankfort with a 1 22 p m interurban car both teams travel to the game adults and players named appear in the roster

Lebanon

Farm Wisdom From July Farm Journal Collection

A compilation of rustic proverbs from July Farm Journal offering frugal, humorous guidance for farmers. Quotes cover patience in labor, budgeting, partnership with workers, thrift in equipment, and attitudes toward work and life.

Church urges coatless worship by men during services

June 2911 order to encourage churchgoing men to remove coats during services, the Rev. D. H. Guild of First Methodist Episcopal church has the choir practicing without coats. In future male singers will perform in shirt sleeves and congregants will worship in comfort. Two other churches have decided to discard coats.

Wadsasii Lid D. H. Guild First Methodial Episcopal Church

Frank Smith Detailed Captain Battalion Team

Captain Frank Smith received orders to detail two Co L members for the third battalion rifle shoot at Fort Benjamin Harrison on July 6 7 and 8. Smith also led the battalion team. Sand rats will mark scores operate targets and manage rifle pits. The Rev L K Brown delivered Harrison High School graduates address praising duty and the power of language. Fireless firecrackers described using leaf and rubber bulb. Report to per week.

CO. L Frank Smith Ft. Benjamin Harrison Rev. L. K. Brown Harrison, O Rev. L. EB. Brown

Shirley's Mest Market and local listings

A fragmented newspaper item notes Wal rail ins returning from St Louis and promotes Shirley's Mest Market for meats. It lists a dozen at Lebanon Green House and several rental notices for a furnished front room and a half interest in a good office room at the Reporter office.

Wal St. Louis Shirley Mest Lebanon Green House Schroyer East North Street

Sherman continues to show improvement

Cleveland June 25 The condition of Representative James Sherman continues to improve He spent a comfortable night at Lakeside Hospital after an acute attack of gall stones He slept four hours steadily and only restless after 1 30am Pulse irregularity unsettled doctors now expect possible hospital discharge within a week but still plan gall stone surgery once strength returns Dr Edward P Carter attending physician stated no alarming conditions yet and noted temperature 100 and pulse 84 this morning

Cleveland James Sherman Lakeside Hospital Edward P. Carter Ive

Buggy Hit by Freight Car Fleeing Train Injures Two

Yesterday noon Mrs. Oliver Dean and Belle Cruse were riding on Academy street when their buggy was struck by an interurban freight car at Meridian street after the horse bolted at a train on the Big Four tracks. Both women suffered serious bruises, horse unharmed.

Zionsville

Indiana hog prices rise at Indianapolis market

Hog quotations climbed past 6.00 and peaked at 6.36 with heavy grades up 10 to 15 cents and lighter weights 5 to 10 cents. Buffalo and Chicago were quoted with strong gains, while local receipts stood at about 9,000 hogs. Cattle prices also moved higher amid steady to dull demand for cows and bulls.

Indianapolis Ind Buffalo Chicago

Widow of Hinshaw murder suspect dies in fall

In Randolph county Winchester Indiana on June 25 Mrs Sarah Staith mother of Mrs William E Hinshaw who was murdered by her husband and is serving a life sentence fell from a cherry tree at her home in the southern part of the county and died from injuries. She had been twice married and claimed Hinshaw killed her daughter.

Winchester Ind Sarah Staith William E. Hinshaw Hinshaw Randolph Smith Ohler

Birthday Picnic for Madge Carr at Pariview Park

A birthday picnic was held Thursday in honor of Madge Carr at Pariview Park with about twenty one friends attending. Guests included Mary and Helen Bryan Georgia and Madge Anderson Golda Curtis Nora Hollingsworth Vivian Kersey and many others. The event was chaperoned by Mrs. Arthur Carr Mrs. Thomas Budd and Mrs. Charles Wright. An update from The Frankfort Times reports Charles Allison, recently recovering from a fractured skull after an interurban collision near Crawfordsville, has improved enough to be moved home in Frankfort yesterday.

Madge Carr Pariview Park Mary Helen Bryan Georgia Madge Anderson Golda Curtis Nora Hollingsworth Vivian Kersey Louise Nellie Routh Margery Miller Lora Nada Ulery Wilda Ethel Chester Budd Madge Hildreth Thelma Carr Carter Bryan Vernon Carr Velda Ulery Arthur Carr Thomas Budd Charles Wright

William Carrigan Stands Trial In Mayor's Court

William Carrigan faced trial in the mayor's court yesterday afternoon on intoxication charges. The mayor reserved judgment after the hearing. The Century Biscuit Co. obtained judgment against W E Byers in Squire Trowbridge's court for 33 dollars 29 cents on account.

William Carrigan The Century Biscuit Co W. E. Byers Squire Trowbridge

Distinction Between Physicians and Surgeons Explored

A Chinese emissary was struck by an arrow and the tip remained lodged inside the body. A surgeon removed the protruding shaft but left the arrowhead in place, deeming the case a physician matter. Separately, reports describe massive iron ore mountains in Mexico, the United States, India, Africa near Sudan, and possibly Siberia.

Mexico United States India Africa Soudan Siberia

The Crisis Orator Warns of Slough and Dropping Out

An orator evokes danger and difficulty using phrases about slough of despond and a ship without a rudder. He warns that the ground slips daily and that the moment has come to act or drop out of the game.

Ancient Japanese Iron Sword Linked to Imperial Ancestor

The article notes that Japan had long familiarity with iron and that a sword used by an ancestor of the current emperor around 800 B C remains in existence, illustrating early metalworking and royal heritage.

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