Shepherds Grocery Daily Offerings and Delivery
The ad proclaims fresh daily stock from chickens to melons and berries. It promises everything in produce, olives, pickles, and more with delivery service and early ordering via phone.
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
4
The ad proclaims fresh daily stock from chickens to melons and berries. It promises everything in produce, olives, pickles, and more with delivery service and early ordering via phone.
The Thorntown Times reports a case against Frank Payne of Colfax for running a horse within Thorntown limits. Officials hope to curb youths driving horses fast through streets, risking themselves and others, as naïve notions of courting gain quick favor via a reckless ride. The piece notes such acts are dangerous and misguided.
Outside markets were similar with small fluctuations in Indianapolis. Hog quotes ranged from 5.95 to 6.30 for various grades while cattle held steady near Wednesday levels. Finished steers sold to 7.75 with most good to medium grades around 7.25 to 7.50, calves weak, sheep very dull, fed spring lambs at 6.25, up 0.25. Receipts about 850.
A Franklin Star reader notice page lists local vendors and products. Advertisements include G J Vaught and Shirley's Meat Market offering fresh meats, Kingan hams, and poultry. D L Creath, H Young Bowen for lard and produce. Anna and Andrew Adams visiting Max. Lebanon Green House offering geraniums. Honan Riley and Hammond brothers with shoes and Chicago visit. H T Woods grocery delivering butter eggs and produce. W H Williams hospital operation by Dr C G Pfaff with favorable recovery. store cleaning at Davidson Hetherington. D J Creath and phone details. and a civic note urging funeral carriage drivers to wear appropriate attire aligning with proprieties of the service.
Sweet or sour milk with orders for other goods and a Sunday dinner at D. L. Creath's. Mrs Louis Seybold visits her grandson Louis Sterling in Atchison Kas. Mrs W Duble returns from Indianapolis after visiting her parents. Fresh fruits and groceries featured at H T Woods with both phones 26. Miss Bliss Kennedy visits Thorntown with Miss Loto Dinkins. Cleaning services offered by Carpet Cleaning Company closing June 30. Ed Dutch advertises clothing repairs. Dressed chickens at D L Creath's. phone 127. Imperial Gasoline representative wanted in Au ble Augstville with county coverage. Ice cream and cream delivery Saturdays at Woods. Dorcas Circle of First Baptist hosts July picnic at Ed Caldwell home. Ox ford shoes on sale at Honan & Riley. D L Creath's offers 15¢ bulk coffee iced.
The Metropolitan Electrical Supply I Co of Chicago sues Alonzo Camp in Squire Perrill's court for 150 dollars. Grace Neal sues Claude L. Degrush in Squire Trowbridg's court for possession of property and 44 dollars in damages.
Crandall pitched for the New York Nationals yesterday and was defeated by Boston 16 to 14. Boston rapped him for seventeen hits as the two clubs battled in a high scoring game.
The K and L of H Social Club met with Mrs H I Ketcham as host yesterday. After a business session an interesting contest awarded to Mrs Oscar Cook. Light refreshments followed by a social hour. The club will meet with Mrs Oscar Cook on July 9.
Notary records Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co swearing the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Remedy. Oath sworn before notary in Toledo. The document explains catarrh affects blood and mucous surfaces and refers to a testimonial narrative.
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