American Troops Strung Along Border Reported
Infantry cavalry and field artillery to deploy today on the New Mexico and Arizona borders to guard American interests as towns near the zone of revolution face tension. Col Robert McCleave orders one infantry regiment from Fort D. A. Russell to Bisbee Arizona and field artillery and cavalry from Fort Bliss to Socorro New Mexico. The action follows tensions in Sonora with the weight of contending forces aggravating protection needs.
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San Antonio
Tex
INS
New Mexico
Arizona
Robert McCleave
Eighth Corps
Winassiter
Fort D. A. Russell
Bisbee
Ariz
Troop Reinforcement Brings Border Forces to 7000
The war department estimated that about 7,000 American soldiers infantry cavalry and artillery are now deployed at strategic border points to protect American lives and property following the dispatch of 1 500 more troops to the border station.
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War Department
Local families share visits this Sunday and Friday
Fern Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lukenbill and families visited Charley Cox. Mrs Edward Gardner and baby stayed with Victor Frazier. Bernard Shinn and daughter Bonnie Ruth along with Ralph Gardner and Junior visited Lydia Swinford and Josephine. Fred Cox and children called on Will Cox. Mrs Cox not well. On Friday several ladies visited Mrs Ralph Gardner including Victor Frazier and Ed Gardner's family.
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Fred Lukenbill
Alva Cox
Frank Skelton
Frank Robert
Charley Cox
Edward Gardner
Victor Frazier
Bernard Shinn
Bonnie Ruth
Rarph Gardner
Junior
Lydia Swinford
Josephine
Fred Cox
Will Cox
Cox
Ed Gardner
Ralph Gardner
Widespread Influx and Local Moves Highlight Week
Stop 36 William McElroy visited Newcastle last week. Miss Lucy Catherine King and Walter Jr. arrived from Indianapolis to visit relatives. Families from Greencastle and Brazil traveled through town. Residents report interest in a wrecked Reelsville bridge. several move or plan moves to new homes.
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William McElroy
Newcastle
Lucy Catherine King
Walter Jr
Indianapolis
Will Patterson
Greencastle
Joseph Hutches
Reelsville
Walter King
Lucy Hutcheson
Jesse Fisher
Danbury Place
Mr. Johnson
Fisher
Andrew Appell
Dave Cox
Martha Hutcheson
Luther Girton
Brazil
Mr. Gardner
King Property
Ruby Lawson
Ton Nelson Farm
Sunday Socials and Church News at Bell Branch
Robert Glidewell and wife with his brother Will Glidewell and family. Madonna Owens visited Miss Mary Ruark. Robinson improving from smallpox. Tilden McNeff and Frances and Clarence from Putnamville spent Sunday with Mrs. Will Glidewell. Missionary Society met with Mrs. Elsie Ruark all day Tuesday. Gracie King led the program. Ora Day back from Lansing Michigan. Brother Collings preached at the Christian Church. Lloyd Campbell is poorly. Lulu Ruark traveled to Indianapolis with Robert Glidewell and wife. Willis Wright and daughter Ruth visited Greencastle Saturday. Geo Bowman visited Greencastle Saturday night.
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Robert Glidewell
Indianapolis
Will Glidewell
Tilden McNeff
Frances and
Clarence
Putnamville
the Missionary Society
Elsie Ruark
Gracie King
Ora Day
Lansing
Mich
Brother Collings
The
Christian Church
Lloyd Campbell
Lulu Ruark
Willis Wright
Ruth
Greencastle
Geo Bowman
Corn Stalk Valley News Briefs and Local Visits
Maurice Bryan and Norman Clark have gone to Montana to work on a ranch. Ernest Kersey and family from Brick Chapel visited. Flisha McAnineh and Sister Storm families of Green Castle visited Mrs Myrils Storm and son. Robert Glidewell of Indianapolis stayed with Boss and family. Mt. Meridian Church holds Sunday School and a 10 54 preaching hour. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Paul Evans. Harrison McGinnis of Muncie visited.
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Ernest Kersey
Brick Chapel
Flisha McAnineh
Storm
Greencastle
Myrils Storm
Robert Glidewell
Indianapolis
Eefe
Boss
Mt. Meridian Chutrch
Ladies Aid of
Mt. Meridian M
Paul Evans
Harrison McGinnis
Muncie
Local Greencastle News Overview
The Herald arrives as Greencastle’s Greencastle, Indiana daily with date, editor Roy Evans, and mailbox details. Proprietor Doron OO operates from 17 19 South Jackson Street, Greencastle.
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The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
Doron OO
Cs Reets
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
PHOND
Subscription Rates For Putnam County and Beyond
Rates listed by mail in Putnam County three dollars annually outside Putnam three fifty Greencastle by carrier ten cents a week weekly edition one fifty a year advertising rates on application.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
Newspaper Delivery Guarantee Notice
The Herald and Indianapolis Times remind readers both papers are delivered by our carrier organization. If you fail to receive either paper, call 65 and it will be delivered at once. This is our guarantee of perfect service.
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Herald
Indianapolis Times
Canaan Chapter News Includes Meeting Plans
Sunday preaching services were held. The P aid plans to meet with Miss Zola Mercer on April 17. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beaman of Iowa visit James Beaman and Mrs. Samuel Owens who is recovering from a broken limb. Mrs. James Beaman made a business trip to Brazil on Saturday.
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Zola Mercer
Mrs
Charles Beaman
Iowa
James Beaman and
Samuel Owens
James Beaman
Brazil
Greencastle Bloomington Rail Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes Greencastle and Bloomington train times. Entries show departures and arrivals at various hours, with partial lines suggesting inbound and outbound trips and station references.
Suffering Ends for Kokomo Man After Konjola Trial
Thad McNew of Kokomo said thirty years of stomach trouble and gas ended after two bottles of Konjola. He reports relief from indigestion and heartburn and urges others to try the medicine sold at Greencastle Owl drug store and nearby druggists.
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Thad
Mr. Z. McNew
South Union Street
Kokomo
Konjola
Dever
Home made ration for growing chicks advertised by Blue Valley Creamery
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute promotes a home chick ration built from milk yellow corn middlings bone meal oyster shell and salt. The mix totals 80 lbs corn 20 lbs middlings 5 lbs bone 5 lbs oyster shell or limestone and 1 lb salt per batch, with sour skim milk provided daily for four to six weeks.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
Wisconsin
State College of Agriculture
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