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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
4
The article surveys how various animals prepare for winter by storing food. Earthworms drag leaves to burrows. bees ants and termites store seeds, dough, and molds. some birds and mammals hoard outside their bodies or in burrows. Hamsters and snow mice also stockpile feed for scarcity.
Six year old Harold Walker of Surnside swallowed a small staple while whistling. The staple lodged in his throat and hospital attempts to remove it caused injury. Surgeons advised transferring him to Philadelphia as the staple slipped, risking windpipe and lung damage. The boy remains in care with ongoing concern.
H. M. Ranney offers sharpening and adjustment for lawn mowers at 112 West Walnut Street with phone 703-L. Precise service for blades, settings, and overall mower care. Local shop advertises reliable repairs and maintenance.
Green Castle Indiana seeks sealed proposals for Walnut Street paving from Bloomington to Vine Street. Bids due 7:30 PM May 23 1922. Plans on file with city clerk. Bid security 2.5 percent no less than $100. Five year guarantee. Requires Workmen's Compensation compliance. Mayor Charles F. Zeis. April 25 1922.
Greencastle Common Council proposes public improvements on Northwood Boulevard Greenwood Avenue Highfall Avenue and Highwood Avenue in Northwood to be graded paved and curbed with asphalt or brick. A remonstrance hearing is set for May 23 1922 at 7 30 p m in city council chambers.
The notice states a determination by the city on which property is affected and if benefits to abutting properties and the city will equal or exceed the estimated cost. Civil engineer estimates the costs. Attest by Gwin Ensign City Clerk. May 21 and May 28 dates.
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