Gypped by horse dealers and the gyp game of old days
A reminiscence on the origin of the word gypped from swindling by horse traders. Describes gyp operators using advertising and drugging horses, the shift from trotting to autos, and vivid nostalgia for horse-drawn carriages with coachmen, harnesses, and high-stepping hackneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Philadelphia Inquirer
Urbe
Philadelphia
London
Berlin
Budapest
Hungary
Billy Sunday
Milady
Notice to non residents in quiet title action in Indiana court
Notice to non residents and unknown heirs of Ephraim Dukes et al in Putnam Circuit Court September term 1923 No 11471 to quiet title on 27 feet off lot 96 Greencastle. Defendants required to appear September 24 1923 at Green Castle Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Putnam County
Clarence Scobee
Earl Scobee
Ephraim Dukes
Putnam Circuit Court
Indiana
W. M. Sutherlin
John W. Clark
Amos Robertson
John Baird
Nancy Robertson
George W . Thompson
Ann Thompson
Christopher Shuck
Hiram Wasson
Hudson Brackney
Elizabeth Brackney
Benjamin Hawkins
Daniel Chadd
Samuel Taylor
Julia D. Taylor
John S. Jennings
Ruth T. Hawkins
Myra J. Jennings
Edward G. Bladen
Love P. Bladen
Edward R. Bladen
James M. Bladen
Franklin Bladen
Henry C. Bladen
Caroline Bladen
Elizabeth Mawather
Elizabeth Merryweather
Saul Merryweather
Thomas Gardner
Thomas S. Milligan
Richard W. Jones
Newscity
Greencastle
Irish Invasions of Britain Reach Early Chronicle
Centuries ago Irish armies expanded into Britain with notable raids and conquests. Histories by Hyde and O Clery describe Scots and Gaels plundering as far as London and Kent, and Niall of the Nine Hostages rising to power in 370 while aiding Dal Riada. A later poem claims Crimhthann’s plundered treasures returned home. Upsetting the Game relates a domestic subpoena incident and a child’s interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Douglas Hyde
Ireland
Ammianus Marcellinus
Scotti
Attacotti
Claudian
Gaul
Niall of the Nine Hostages
Dal Riada
Scotland
London
Kent
O'Clery
Crimhthan
Court Notice from Green Castle Indiana 1923
The Putnam Circuit Court Clerk Walter S Campbell issues a notice dated July 23 1923 in Putnam County Indiana. Attorney W M Sutherlin endorses the filing. Miss Marguerite Pitts daughter of Jessie Pitts visits Mr and Mrs Bruce Hall near Brick Chapel July 25 to August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Putnam Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
W. M. Sutherlin
Attoreny
Marguerite Pitts
Jessie Pitts
Mrs
Bruce Hall
Brick Chapel
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the Herald
Greencastle, Ind
Leeee
Charles J. Arnold
S. Jackson Street
Ind
Jones-Stevens Co
J. E. McCurry
West Side Square
Greencastle Ind
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Indiana & Walnut Sts
Auto
Walter S. Campbell
Greencastle Battery Co
Wm. MacDonald
North Side Square
Busi
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