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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1914
Page
1
The report notes Irvine producing wells secured by C. L. D. in Kentucky continue to bring in producers. Existing handlers include Pred Hildles who leads the operations and management of the drilling activities.
The Sun reports on Hillis & Co leased fields near Brow Creek with seven wells showing good oil where oil rises to 70 feet under natural pressure. Drilling recently resumed as fields remain undeveloped and a local civil engineer and driller were dispatched for further work. The piece praises Hillis Bros as hospitable hosts in Irvine.
In circuit court Judge Bridwell hears 12-year-old Inez Bond recount her life and reaffirm her father's innocence in a serious charge. The father defends his daughter’s conduct while authorities seek more direct evidence before possible placement in the state industrial school. The girl fears Shelburn and remains in a boarding house as hearings continue.
Assistant State Veterinarian T A Mangler imposes strict orders on hogs and other stock after the spread of hog cholera prompts a near Morton quarantine. Officials urge farmers to follow handling and transport procedures to prevent further outbreaks.
Assistant State Veterinarian T. A. Sigler ordered six farms near Morton quarantined as their hogs sick with cholera. Farms listed include Cephas Burkett Frank Bettis James I Nelson Charley Cooper Henry Rambo and Barney Tucker. Regulations require thorough disinfection of vehicles and premises and prohibit movement of swine and slaughter rules to curb spread. Public notices outline vaccination and shipping restrictions and disposal of carcasses within 24 hours of death.
James Brown a farmer near Oakalla was arraigned before Mayor Walter Cooper for intoxication. He pleaded guilty and was fined $1 and costs after being arrested by Officer Watson in an alley behind the Lyric Theatre. He was jailed briefly before appear before the mayor.
Tom Howard and Boone were arrested by a local officer in North Dakota on charges of contributing to delinquency of a 16 year old girl and wife desertion. They were feared to evade arrest.
The Herald reports Thomas Howard and Ralph Boone, wanted for contributing to the delinquency of Mary Cheek and wife desertion, were arrested in North Dakota after a search by Sheriff Theodore Boes and local officials. Ed Ash and Robert Yopp were fined and jailed for contributing to the delinquency. The sheriff plans to bring the suspects back to Greencastle, Indiana, with arrival expected tomorrow.
Lawrence Bryan Ross Bunyan and Russell Parmer led a rescue at Blue Bluffs near Martinsville after a river boat overturned. Seven people were saved and three women and a child escaped serious harm as bystanders aided the recovery.
Lawrence Bryan Ross Runyan and Russell Palmer gained fame after saving three women and four children from drowning when a boat overturned on White River near Martinsville. Palmer and Runyan pulled three children from the water, one boy aged five died after hours of revival efforts. Bryan helped save two women, while other rescuers assisted as physicians treated the survivors.
H Parsons G Gray and Ray Meith of Studebaker Corp acquire the Frank Wheeler garage at the square corner. Gray and Smith will visit Greencastle Aug 15 to begin operations after Sept, with repairs accessories and Studebaker specialty. Also notes a letter about Glenn Tucker’s accident in Racine Wisconsin after a diving mishap.
Governor Ralston issued a statement correcting reports that the Indiana State Penal Farm was opening. The farm has only been purchased. title has not yet transferred. A proclamation will be issued when ready to receive prisoners.
Greencastle residents visited Blue Bluffs on White River near Martinsville for a weekend camping trip. Two local groups spent a week at the resort and several guests joined Sunday. The site offers a dance hall, swimming beach, boating, and furnished cabins. The two groups returned home after a day trip. Readers listed include Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas Ernest Stoner George Christie Dy and Mrs Thewop Mr and Mrs Yanrick Mr and Mrs Roark Mr and Mrs Davis and Mrs Doh Young. The Misses Frances Coffman Mark Gules Florence Muller and Harvey Uridoes also motored to Chicago Sunday.
Helen Hill, Septle daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Hill, died 34 hours after sustaining injuries from a fire. The death came as a distinct shock to many friends.
Funeral services for Helen Hill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Hill of east Berry street, were held at the Hill home conducted by Rev B D Beck. Interment is in Forest Hill cemetery. Helen died Saturday evening from burns after playing near a fire set in an alley.
Notice announces the Central dining room will open tomorrow August 11 to the public. It will be under the management of Mrs B L Ward with excellent menus served at affordable rates. Patronage is solicited.
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