Trustees Notices from Madison Monroe Floyd and Marion Townships
Trustees outline weekly hours and locations to transact office business. J W Knauer Ernest Kivett Benjamin Walls Oliver Stringer Db Etcheson Fred Todd Otto Rector list each trustee residence or office and day of attendance per township including Madison Monroe Floyd Marion and Fillmore areas.
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Madison Township
Madicoy Township
J. W. Knauer
Mill Creek Township
Ernest Kivett
Jackson ‘Township
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Oliver Stringer
Monroe ‘Township
Bainbridge
Floyd ‘Township
Floyd Township
Fred Todd
Marion Township
Fillmore
Otto Rector
Quiet Title Suit Filed in Putnam Circuit Court
In Putnam County Indiana a quiet title action was filed in the Putnam Circuit Court in September 1914 by plaintiff James Allee & Allee against nonresident defendants William Bevers and Nathan Morphew. The notice requires appearance on October 1, 1914, at Greencastle Court House or risk judgment in their absence. Clerk Arthur J. Hamrick and Deputy Pearl Newrent authenticate the filing and service in Weekly Aug 7 edition.
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State of Indiana
Putnam County
Putnam Circuit Court
John S. Broker
William B. Bggers
Allee
James & Allee
William B. Bevers
Nathan Morphew
Indiana
Putnam Circus
Greencastle
Arthur J. Hamrick
Pearl Newrent
Herald Want Ad Says Quick Results In Herald
A short line invites readers to use Herald Want Ads for fast results. The message emphasizes the effectiveness of classified advertising in the paper.
Truncated Reader Letters Note On Rail Discipline And Prices
A string of brief opinions touches rail safety discipline at the top, higher living costs per the statistics bureau, sharp criticism of lawyers, and a Camden case where a 310 pound man beats a 98 pound wife with no local defense. The writer also notes a hypothetical heavier wife.
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Camden
N. J
P. S
Cauliflower With Dressing A Household Guide
A household recipe describes washing and inspecting cauliflowers for insects, cooking half an hour in cold water, then arranging on a hot platter with a butter and flour paste sauce. It uses the vegetable water, pepper, salt, and an egg yolk mixed with cold water as the finishing glaze.
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Asparseus
They Haven't Spoken Since Ten Years Ago at Big Laurel
In Big Laurel Virginia Bruce Heinsley and his wife have not spoken for a decade. The couple remains silent despite long marriage and shared routines. Their children relay messages and Mrs Heinsley rings the farm bell at dinner, signaling continued devotion amid silence.
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Big Laurel
Bruce Heinsley
H Heinsley
City council limits horse workday to twelve hours
Kansas City Missouri action limits horse workday to twelve hours as part of a humane society campaign backed by several city aldermen. An ordinance passed by the upper chamber also bans driving a crippled horse.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Humane Society
Consciousness of God in Everyday Life Sermon
The Rev Robert Rodgers argues Christ as the central factor in life. He urges living in awareness of God's presence and judgment, citing Biblical allusions from Ephesians and Job to David. He highlights the test of genuine faith by its fruits and calls early Christians to abandon old ways and embrace new allegiance.
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Christ
God
Jentist
Wordsworth
Kuokin
Job
David Rod
David
Robert Fulton
St. Paul
Son of God
Grimes
Jesus Christ
Oklahoma Doctor Lived Double Life Hidden Name Revealed
Oklahoma City reports Dr. HH Grey died in Kansas City while a secret past as Dr. William Ireland surfaced. Friends say Ireland was Grey’s real name and the doctor planned to resume it, tracing a tangled path from Trenton Ontario to San Francisco and South Africa before settling in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
HH. Grey
Kansas City
William Ireland
Toronto
Canada
Ireland
Trenton
Ontario
San Francisco
Cal
South Africa
New Orleansa
Beaumont
Texas
Grey
Medical College
L. Jameson
New Orleans
H. H. Grey
Colle
California
American music critics praise U S leadership in opera
John C Freund, editor of Musical America, argues American interest in music exceeds European interest and that the American opera repertory surpasses French. He cites ample funding, strong audiences, and superior teachers while noting the perishability of European novelty. He envisions a distinct American composer emerging.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John C. Freund
Musical America
Berlin
New York
Cartvel
Europe
America
France
Mate
Feeding Lambs For Easier Labor In Ohio Farmyard
A farmer observes lambs jostling at grain troughs in a yard with breeding ewes. The narrator suggests sharing grain by moving troughs, letting lambs dash between yards, and predicts a smoother, less taxing feeding method. The note attributes the idea to K P Snyder from Huron County Ohio.
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K. P. Snyder
Huron County
Ohio
Feeding Fowls with Bone Cutter boosts winter egg production
Mrs. DO Coroman urges varied poultry rations including green forage, weed seeds, and animal scraps. She champions owning a bone cutter to grind meat and bone, noting it pays for itself by converting waste into food and promising higher winter egg output with steady butcher-bought supplies if needed.
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Mre DO Coroman
Packing the fleece procedure from illustrated guide
The article describes packing fleece by laying it on a table with head and tail turned in and flanks folded, then rolling it into a tight roll. A tying box made from light lumber with slots holds the rope used to secure the roll, as shown in the illustration.
Simple Fleece Packing Box Efficiency
Wool buyers prefer fleece loose and light to handle, elastic, and tied so it can be easily opened if needed. Farm and Home notes a rope tied packing method for easy handling.
Art of Breeding and Horse Type Preference
The writer argues many farmers misbreed mares with low quality coach horses and get poor results. He favors using a finer Hackney or American breed type for compact smooth muscle and better general purpose horse production. George A Berrow, Madison Wis.
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George A Berrow
Madisos
Teachers Beat Bear On Morning Walk To Mount Eve
Miss Margaret Connolly and Miss Laura Fitzgerald, two Goshen area teachers, encountered a large bear on the road to Mount Eve ten miles from Goshen. They used pocket flashlights to light the path, the bear retreated, and they reached the schoolhouse safely. Neighbors remain wary the bear may still roam nearby. In North Manchester Indiana a rodent caused a moving picture machine to short circuit and stop the show until repairs were made.
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Goshen
N. Y
Margaret Connelly
Laura Fitzgerald
Mount Eve
Forest Service Estimates Timber Potential for U.S. Population
The forest service argues that with improved land and full timber use 460 million acres could supply enough wood for a population far larger than the current United States. Two New Jersey men made a bet, one to eat a pound of dry flour while the other drank ten glasses of beer. the flour eater finished, but the satisfaction is questionable.
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Forest Service
The
New Jersey
Judge Upholds Debt Imposition Over Overspending
In a courtroom scene a narrator reports Jinks arguing while the judge levies a ten dollar fine for overspending. The judge insists the penalty is due to the required restraint and asserts the community’s road conditions and the wire hindered progress.
Ghosts and a child's dispute haunt a New York Paladine case
In a discussion of the Paladine case in New York City James H. Hyslop recalls an elderly woman’s skeptical view of ghosts. She dismisses the idea of returning from the afterlife and mocks the notion of heaven or hell.
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James H. Hyslop
New York City
Rat Plague Wreaks Havoc in Haddingtonshire England
A rat plague described as Egypt era like has struck Haddingtonshire causing widespread destruction. Rats slaughter livestock and damage crops, gardens, and stores as residents battle ongoing infestations. An inn in Prestwich, once the Seven Stars, now bears the painted name The Same Yet after a painter's misinterpretation.
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Egypt
Haddingtonshire
England
Baltimore
Prestwich
Notice to Contractors Greencastle Sewer System Bids
The Greencastle Indiana Common Council invites sealed proposals by August 26 1914 at 7:00 p m for a District Sewer System including a sewage disposal plant. Bids require a $1918 50 certified check and must be firm within ten days of bid acceptance. The council may reject any bid.
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Greencastle
Indiana
Common Council
Creencastle
M. S. Miller
Herald
Favorite Remedy for Diarrhoea
A Peru Indiana resident shares a testimonial praise for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a severe summer complaint. One dose brought rapid relief and full recovery, recommended by a neighbor. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Ma Higgins
Peru
W. W. Tucker Physician and Surgeon Listings
W W Tucker physician and surgeon with offices on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut in Greencastle Indiana.
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Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut St
Greencastle
Ind
Humphreys' Free Medical Book Celebrates Sixty Years
In celebration a revised edition of Dr Humphreys Manual of all diseases is published detailing patient care and treatment with Humphreys Hemedies.
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Humphreys
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W. Etcheson
Tit Herald
Hall Caine
Haer
Reading
Mr. Baer
Bureau of Statistics
Robert Rodgers
the Herald
John M. Good
Manchester
Gomore
Momma
Mary
Charle
Papa
W. W. Tucker
Chicago
Louisvillery
Quincy
Dragglete
Seat
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