Local notes cover mischief and travels across Putnam County
Albert Allee of Belle Union and Albert Hamrick visited Terre Haute and Indianapolis on business while County Agent Charles Jackson returned from the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. Grace Browning spent Friday in Indianapolis. locals urge stopping ashes and nails in streets to prevent tire punctures. Rev. E G Shouse resigns after two years at River Avenue Baptist Church. Theodore Crawley and Dora Sweet noted on business and road work. The Star Store in Greencastle launches a large price reduction sale under W H Curry, clarifying it is not connected to the old Harry Goldberg store.
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Charles Jackson
Putnam County
Chicago
E. G. Shouse
River Avenue Baptist Church
Shouse
Indianapolis News
Star
W. H. Curry
Mr. Curry
Harry Goldberg
Albert Shuey Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Clerk
Greencastle resident Albert Shuey announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk, contingent on the primary election results.
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Albert Shuey
Greencastle
Local Candidate and Classifieds Include House for Sale
Paul Coleman of Mattes township announces his candidacy for Democratic nomination for county clerk. FOR SALE I am finishing a new five room house on North College Ave Come see and buy it. Fred Ellis FOR SALE Fourteen head of pure bred Big Type Poland Gilts Double immuned O J Rector Phone 673 Market Saturday at the College Avenue Bazaar Good Things to Eat.
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Paul Coleman
Mattes Township
North College Ave
Fred Ellis
Poland
O. J .Rector
College Avenue Bazaar
Grayscale Railroad Timetables and Folklore Fragments
June 1 1921 Greencastle timetables show East and West bound trains from No 114 No 148 etc with various times for Pennsylvania and Monon lines. Folklore section notes hair length linked to temperament wealth marriage and life outcomes from Turkish Albanian and other sources.
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Ea Nidees
Ccecceeseenes 2:46 P. m No, 26 Wccsscecscesceees 6:35 P m Bvoy. Soes Co Oe
Tn Cdat
MONON
North Bound
Weekend Guests From Putnamville Visit Snider Family
Mrs. David Sublett and daughter Mrs. Clyde Sutherlin with children Ida Leona and Julia Jean of Putnamville plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Noble Snider this weekend. Also advertised are noon lunch items and clothing offers from C. J. Crews including best clothes at 16.50 and 23.50 and a suit overcoat.
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C. J. Crews
David Sublett
Clyde Sutherlin
Ida Leona
Julia Jean
Putnamville
Noble Snider
Senator O Kline Calls Repeal Of Reformatory Law
Huntington Ind December 2 Oliver Kline state senator from Huntington and Whitley counties urges a special session December 14 to repeal all of the State Reformatory removal law. He also proposes reimbursing Colgate Co for expenses and argues removal would tax the state and that canalizing the Ohio river would not ease administration.
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Huntington
Ind
Oliver Kline
Whitley
Colgate & Co
Ohio River
Sale of dairy cows and breeding stock at farm
At 11 a.m. Sharp 30 head of dairy cows fresh springers some with calves by side may be inspected at the seller's farm before sale. 10 head of breeding ewes offered. W. S. Campbell sells 100 to 1000 rods of woven fence in various sizes. Terms announced day of sale. Tanlac available at Owl Drug Store local agents.
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W. S. Campbell
Funeral set for Richard Lavercombe in Indianapolis
Rev. H. C. Clippinger travels to Indianapolis Saturday morning to conduct the funeral for Richard Lavercombe. Lavercombe was a prominent Odd Fellow and an official at the Big Four Railroad Beech Grove Shops and was a former parishioner of Rev. Clippinger’s church in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Clippinger
Indianapolis
Richard Lavercombe
Lavercombe
Big Four Railroad
Beech Grove
Rev. Clippinger
M. E
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis
Indianapolis receipts show hogs at 10 000 head cattle seven hundred calves six hundred sheep and lambs five hundred. Opening hog prices advanced 10 to 25 cents with heavy hogs rising. sales from 7.00 to 7.50 for most, pigs to 7.75 and sows 6.25. Local buyers took 8 000 hogs, rest to outsiders. Cattle slow and weak, best calves 11.00 to 15.00 steady, others 9.00 or less. Sheep and lambs steady, good lambs around 9.69. God lambs note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Too Much of a Good Thing Six Years of Stomach Trouble
A reader recalls six years of worsening stomach issues and weight loss. After trying a starvation diet and a druggist's advice, Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is credited with restoring health by clearing intestinal mucus and reducing inflammation. One dose claimed to convince or money back.
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Mayr
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Macbeth
Liberty & Holdhane Lens
Secretary of State
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Hamrick-Sourwine Coal Co
Shaler
Stone Garage
E. A. Browning
Albert Allee
Belle Union
Terre Haute
Albert Hamrick
Grace Browning
Mrs. Otis Browning
S. Colleg Ave
Theodore Crawley
Joseph Disney
Cloverdale
Disney
James P. Hughes
Brazil
Dora Sweet
Black Farm
Little Walnut
Pennsylvania
College Avenue
Chiropractic
H. Askew
D. C
Palmer School
Davenport
Iowa
H.askew
Washington St
Fillmore
County Farm
Hobart Robinson
A. O. Hunter
O. J. Rector
Alex Bryan
Tanlac
Owl Drug Store
Virginia Sweet Pancake
Wilson Or
Miller & Hart Bacon
F. E. Todd & Sons
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Priscilla Dean
Stamboul
Reelcraft Pictures
Tom MIX
Mutt and
Jeff
Fox News Weekly
Cinderella
Fraleys
Trick Bros
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