Corn Show Display Opens With Many Exhibitors
The Perdue expert judge will award prizes to exhibitors in several classes displayed in the courthouse lobby today and Saturday.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
1
The Perdue expert judge will award prizes to exhibitors in several classes displayed in the courthouse lobby today and Saturday.
The Putnam County corn show tied to Greencastle Commercial Club runs today and tomorrow in the county courthouse lobby. Henry County officials report a record high number of displays with 59 entries by noon, judged by Pred Orth of Vigo County, with about $90 in prizes.
Fragmentary OCR lists names including D. S. Norman Russelville Red Edna Graham Roachdale Fred Parks Putnamville Red. The text resembles a roster or identity notes with color tags and initials, lacking coherent context or events.
Washington December special cabinet meeting set for 11 a m to cover the Mexican situation. President Wilson to meet Senators Fall and Hitchcock at 2 30 p m to discuss the same topic. Fall says he will publicize evidence alleging Mexican ambassador and consuls in the United States spread Red Propaganda.
Evangelist Ed Kiemel delivers a message from 1st Kings 18 42 and Elijah at Mt Carmel focusing on prayer. The church and pastor urge faith based revival with nightly services at 7 50. Funeral for Mrs Lady set at the church tomorrow at 10 with Rev Dodd preaching.
Indianapells Receipts hogs 15 000 cattle calves 1000 sheep 500 hogs down ten cents to about 13.75 with some at 13.85 or 13.90 pigs 13.25 down local packers took 1500 outside shippers bought rest cattle strong sheep and calves steady in today market report from stockyards.
Sarajevo shows stalled factory output and irregular rail transport as war scars linger. Prices rise on food and clothing while stores run low, yet crops are abundant and aid from the American Red Cross and United States Food Administration boosts morale and shifts Bosnian views toward the United States as a friend.
Depauw basketball announces schedule with first game at Fox home floor on December 12. The list highlights a strong set of home games and includes standard statistical details for the squad.
Coach E C Buss outlines a schedule of twelve games with a potential February four day trip for DePauw. The slate includes Dec 12 State Normal Greencastle, Dec 19 Hanover Greencastle, Jan 13 Emree Greencastle, Jan 24 Purdue Greencastle, Feb 6 Earlham Richmond, Feb 18 Wabash Greencastle and Notre Dame at Notre Dame, Feb 24 Notre Dame Greencastle, Mar 2 Wabash Crawfordsville, Mar 4 Earlham Greencastle.
Virginia audience enjoys four act comedy drama The Prairie Rose at Bainbridge Opera House. Lead Alice Obenchain shines as Prairie Rose with supporting turns from Prof. T. M. Overly as Silas Wilder and a Chicago cast including Phillip Bryant Lincoln Northcott Dr. Robert Raymond and Marion Priest. Cast list and roles provided.
Real estate transfers show Atte B Rector and Charles Jr Peck selling plat No 7 in Greencastle enlargement to J W Robb for 825 dollars and Clara Peck selling plat 7 in Greencastle enlargement to J W Robb for 1 dollar. Engagement of Miss Mary Ganey of Bedford Indiana and James Bittles announced at Bedford home. Wedding planned for December 31st at Ganey home with at home reception on East Washington Street.
Central Normal High faces G. Hs in a two game back to back schedule set last spring by Principal Courson. Officials had lost track of the event, presenting a delayed, compact two game night.
Greencastle High School will host a Terre Haute Central Normal High School basketball team tonight at 7 45 in the G H S gym. No curtain raiser and a second game with Lapelle High School tomorrow adds up to back to back contests for the G H S quintet followed by a curtain raiser on Saturday evening with Clinton Center High School tech.
The article notes that since the federal migratory bird law took effect under a treaty with Canada and Britain, wild ducks and geese have increased and become tamer. In cities like End, Cal, small takes have risen as geese and ducks are fed and protected, attracting more birds into urban areas.
A description notes a pest control sprayer using arsenate of lead or a sulfur compound mix, designed for field use and rotation. The device, examined in popular science writing, is noted to operate in varying weather and by trained personnel during wartime adjustments.
The R. E. Knoll company, new name for Standard Heating Sales, wins the Dodge Brothers Motorcars agency for most of Putnam County excluding Russul, Jackson and Franklin townships. After January 1, the firm will occupy the north side room of the square formerly used by Sherrill & Sherrill. Associates include James Wright and Paul Jackson, young Putnam County entrepreneurs.
Chicago dispatch reports governors from at least ten states pushing for enough coal to meet domestic and essential industry needs as miners strike continues. Restrictions tighten fuel use nationwide with 14 percent wage offer deadlocked. rail service cuts to save about 11 000 tons daily and cities brace for broader shutdowns under new conservation rules.
Haven O'Rear A L Stoner and Russel Brown three Greencastle men to be initiated into Shrine mysteries in Indianapolis this evening. About fifteen total will attend the meeting. Dr George R Grose is in Indianapolis attending a board of education meeting.
An Akron landlord is praised for not profiteering over six years, keeping rents at $30 a month for six modern five room frame homes. By contrast nearby similar houses fetch $60 to $75, highlighting his unusual pricing amid higher market rates.
Nome Alaska residents lose Nugget the town's only newspaper as Nome shifts to Fairbanks news sources. Trappers miners and residents who relied on the Nugget for outside world news face a news desert as departures on the last steamer end local paper publication.
Two infant sons of Mr and Mrs J H Morris of Bainbridge succumb to spinal meningitis after a few hours of suffering, both buried in the same grave.
Mr and Mrs J K Morris of Bainbridge mourn two infant sons aged 3 and 6 who died within hours of each other from spinal meningitis. Doctors Cully and Conn treated them. burial followed in Mace Indiana after brief illness. The Morris family, real estate dealer and skating rink manager, have four other children.
Sallee is chosen as state chairman by the Democratic party in Indianapolis to succeed Frederick Van Nuys. The party committee adopts a resolution urging attention to advantages of CBTY.
In a session the Democratic state committeemen chose A. C. Salles of Indianapolis to replace Frederis Van Nuys as state chairman. They also extended an invitation to the Democratic national committee to hold the 1920 convention in Indianapolis, noting the city’s central location and ample hotel capacity. Van Nuys becomes U S district attorney and will work with L. Ert Slack, succeeding him in January.
Miss Beryle Sandy and Miss Florence EarIe attended Bainbridge high school play Prairie Rose in Bainbridge Thursday night.
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