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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
3
Two miners Sam Glidden and Ned Terry agreed on a fair rifle fight at Nivo hill. A snake bite and heat exhaustion crippled Glidden, leaving Terry to nurse him before rescue workers arrived. both men survive only in delirium as the engine crew reaches the scene.
A New York clubman famed for Amé in Canada pursues bear country with a camera and a van. On a recent trip he encountered a companion who, venturing ahead, surprised a big black bear and drew its attention. The camera hunter arrived and warned the lead hunter he could not let them both in.
A humorous scene follows a job applicant who wins a wheel barrow based task but faces critique. He insists on dragging the barrow instead of pushing, declaring he is tired of the sight of the blamed thing.
Mrs S A Hays and daughter Lillian Hays were in Indianapolis today. The Over the Teacups Club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs H C Lewis at her home 602 East Washington Street. Prof Van Denman Thompson of the DePauw School of Music will give a recital in Indianapolis December 13 for the American Guild of Organists. Dean R G McCutchan of the DePauw School of Music will go to Chicago to attend a meeting of the Music Teachers National Association December 31 where he serves as secretary. S A Hays and Matt J Murphy of Hays & Murphy were in Danville today on legal business. Neely O’Hair and Ernest Stoner went quail hunting at Heck Hillis farm near Four Oaks. The Elks held their annual Memorial service in Elks Hall with address by Rev Levi Marshall of the Christian church and music by the DePauw quartette. The Cres cent club Christmas meeting will be Tuesday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Otis Browning 410 East Hanna Street. County Sheriff elect Lawrence Sears filed his bond with the county commissioners Monday. the bond was approved. Ott Gibson sold his interest in Star Barber Shop to Nelson Taulman. Taulman and Charles Conklin now own the shop.
Readable lines depict a family exchange with sparring witticisms about marriage, investigation, and household moods. The quirky exchange includes Miss Cheeps and Mr Chirps, a snail, Grandma, and a half full seltzer bottle as a thread through family dynamics.
Daniel T. Rader, 80, died at his son John Rader’s home east of town Sunday morning around seven o clock. Death was due to apoplexy. The body was sent to Shelbyville, his former home, for funeral and burial.
In a clipped exchange Martha explains her husband’s condition to Mrs Mason. The dialogue features mispronunciations and humorous misunderstandings as Martha attempts to describe an illness she calls the exclamatory rheumatism and corrects the patron’s terms.
Partial text indicates a state offer of four percent returns for a full period with demand related notes.
A fragment recounts a child named Dana swallowing a button and a caregiver Florence Louise recalling the event with simple reassurance. The text suggests a casual tone about medical awareness and child safety in a domestic scene.
WANTED A Boy after school to take orders for Holly Wreaths John Bitel & Son FOR SALE Good Hunting dog Inquire Herald Office FARM TEXANT WANTED See 3 Arnold Herald Office REGISTERED DUROC BOAR For Sale c J Arnold Herald Office FOUND A lot of good looking Xmas car s at Fd Hamilton s Book Store WANTED Two or three young geese Call Phone 354 WANTED 40 or 50 bushels of new corn John Eite & Son FOR SALE New anchor glass En closed tops for Overland 4 Touring car Price 185 00 Van Dyke Auto Co Crawfordville Indiana Architect Contractor and Land scape Gardening W H Evans Greencastle Indiana WANTED Girl or young man at the Herald Office permanent posit ion to industrious hustler who wants to learn Apply at Herald Office WANTED Girl for reporting and other work The Herald Office
A comical dialogue unfolds as a talkative sowen captivates a neighbor with clever quips. The exchange centers on a boastful hat and a remark about the devil, ending with a playful note on naming the hat piece as a poem and a milliner title.
Water bills are due and payable on or before the 10th of the month at the Company office 26 South Jackson St. Payments must be made by that date to avoid losing the net charges. otherwise the gross charge will be applied. Greencastle Water Works Co.
J R Watkins Co advertises 137 products for farmers and invites auto or team bondholders to write for information on selling goods of the world’s largest institution in the field. The firm cites twenty million users and lists Dept. 111 Winona Minn.
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