Charles J Arnold Proprietor Daily Publication
Charles J. Arnold is identified as the proprietor of a daily publication published every afternoon.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
4
Charles J. Arnold is identified as the proprietor of a daily publication published every afternoon.
The newspaper lists pricing for obituaries at 1 per notice and 5 cents per line for poetry, with Card of Thanks set at 50 cents each. Advertising terms specify that all obituary notices incur the stated fees.
Subscribers who do not receive their Herald regularly and promptly should call Herald Office or Paul McEvoy. Deliveries should be made by 5 30 PM each evening. Reverts of irregular delivery will be appreciated.
The Martin Syndicate advertises am ber jacket at 5 50 per ton with contact by phone 117.
The Putnam Circuit Court commissioner will auction three parcels of real estate in Putnam County Indiana on December 29 1924 at 10 a.m. The parcels include parts of Sections 27 22 in Township 14 N Range 3 W and are offered for not less than two thirds of appraised value and cash. The sale is subject to court approval. Corwin Gillen Attorneys.
An Iowa couple credits Joaquin's Cod Liver Oil Pills with a nine pound gain in twelve days for a man over forty five. The ad touts vitamins for growth strength and health, urges a twenty three day treatment, and offers a one dollar price with a money back guarantee after three weeks. A free sample is advertised by mail from The Jenquin Laboratories in Chicago.
A discerning defense of Indiana Public Service Commission argues the law safeguards consumers and investors. It notes attacks and calls for public support, cites wartime effects on decisions, and defends the commission’s balance between public and utility interests. B F Corwin.
John W. Day as executor of Sallie D. Welch deceased offers at public sale at 2 P M January 6 1925 the decedent's interest in four parcels in Fillmore and Putnam County Indiana described by metes and bounds with three parcels totaling about 4 acres and one parcel about 1 third acre all cash. Lyon and Lyon attorneys. 50 posters 41. Nov 25 Dec 4 11 18.
Local poultry and produce quotation listing prices of 17 cents and 14 cents per unit. Details unspecified in fragment.
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