Notice Petition To Improve Highway In Putnam County
Auditor of Putnam County Indiana announces a petition for highway improvement in Cloverdale Township by P L Hubbard et al. and sets hearing before the Board of Commissioners on January 4 1915, first day of the January Term 1915. The petition requests grading draining bridging and paving of the Cataract Road route from its intersection with the township south line, proceeding north and west to the first public highway.
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Putnam County
Indiana
P. L. Hubbard
Cloverdale Township
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners of
Petition to Improve Highway in Cloverdale Township
A group led by Perry L Hubbard and others petitions to improve a five-eighths mile highway in the southeast quarter of section 14, Township 12 North Range 4 West, to thirty-three feet width and macadamized surface. The request seeks direct order for improvement without a voter referendum, dated December 12, 1914, in Putnam County.
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Township 12
Cloverdale Township
Perry L. Hubbard
John H. Rouk
L. L. McGinnis
T. C. Utternack
Mat Masten
Niles H. Martin
I. A. Hartman
A. V. McKamey
A. Farmer
H. C. Morrison
W. E. Morrison
N. W. Ray
J. W. Brannem
Rule
S. S. McCoy
H. C. Foster
Abe Cohn
George McKamey
E. M. Hurst
M. D
J. L. Rogers
Ed West
John O'Mullane
E. C. Clearwaters
H. A. Sherrill
John Dittamore
Aly Denny
A. R. York
Roy Akins
Howard Hart
J. E. McCoy
Clyde A. Hurst
John Taber
J. S. Hamilton
John Ward
S. L. McKamey
Charles Denny
H. Denny
R. L. Job
H. J. Shake
TD. Morrison
J. W. Dorsett
Jacob Morrison
J. W. Hutchison
W. J. Broadstreet
O. R. Michael
W. H. Cunningham
T. C. Barry
E. EF. Mann
Silage vs Stover: Higher Gains From Whole Plant Feed
Nebraska experiments show alfalfa hay with corn silage or stover produced larger gains than other rations. In a 1911 test two groups of eight steer calves differed only by feeding corn as silage or shredded stover. Silage calves averaged 1.8 pounds daily gain, used 4 pounds grain per pound gain versus 5 for stover, and consumed less total dry matter.
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Nebraska Experiment Station
Minnesota
Stover
Farm Management Girls and Boys Club Work Spotlighted
The U S Department of Agriculture highlights club work for rural youth under state agents to teach farming basics, canning, and family nutrition. Takoma Park pilots show urban and suburban groups growing vegetables and marketing, with prizes like a trip to Washington.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Takoma Park
Washington
Boards of Trade
Office of Nutrition Investigations
Daily French soldier rations revealed in field fare
Paris dispatch outlines a soldier’s daily diet of vegetable soup 112 ounces mashed vegetables army biscuit 20 ounces rice or beans 7 ounces fresh meat 16 ounces or canned meat 12 ounces coffee 3 to 4 ounces and sugar 1 ounce totaling nearly three pounds per day. Extras include occasional fresh vegetables and wine depending on supply. Each private also carries one emergency ration in knapsack with biscuit canned meat condensed soup coffee and sugar.
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Paris
Commissary Department
Paris Pigeons Used in Blackmail Scam Fails
An unknown man attempted to extort $800 from a Paris tradesman by sending four carrier pigeons with instructions to attach $200 notes to a wing and release them. The birds arrived in four separate cages from different Paris stations. The tradesman reported the ruse to police, finding no identifying marks to trace the culprits.
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Paris
Despondent man commits suicide with dynamite
In Brownsville Pennsylvania George Kelley aged 65 blew off his head with dynamite after purchasing three sticks while intoxicated. He laid the explosive on the ground in his yard using a two foot fuse as he lay back to wait for death. Despondent over his wife’s death and heavy drinking authorities report.
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Brownsville
George Kelley
Saloon Raffles Ended as Churches Face Gambling Halt
In Kearney and Arlington New Jersey the Law and Order League forced a stop to turkey raffles in saloons. Saloon owners summoned police to halt all lotteries and other games of chance at three churches. About a score of women sold chances for a home made quilt and for a turkey, with police ordered to enforce the ban.
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Kearney
N. J
Law and Order League of
Arlington
Turkey
Lake of Three
Secret raids reveal opium cigarette plan and indictments
Chicago reports a Chinese chemist invented an opium cigarette, a federal ban on making or selling it, and a secret raid on dens where it was produced. Seven Chinese and one white man were indicted as the case unfolds after months of secrecy.
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Chicago
The Vow That Went Wrong
The tale follows Mr. Varin who plots murder after his wife elopes. He delays suicide to seek revenge, imagining a sensational trial, then wanders through reflections on happiness and honor before abandoning his grim plan. Missouri reports rising automobile registrations in 1912 and 1913. An Indianapolis bill seeks strap-hanging for halted streetcars.
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Mr. Varin
Missouri
Dean's Kidney Pills Endure Testimony From Greencastle Readers
Confirmed proof shows Dean's Kidney Pills easing disordered kidneys with lasting relief. William Sillery of Greencastle testifies after a decade of use, praising the cure and recommending the product. Distributed by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y at 50 cents a supply.
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Greencastle
William Sillery
Barber
E. Liberty St
Dean
Jones, Stevens Co
Mr. Sillery
Trustees Notices Sweep Across Multiple Townships
Madson township trustee J W Knauer will be at his residence Mondays and Fridays to transact office business. Mill Creek trustee Ernest Kivett will be at his home Wednesdays and Saturdays. Jackson township trustee Benjamin Walls will be at his office Fridays. Oliver Stringer, Jefferson township trustee, will be at his residence Tuesdays and Fridays. Floyd township trustee Fred Todd will be at his residence Wednesdays. Marion township trustee Otto Rector will be at his residence Fridays and Tuesdays in Fillmore to transact office business.
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Madson Township
Madison Township
J. W. Knauer
Mill Creek Township
Ernest Kivett
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Jefferson Township
Oliver Stringer
Monroe Township
Bainbridge
Floyd Township
Fred Todd
Marion Township
Fillmore
Otto Rector
Notice of Appointment in Hazelett Indenture
The Central Trust Co of Greencastle Ind trustee announces qualification under the Putnam Circuit Court order for a voluntary assignment of Richard M Hazelett. The trustee takes possession of all property rights credits and effects for the benefit of bona fide creditors under Indiana law dated November 25 1914. James L Randel secretary signs. Published weekly December 4.
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Richard M. Hazelett
Putnam Circuit Court
Indiana
THE
Central Trust Co
Greencastle
Ind
James L. Randel
Elida Woman Praises Chamberlain’s Tablets Help
Mrs A Keller of Elida Ohio says two or three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets cured her two years of indigestion after long illness. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
A. Keller
Elida
Ohio
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