Local Greencastle Newspaper Masthead and Contact
The Herald notes its lineage from 1858 and lists staff including Celeste Aes as city editor Joy Evans as manager and Charles J. Arnold as proprietor. It provides a post office mailing note and the paper’s daily edition address at 1749 South Jackson Street with a telephone contact.
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The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
Lowdy Bee
Celeste Aes
Jioy Evans
Tiwiishe
Succey
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Subscription rates listed for Putnam County and Greencastle
By mail in Putnam County the rate is 3.00 dollars yearly and 3.50 dollars outside the county. In Greencastle by carrier the rate is 0.10 dollars per week. The weekly edition costs 1.50 dollars yearly. Advertising rates available on application.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
Get Your Herald Carrier Service Notice
The notice advertises guaranteed home delivery and asks customers to call 65 before 6 30 p m if a paper is not received to ensure prompt replacement.
Twenty-Five Hogs Burn on Edmondson Farm
On the Edmondson Liber ty Township farm near Plainfield Indiana twenty five hogs died in a fire started by an oily residue containing gasoline. One hog ignited near a fence row causing flames to spread to the others. Edmondson arrived in time to save twenty five hogs and prevent further loss.
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Plainfield
Ind
J. L. Edmondson
Liberty Townehry
Edmondson
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Eastern Traction Company
Indiana
Social News From Greencastle and Nearby
STOP 32 Mrs Layman Hepler and daughter Lilly Mae visited Mrs Addie Clifford. Mrs Franklin Torr and others shopped in Greencastle. Sunday visitors to Mrs Clifford included Mr Ray Sutherlin Eldon Rowings and Robert Biddle. Mrs Will Baldwin and daughter were in Terre Haute. Mr Bales is improving. Clyde Thomas and wife stay with Mrs Clifford to help care for her. Mrs Clifford has been seriously ill for five weeks. Margaret Furney visited sister Mrs Layton Clifford.
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Layman Hepler
Lilly Mae
Addie Clifford
Franklin Torr
Hepler
Toney
Lemona
Greencastle
Ray Sutherlin
Eldon
Inez Rowings
Robert Biddle
Will Baldwin
Raymond Baldwin
Terre Haute
Bales
Ing
Clyde Thomas
Mrs. Clifford
Margaret Furney
Layton Clifford
Eustis Leaves 250000 to College
William Henry Eustis, lawyer and former mayor, left 250000 to the University of Minnesota in his will. His gifts for crippled children's welfare have surpassed 2,000,000 over the past five years, aimed at child happiness.
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Minneapolis
Minn
William Henry Eustis
University of Minnesota
Eustis
Th State University
U S Air Mail Service Largest in World
Chicago reports from the American Air Transport Association that the U S air mail system leads globally with 7,200,000 miles flown and 1,700 tons of letters carried this year.
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U.S
Chicago
American Air Transport Association
Hea
United States Air Mail Service
Held bank stockholders not liable after bank failure
In Bluffton Indiana Circuit Judge A W Hamilton ruled stockholders of the defunct Studebaker State Bank are liable for assessments only while the bank operates as a going concern. The decision, if sustained by the Indiana Supreme Court, could release stockholders from a 200000 liability tied to the bank's capital.
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Hamilton
Bluffton
Ind
A. W. Hamilton
Studebaker State Bank of
Dana Gaiser
Indiana
Indiana Supreme Court
Studebaker State Bank
1929 Banner Year Expected for U S Industry and Retail
Woolworth President H T Parson predicts 1929 will be a banner year for industry and retail. He notes rising earnings, lower unemployment, better crop prices, larger exports, mass production lowering costs, and continued pro business policy under Hoover after Coolidge.
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W. S. Cousins
I. N.S. Financial
International News Service
New York
H. T. Parson
F. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth
Parson
Coolidge
Hoover
Konjola Boon Promised Across Ages and Ailments
A 79 year old man, Frank Williams of Michigan City, credits Konjola with restoring digestion and kidney function after years of decline. He reports four bottles revamped his health, improved sleep, and appetite, praising the medicine. Konjola is sold at Owl drug store in Greencastle, Indiana and by major druggists in the region.
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Frank Williams
East Second Street
Michigan City
Konjola
Greencastle
Ind
Owl Drug
Sphinx Fraternity Suspended at Michigan
The Sphinx junior honorary society at the University of Michigan has been suspended indefinitely after charges that members and initiates were drinking during last week's initiation, an event in which three students were scalded.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
INS
The
Sphinx
University of Michigan
Rin-Tin-Tin In Race for Life At Granada Theater
Rin-Tin-Tin stars in A Race for Life from Warner Bros at Granada Theatre for two days. The Wonder Dog helps Danny O Shea pursue a racing dream in the Southland while facing poison plots and peril, delivering thrilling escapes and cheer.
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Warner Bros
Rin-Tin-Tin
Granada Theatre
Danny O’shea
Southland
Binty
Lingerie at Voncastle Theater Explores Love and Money
The Tiffany-Stahl production Lingerie plays at the Voncastle Theatre Saturday with Malcolm McGregor Alice White Mildred Harris and Armand Kaliz in lead roles The plot follows Leroy Boyd a New Yorker who discovers his wife married him for money plans an affair and sends him to France as a private in the US Army A midinette in Paris triggers a fragile romance as he learns some women are different Supporting cast includes Kit Guard Victor Pete Cornelia Kellogg Marcella Corday and Richard Carlyle.
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Triangle
Malcolm McGregor
Alice White
Mildred Harris
Armand Kaliz
Tiffany-Stahl
Voncastle Theatre
Leroy Boyd
France
Paris
Kit Guard
Victor Pete
Cornelia Kellogg
Marcella Corday
Richard Carlyle
Per Capita Saving in 1928 Reported by U S Controller
The 1928 per capita saving stood at $215 with total deposits around $54 billion. New England led with $569 per person, Massachusetts $628 and New York $610. National Banks held $7.29 billion in savings from over 16 million depositors, led by San Francisco and New York City.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
Washington
America
Uncle Sam
J. W. Pole
New England
Coolidge
Vermont
Taugh
Massachusetts
New York
California
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Illnois
Michigan
Pacific Coast
Southern States
Western States
South
Pacific
Midwest
San Francisco
New York City
Los Angeles
Sweet Potato Vines Provide New Food Source
Atlanta December discovery from George Experiment Station promotes vine tips as a new edible with high iron content. Leah Ascham notes vines can be cooked appealingly while chemistry confirms iron levels surpass spinach in tests.
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International News Service
Atlanta
George
Leah Ascham
Home Economics
Notice to bidders for supplies for the county poor asylum
Putnam County Indiana offers bids for supplying the county poor asylum for the quarter ending March 31 1929. Bids due noon January 7 in duplicate on auditor blanks with samples kept by the county commissioners for comparison. Willis E Gill, Auditor.
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Putnam County
Willis E, Gill
Indiana
Influenza Absence Closes New Salem. Rush County Hit Hard
Rushville Indiana December 13 One Rush County school was closed today and other schools report a total of 694 pupils absent from classes because of influenza. The New Salem school was closed and Milroy Mays Carthage Moscow Gings and Arlington were hard hit by the epidemic.
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Rushville
Ind
Rush County
New Salem
Milroy
Mays
Carthage
Moscow
Gings
Arlington
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