D P A Orchestra Delivers Fine Concert
University musicians presented a varied program at the De Light Auditorium in a first appearance of the school year. The crowd of students and townspeople applauded the opening performance of It's a Long Long Way to Tipperary.
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Tipperary
DePauw University
Meharry Hall
Sousa
Suppe
Garden of
Pauline Hurst
Nell Ray
Adis Hesson
Floyd Deen
Don Julien
Thomas Huffines
Paul Smith
Donald Munson
Elmer Sellers
Maud Lunthimer
Robert Coelman
Morton Parrett
George Lt. Clark
Herald Jones
Ellen Thompson
John Weik
van Denman Thompson
Milton Yager
Indiana Nearly $200000 Spent to Fight Foot and Mouth Disease
Indiana state records show about $199,000 spent in the fight against foot and mouth disease among livestock. Dr. A F Nelson says 2,227 cattle 3,471 hogs and 612 sheep and goats were culled with burial costs over $2500. Federal funds cover half the total with the state covering the other half via 1915 appropriations. all infected herds have been killed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
A. F. Nelson
Ralston
Nelson
Cloverdale Welcomes New Red Men Lodge Initiation Planned
Otto Wolf a past Great Sachem of the Order of Red Men organized a Cloverdale lodge. Twenty charter members were signed Monday. first meeting set for Saturday night. Wolf and Howard Shake gathered names, with plans for initiation help from nearby lodges and new members from Quincy joining.
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Otto Wolf
The
Order of Red Men
Indianapolis
Cloverdale
Mr. Wolf
Howard Shake
James Lamkin
Greencastle Lodge
Quincy
Cloverdale Lodge
Cloverdale Graphic
Circuit change talk may be considered by legislature
Rumor spread that an economy move by which Clay and Putnam circuit courts would be placed in the same judicial district could be reviewed by the legislature. The report notes no official action yet and cites unnamed sources.
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CLAY
Putnam
Rumored Plan to Rejoin Clay and Putnam Circuits Faces Opposing View
Rumors say the next Legislature may reconjoin Clay and Putnam counties into one two county circuit. Putnam docket remains light while Clay’s 13th Circuit docket stays full, with opposition expected if the move proceeds.
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Clay
Putnam
Letter for Santa Claus from Maxine Pratt
A child writes to Santa asking for a big doll with real eye lashes a rubber tired go cart a trunk a picture book and small dishes. The note lists an address 428 E Tranklin St and mentions store items including white enamel mirror front glass shelves and medicine cabinet priced at 1.49 from Hanna's Books Bibles Pictures Stationery.
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Santa Claus
Maxine Pratt
E. Tranklin St
Hanna
Better Roads for Less Money
Comparison of receipts and expenditures for road repairs shows the new system adopted this year is the most economical way to maintain public highways.
Putnam County Roads Show Notable Improvement Under New System
A 1914 report by Deputy County Auditor Jesse Airhart shows road repairs costing about 85 000 dollars with receipts around 44 000 dollars, indicating lower spending and improved gravel roads. The county has more miles of improved roads than any year in recent history, with Clinton County leading the state in good road progress. Work paused by bad weather but will resume when ground thaws as crews adapt to winter conditions.
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Putnam County
Jesse Airhart
Putnam
Clinton County
Alva Lisby
New Organization Reports Booster Club Membership
The Membership Committee reports two hundred members in the booster club and will present the figures to the executive board in tonight's meeting where full attendance is expected.
Will Classify Members Ad for Greencastle Boosters
The Greencastle Boosters Club membership committee will report to the executive board on member classifications at 7 30 tonight in the council chamber of the fare department. Businessmen face $2 monthly dues, professionals and officials $100 monthly, all others 25 cents, with projected annual revenue over $2 000. Plans for first month dues and broader club work will be discussed, though full club action awaits a later meeting.
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Greencastle Boosters Club
Council Chamber
D. A. R. Elects Officers for the Ensuing Year
Washburn chapter of the D A R met at Mrs Clara Lammers home to elect officers for the upcoming year. Officers named include Regent Mrs Frank Cass Vice Regent Miss Helen Hathaway Recording Secretary Mrs T T Moore Corresponding Secretary Mrs J D Torr Registrar Mrs Clara Lammers Historian Miss Laura Florer. Howard Barnaby arrives from Ashville North Carolina for holidays. Miss Dorothea Barnaby returns home from Kemper Hall Kenosha Wisconsin for Christmas vacation.
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Washburn
Clara Lammers
Spring Avenue
Frank Cass
Helen Hathaway
T. T
J. D. Torr
Laura Florer
Howard Barnaby
Greencastle
Ashville
N. C
C. H. Barnaby
Dorothea Barnaby
Kemper Hall
Kenosha
Wis
Flour Fund Donations For Belgian Relief Grow
Contributions to the flour relief fund include Jesse M. Jones two dollars fifty cents and the Second Ward school five dollars. Miss Adams room of first ward reports additions. The fund totals about four hundred fifty dollars, equivalent to ninety barrels of flour.
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Jesse M. Jones
Second Ward
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FIVE
Zeis & Company
Ralph Knoll
Linton
Verne Stoner
Theo Ranney
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le - Prop
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Lillian
Dorothy
Majestic
Bill
Ethel
Annetta Shaw
D.P.A. Orchestra
Mrs. Hurst
13Th Judicial Circuit
Brazil
James P. Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Putnam and
Clay County
General Assembly
Putnam-Clay
Sayers
Much
Boosters
First National Bank
Lyric
Lubin
Slim
J. K. Langdon & Co's
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