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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1919

Page

2

Worker Receives $10.50 After Interfering in Fight

Dick Catlett a 28 year old driver for Work Transfer in Minneapolis joined a dog wolf fight with a bedpost and helped the dog win. He claimed a trophy and earned 7.50 bounty plus his regular wages. Miss Margaret Kelly bought the wolf skin for 3 dollars as a scarf.

Dick Catlett Work Transfer Company Minneapolis Catlett Seventh and Lyndale Avenues Henry Hawke Margaret Kelly Miss Kelly

Grant to Aid French Families Under Cognacq Fund

The great fund established by Theodore Cognacq will provide a $5,000 grant to twelve thousand French families seeking relief. The program aims to support households through a national aid initiative amid ongoing economic strain.

Theodore Cognacq

Telephone 65 Subscription Rates

Daily Herald subscription rates listed for mail and carrier delivery. Four months rates, weekly options, and single copies noted along with prices for cards of thanks and obituaries. Additional poetry line charge specified.

Daily Herald Che Tore Cwo Scien Casernn Sean

Mother Kills Self and Three Babies in Minnesota Tragedy

Mrs N F Soderberg of Madison Minnesota killed her life and cut the throats of her three children under five after a spree of desperation. The Soderbergs had nine or more children and a fund of ten million dollars funded ninety grants yearly to assist families with many children.

Nonaire Self N. F. Soderberg Madison, Minn

Murder Claim Ties to Family Feud in Chattanooga

Mrs Maggie Gardenshire shot and killed her father in law in Chattanooga Tennessee claiming he tried to drive a wedge between her and her husband. The case centers on family strife and a fatal shooting within the city.

Maggie Gardenshire Chattanooga Tenn

Not So Shrinking Theater Gossip Sparks Chaperone Talk

London Answers notes a lively exchange about a girl named Grayes described as timid and flower like. Leigh provocatively asks if her mother would let her attend the theater unchaperoned. The remark mentions she drove an ambulance in France during the war.

Grayes Leigh France London

British Fisheries Boom Expected with Billions Invested

Total capital in British fisheries is estimated between 500 million and 1 billion dollars. An authority predicts a major fishing boom with annual catch rising from 24 million hundredweight to 40 million hundredweight within months.

Prices Saddled by Profiteers Stir Outcry in Boston

Onlookers vent about skyrocketing costs comparing profiteers to biblical thieves. The Boston Tran notes public ire over inflated prices perceived as gouging amid economic strain.

Boston Transcript

Girl messenger proves grain grades simple in practice

Ruby Peterson, a war emergency messenger in a Seattle flouring mill, masters federal grain grades and inspection factors. The mill manager notes she now tests and analyzes grain, checks inspectors' grades, and can apply standards easily, illustrating the Department of Agriculture claim that the system is straightforward for farmers and buyers.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington Ruby Peterson Seattle Department Girl Messenger

Scientists Probe Riddle of Death in Paris

Prominent French scientists led by Dr. Gustave Gorey coordinate efforts to solve death. An International Institute of Metaphysics is founded by Henri Bergson Madame Curie and Charles Richet. The institute will spread occult propaganda and a school will study spiritualism in all its phases.

Paris Gustave Gorey Henri Bergson Madame Curle Charles Richet

World’s Gayest City Cologne Festivity Spread

European cities embrace celebrations as Wies-Bhs al odan highlights Cologne amid a surge in festivities across the region. Local officials report growing participation and media attention.

Cologne Europe Wies- Bhs al Odan

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