Greencastle Herald Star & Democrat publication note
The Greencastle Indiana newspaper announces its origins in 1858 with the Star and Democrat lineage. It lists Charles J. Arnold as proprietor LeRoy Bee as city editor Roy Evans as manager and notes publication daily except Sundays from 17 19 South Jackson Street.
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Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Local Greencastle newspaper pricing details
By mail in Putnam County charges are $3.00 per year. Outside Putnam County $3.50 annually. In Greencastle by carrier ten cents a week. Weekly edition priced at $1.50 per year. Advertising rates available on request.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
Get Your Herald Carrier Service Notice
The notice instructs subscribers to call 65 before 6 30 if they miss delivery and promises immediate paper delivery. It emphasizes guaranteed service from the carrier.
Notice of Primary Assessment Roll for Indiana Street
Greencastle Indiana Common Council dated December 17 1928 approves a prima facie assessment roll for Indiana Street improvement from Berry Street to Lot 18 with concrete paving. Public notice cites affected streets alleys and specifies December 28 1928 as hearing date for remonstrances. roll available at City Clerk office.
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Common Council
Greencastle
Indiana
Indiana Street
Berry Street
Township
Walnut Street
Franklin Street
Dogey
Jacob
Liberty
Columbia
Franklin
Walnut
Poplar
Seminary
Center
Hill
Larabee
Hanna
Chestnut
Olive
Park
Highland
Berry
Charles McGaughey
Gwin Ensign
Thoxine: a safe cough remedy without chloroform
An advertisement claims Thoxine relieves coughing quickly without chloroform or dangerous drugs. It touts double action tissue soothing the irritation and addressing the internal cause, promising near instant relief and a money back guarantee. Sold by Stevens Owl Fleeners and other druggists.
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Stevens, Owl, Fleeners
Hollywood Producers Faced With Extra Girl Problem
Hollywood producers, though criticized, face a real challenge handling extra workers. Louis B. Mayer notes seasonal on call labor while maintaining standards. The piece also describes the Methodist Students Union at DePauw University organizing gospel teams and pageant work with planned leadership.
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HLM Producers Students’ Union
Louis B. Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Hollywood
California
Mayer
Warren Doane
Fred W. Beetson
Associated Motion Picture Producers of
Americana
Methodist Students’ Union
DePauw University
Methodist
Harold Ross
Epworth League
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Indiana
Church Board of Trustees
Death of Rev. A. L. Crim in West Frankfort area
Friends report the death of Rev. A. L. Crim at his West Frankfort home on December 3. Crim had led a 1903 meeting in Ladoga for W. T. Brooks and later served the Christian Church from 1904 to 1905 before moving to Ellensburg Washington.
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Ladoga
A. L. Crim
West Frankfort
Crim
W. T. Brooks
The
Christian Church
Ellensburg
Wash
Waveland Woman Mary Barr Dies at Home
Waveland Ind Dec 17 Mrs Mary Elizabeth Barr longtime resident dies at home Saturday evening at five oclock from the infirmities of old age.
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Waveland
Ind
Mary Elizabeth Barr
Indianapolis to buy airport site near Ben Davis
Indianapolis city council schedules a special session to adopt a 675000 dollar ordinance for the purchase of a municipal airport site spanning 1000 acres southwest of Ben Davis.
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Indianapolis
INS
Ben Davis
Local School Reopens After Flu Outbreak
School resumed Monday after a weeklong closure due to Miss Frank illness. Wanetta Sanders visited Eula Staggs on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bee illness with flu reported. Leela Moore returned home from hospital with influenza. Charles Goddard and Floyd Goddard hosted relatives for a Sunday gathering. Louise Cox came home from Oakland City. Abner Sigler spent Sunday with William Lane in Moreton. Willard Miller visited North Salem with his sister.
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Wanetta Sanders
Eula Staggs
John Bee
Leela Moore
Charles Goddard
Floyd Goddard
Hanger
Clayton
Wanetta
Helen Sanders
Anton Cloe
Louise Cox
Oakland City
Abner Sigler
William Lane
Moreton
Local Winners Named in Blue Valley Creamery Contest
Roachdale Russell Rybolt and Mary McFerran were among cash prize winners in the Blue Valley Creamery Co contest with about one third of five thousand entries awarded prizes. The Chrysler roadster stolen in Fort Wayne was recovered there. Clayton Wilcox of Wa bash College is home ill with influenza. Frank Bowen heads a new weather strip company and visited Martinsville. Mrs Ida Wilson travels to Miami to spend winter with son Bennie Miller. Mrs Kate Anderson and nephew Edgar Franklin visited Chicago. Mr and Mrs J H Phares of Goldsmith and Alma O Connor were guests of Ella Welch. The Barnards spent a Monday night with Rev J C Drake at Elwood.
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Russell Rybolt
Alva Rybolt
Mary McFerran
J. L. McFerran
Blue Valley Creamery Co
Chrysler
Jaye Sutherlin
Fort Wayne
Clayton Wilcox
Wabash College
Frank Bowen
W. O. Barnard
J. C. Drake
Elwood
Mr. Trrake
Christian Church
Indiana Attorney General Gilliam to Join Indianapolis Firm
Announcement from Pickens Davidson Gause and Pickens states Arthur L. Gilliam will join the Indianapolis law firm after his term as attorney general ends December 31. The firm will comprise Daniel O. Pickens Robert F. Davidson Fred C. Gause Arthur L. Gilliam Gwen Pickens and Smiley N. Chambers. James M. Ogden to succeed Gilliam in office.
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Indianapolis
INS
Pickens, Davidson, Gause and Pickens
Arthur L. Gilliam
Indiana
Daniel O. Pickens
Robert F. Davidson
Fred C. Gause
Arthur L. Gilliom
Gwen Pickens
Smiley N. Chambers
Gilliom
James M. Ogden
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