Printer notice and publishing details from Greencastle paper
Public notice listing publication schedule and subscription terms. It identifies the Herald-Democrat Publishing Company at 17 and 19 Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana with editor Charles J. Arnold and rates of 10 cents weekly 2 cents per copy and 3.00 yearly. It notes second class mail status.
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The
Herald-Democrat Publishing Company
Jackson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Putnam County Democrats Call Meeting for Dec Twenty-Six 1915
Democrats in Putnam County convene on December 26 1915 to select delegates for the District Convention in Greencastle Indiana December 29. Township meetings set for 2 p m at multiple school houses and public venues with a total of nineteen delegates distributed among Jackson Franklin Russell Clinton Monroe Floyd Marion Greencastle Greencastle City Madison Washington Warren Jefferson Mill Creek Cloverdale and others. Arthur J Hamrick serves as Chairman of the Putnam County Democratic Central Committee.
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Putnam County
Greencastle
Indiana
Jackson Township
New Maysville
Franklin Township
Roachdale
Russell Township
Center School
Clinton Township
Union Chapel
Monroe Township
Bainbridge
Floyd Township
Marion Township
Fillmore School House
Greencastle Township
Court House
Greencastle City
Madison Township
Center School House
Washington Township
Pleasant Garden School House
Warren Township
Putnamville
Jefferson Township
Belle Union
Mill Creek Township
Broadpark
Cloverdale Township
Cloverdale
Dee
Arthur J. Hamrick
Putnam County Democratic Central Committee
District Contest Deliberations Set for Clay County Democrats
Democratic voters in Clay County are urged to attend township meetings on Friday December 26 to elect delegates for the district convention at Green. The sessions aim to choose a chairman for the Congressional District and organize participation in the upcoming gathering.
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Clay County
Green
Randel for District Chairman Urged Amid Call for Unity
The Brazil Daily News argues for re electing James L Randel as District Chairman, praising his two year record of strong organization and party success in the district. The editorial urges harmony, warns against predictable two year contests, and supports preserving the long standing precedent of re electing the incumbent.
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L. Randel
Randel
Clay County
Putnam County
Brazil
Indiana Ruling Defines Free Gravel and Macadam Roads
Attorney-General Thomas M. Honan clarifies under the 1915 automobile licensing act that free gravel and macadam roads are those under county board of turnpike directors and later county highway supervisors. The division of auto license revenue depends on miles of such roads within each county, with the auditor as final judge. Secretary Lew G. Ellingham disseminates certification blanks to County Auditor Airhart.
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Indiana
Thomas M. Honan
Lew G. Ellingham
Board of Commissioners
Secretary of State
Ellingham
Airhart
DePauw Voters Back Dry Greencastle Election
DePauw students and upperclassmen at a New DePauw smoker at the Sigma Chi house voiced unanimous support for Greencastle remaining dry in the December 29 election. Over 150 attendees heard speeches stressing school welfare and the town’s college-town image.
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Greencastle
New DePauw
Sigma Chi
Heber Ellis
Edwin Friedrick
Grady O’hair
John Clark Binford
DePauw
Mr. Ellis
Old DePauw
Bilis
Prohibition
Grady O'Hair
Dekes Will Entertain at 6 O’clock Dinner
Dr K E will entertain 20 guests at a six o clock dinner tomorrow night at Miss Emma Chafin's residence with Dr Streightoff and Miss Kern as chaperons. Glaze May Go to LA director talk IU Athletics. Busybody high school paper suspends after lack of subscriptions. No Y M C A meeting tonight due to Christmas events.
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K. E
Emma Chafin
Streightoff
Miss Kern
Contesting Orators Submit Manuscripts for Tomorrow Meeting
Manuscripts of all contestants are due at a meeting of the Oratorical Association in Plato Hall tomorrow at 12:20 PM. Judges will also be selected and announced. This year contestants have extra prep time since the DePauw representative leads the state contest in Indianapolis and will be noted for manuscript use.
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Oratorical Association
Plato Hall
DePauw
Indianapolis
Nichols and Ogle Named New DePauw Glee Club Members
DePauw University adds two new members to the Glee Club. Wood Nichols the magician joins as specialty man and Claude M. Ogle from Prof Barnes' class becomes advance agent and publicity man. The club is reported to be the largest in recent years.
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Nichols
Ogle
Depauw Glee Club
Wood Nichols
Claude M. Ogle
Old Man of the North visits DePauw campus during Yuletide rounds
Traditional Christmas circuit hits DePauw University as sororities host parties. The Old Man of the North plans to decorate the evergreen at Alpha Omicron Pi after visiting Delta Zetas Alpha Gamma Delta Kappa Theta and Alpha Chi Omega. Also medical note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds.
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Santa Claus
Delta Zetas
Alpha Gamma Delta
Kappa
Theta
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Chi Omega
North
DePauw
Alpha Omicron Pi
German Club Christmas Meeting at Longden's
The German Club holds its Christmas gathering tonight at Prof. and Mrs. Longden's home. A program features readings by Mabel Webb and Cecil Haupt, a German reading by Giles Gray, and a Christmas tale by Prof. Langdon. Members bring a gift in verse. Dwight Shouse acts as cantor. Christmas refreshments served.
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Mrs. Longden
Mabel Webb
Cecil Haupt
Giles Gray
Germany
Prof. Langdon
Dwight Shouse
Christmas Chapel Schedule Changes Announced
President George R. Grose announced chapel times changing to 10:10 start and a ten minute duration with 10:20 dismissal. Friday morning will feature a Christmas chapel led by Dean R. G. McCutchan with a twenty minute musical program.
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George R. Grose
R. G. McCutchan
Music School
Princeton Senior Earns Rhodes Scholarship
Princeton University senior from Goshen Indiana won the Rhodes Scholarship at a judges meeting in Indianapolis. He will represent Indiana this year while pursuing undergraduate work at Princeton. President George R Grose served as a judge on the panel.
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March
Goshen
Indiana
Princeton University
Indianapolis
P Kneeton
George R. Grose
Warning Signal Hoarseness Indicates Incoming Attack
A danger signal is hoarseness in a child signaling approaching illness. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first hoarseness. may ward off the attack. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Phi Gams To Stage Minstrel For Christmas Tree Event
Phi Gamma freshman members will present a minstrel tonight for the active chapter as part of the annual Christmas tree celebration. Chamberlain's Tablets praised by Mrs A W Miline of St George Utah for constipation biliousness and headaches. advertised as effective easy to take available through dealers.
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Phi Gam
Chamberlain
A. W. Miline
St. George
Utah
Little Essays for College Freshmen Promote the Pic Show
The piece extols the Picture Show as the college’s most popular class. It notes many students rarely miss a film, claims screenings teach more real life than Latin or math, and jokes that dates can be sparked by cinema while urging freshmen to balance film viewing with scholarly work.
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Lubin
Imp
Rex
Pathe
Nestor
Vitagraph
Victor
Pilot
Keclair
Bison
Edison
Powers
Biograph
Crystal
Frontier
Colonel Weaver Improving
Professor Weaver has been ill but is improving and may be able to be out again soon. Cecil Haupt has resumed classes for the past few days and will continue today and tomorrow.
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Colonel Weaver
Professor Weaver
Cecil Haupt
Court allows oil drilling in church graveyard in Butler
Judge J M Galbreath refused to enjoin the United Presbyterian Church trustees in Clinton township and Fisher Oil Co from drilling a well in the church graveyard. Postmaster T A Frazier, whose parents are buried there, sought an injunction arguing desecration, but the court ruled the well’s location in a ravine away from graves does not violate the cemetery.
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Butler
United Presbyterian Church
Clinton Township
Fisher Oil Co
J. M. Galbreath
T A. Frazier
Youth of fifteen earns shorthand speed certificate after loss of hands
Poss neck of Arnstadt, aged fifteen, who lost both hands in a machinery accident, has earned a speed certificate for shorthand. With two artificial hands funded by Duke of Saxe Meiningen patrons, he has become an expert penman writing at 115 words per minute.
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Possneck
Arnstadt
Saxe-Meiningen
London
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Editor
Caersine
Greencastle, Ind
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Spaunhurst Osteopathic
Prevo
Amas Dainties
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Depauw News
Dekes
Busybody
Real High School
Angels
Ger Booth
Old Man OF the North
Longden's
Princeton
Rhodes Scolarship
Phi Gams
Corporation
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Ixteornal
Catarris
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Vouys
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Tcher’s
Bie
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Castorl
Castoria
J. S. Dowling
J. D. Ellis
Big Pour
Sun
Daily Herald
Herald
Ackache
Dean
Belle Hinkle
Illinois St
Ind
Doan
N. Y
Benton Curtis
J. P Naylor
McConnellsville
Ohio
Charles Murray
L. Airhart
Home Loan Company
Greencastle Ind
Ricketts’ Jewelry Store
South Indian Street
O. PF
Overstreet
Bence Building
South Vine St
Fletcher
Wyatt
W. W. Tucker
Vine Street
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Jones-Stevens
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Jones-Steve
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