Putnam County Treasurer Candidates Form Democratic Slate
Multiple candidates from Greencastle Washington and Monroe townships announce for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Putnam County subject to the primary election on March 7. Names include M. Miller Sayers Theodore Raab Jasper N. Miller and Daniel V. Etcheson.
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Daniel V. Etcheson
Monroe Township
Putnam County
Putnam County Sheriff Candidates Run in Democratic Primary
Madison township Sheriff Edward H. Eitelforge seeks the Democratic sheriff nomination for Putnam county subject to primary voters. Howard S. Harris of Greencastle also seeks the nomination. Hark L. Jackson of Greencastle announces candidacy for the Democratic sheriff nomination pending primary vote. Allen Eggers of Jackson township seeks Democratic sheriff nomination with March 7 primary decision.
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Miller
Greencastle Township
Putnam County
Edward H. Eitelforge
Madison Township
Howard S. Harris
Hark L. Jackson
Greencastle
Allen Eggers
Jackson Township
Ralston Administration Under Fire In Gossip Column
In Indianapolis on December 21 the political gossip notes that the administration of Governor Samuel M. Ralston has been remarkable for the ...
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel M. Ralston
Maonah Danberry
Valla Turner
Brazil
Robert Thomas
Greencastl
Helen Danberry
Indiana Vocation Education Leads State Progress
The article lauds Governor Samuel M. Ralston for progressive reforms, highlighting a paid state debt, new finance systems, and major programs like workman compensation and the public service commission. It praises vocational education as a model for other states, noting Shelbyville’s vocational evening school enrollment of 450 and local collaboration on programs such as home cooking and sewing.
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Ralston
Samuel M. Ralston
Public Service Commission
Indiana
Shelbyville
Board of Education
Vocational Education Expansion and Public Road Bond Notices
State wide progress shows evening vocational schools expanding in Indianapolis Anderson Logansport and Terre Haute with industry support from Remy and local merchants. Public road bond auctions in Putnam County list multiple issuances from 256 to 483 dollars with 4 percent interest and bid deadlines in early January 1916.
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State Department
School Board of
Terre Haute
Herbert Briggs
Garretson
Bond Sale in Putnam County Issued for Marion Township
Twenty bonds of 418 dollars each totaling 8360 dollars are issued for R. 8. Cowgill and others road in Marion township Putnam County Indiana. Interest at 4 percent payable May 15 1917. Bonds redeemable at the County Treasurer in Greencastle. Bids accepted up to 2 o clock on Monday Jan 3 1916. Also obituary notices for William Cook and memorial resolutions for Fillmore Chapter Eastern Star with quoted verses.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
State of
J. H. Hillis
Monroe Township
Court House
H. H. Runyan
John Sinclair
Marion Township
H. H. Bunyan
J. T. Brock
Franklin
S. W. Ader
C. T. Ellis
Putnam and
Parke County
Madison Township
Jackson Township
Cowgill
Bt Daily
Dee
Death
Grim Reaper
Fillmore
Eastern Star
William Cook
Floyd Phillips
Katie Bastain
Coal Mine Blasts In Bobtown Farm Area
Local notes report the Joe Evans farm coal mine running at full blast and the Evans family visiting neighbors in Brazil. Several residents travel for visits and business while the community prepares a large Christmas program at Lena.
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Bobtown
Joe Evans
Robert Evans
Daniel Craft
James Rightsell
Brazil
Ross Huffman
Neese
Evans
Charles Long
Dudley Furney
John Cox
Limedale
Nate Forman
Facts You May Not Know From A Varied Almanac
A miscellany of curiosities and observations spans wealth rankings for Texas, global fish trade routes, the Istanbul metropolis with 800 mosques, a bird census near Chevy Chase counting 161 pairs of 34 species, Chinese merchants leaving stores unguarded, nest-building color choices, predator senses, and aphorisms on money work and ambition.
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Texas
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
Market Prices and Odds Listed for Cattle and Grains
The Indiana market bulletin lists bids for cattle and sheep, with best heavies to heifers and cows priced from 4.25 to 9.50, feeders and stockers from 4.25 to 7.25, and bulls and calves ranging up to 6.25. It also records live poultry prices, eggs, butter, and various grains and hay bids, noting No. 2 red wheat at 1.23–1.24, corn around 67–68 cents, oats 38–41 cents, and Timothy hay bids at 14.50–16.00.
Interurban Time Schedule Details for Indianapolis Lines
The article lists eastbound interurban timings and limited Greenease only service. It outlines morning Highlander and Ichlander departures at 6:10, 7:15, 10:10, 11:15. afternoon 12:10, 1:15, 4:10, 5:15. evening 6:10 and 8:18 with further notes on limited and Greenease routes.
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Indianapolis
Highlander
Ichlander
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the Herald
Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold
South Jackson Street
S. C. Sayers
O— Theodore Raab
Washington Township
Jasper N. Miller
Willis S. Thompson
O.o.dobbs
E. Washington St
Nance’s Creamery
Hartford City
Manuel Training High School
Anderson
Remy Manufacturing
Remy
Logansport Schools
Boston
Com
Bainbridge
Conn
Dorothy Obenchain
Mary Case
Tressie Hartman
Grace Milligan
Kendallville
Frank Blatchley
Stinnett
Hazel Stinnett
Roachdale
Jessie Twig
Lena
Elizie Moran
Levi Thomas
Ellsworth
Mildred Newton
Hattie Moore
England
Montreal
British Columbia
Constantinople
China
Tesco Ossos
Wee E
C. Tetuecanse
Elgin
Timothy
Clover
Rachel G. Pursell
P. M
Wes
CAGO
Ndianapol
S & Tonmsville Railway
J. O. Mullinix
Reelsville
Ployd Township
Jodgar J. Wilson
Floyd Newship
Kt K
W. W. Tucker
Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut Sts
W. M Mgatschey
Evans’ Block
Onth Jackson Street
Bloomington and
Seminary Streets
South Vine Street
John R Nelson
Eli C. Brattian
George W. Hinton
S. R. Purcel
Citizens Trust Co
Ernest Arvitt
Temple Mendenhall
James Wigginton
West Side