Central Trust Company Stockholders Election Notice
The annual meeting of Central Trust Company will be held at its Greencastle office in the Central National Bank Building on Tuesday January 10 1928 from 2 to 4 pm to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business. F L O Hair president S A Hays vice president. 31Dec 9 16 23
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Central Trust Company
Central National Bank
Greencastle
Indiana
O'Harr
Hays
Notice of Street Improvement in Greencastle Indiana
Greencastle Indiana Common Council announces plans to improve Jackson Street and Illinois Street with sidewalks curbs gutters and paving. Remonstrances may be filed January 10 1928 at 7:30 PM. council will decide if benefits justify cost as estimated by the city civil engineer Charles McGaughey mayor. Attest City Clerk Gwinn Ensign.
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Illinois Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Jackson Street
Walnut Street
Corporation
Hanna Street
Howard Street
Common Council
Charles McGaughey
Gwin Ensign
D. Dee
Annual stockholders meeting of Central National Bank Greencastle
Notice states the annual meeting of Central National Bank stockholders in Greencastle Indiana at the bank office on January 10 1928 from 2 to 4 PM to elect a Board of Directors and transact other business. Officers L O Harr president and S A Hays vice president sign the notice dated December 2.
Man cured of rheumatism by Konjola endorsement
H L Moore of Fort Wayne Indiana reports Konjola cleansed his system relieving rheumatic pain swelling and back aches. He no longer uses a cane and says his stomach kidneys nerves and overall health improved. Sold at Ow! Drug Store Greencastle and by druggists in nearby towns.
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Konjola
Greencastle
Allstowns
Gilliam Calls Indiana Grown Politicians Cowardly
Indiana Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam criticized major parties for cowardly pussyfooting as the 1928 election nears. He blamed Hiram Evans of Georgia and E S Shumaker head of the Anti Saloon League for dictating nominations and urged Hoosiers to end intolerance and bigotry in state politics.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Arthur L. Gilliam
Severin Hotel
Hiram Evans
Georgia
E. S. Shumaker
Golliam
Steve in prison given unrestricted visitor access
D C Stephenson, Indiana’s notorious life prisoner, is allowed visits and business discussions at the State Prison in Michigan City. Warden Walter H Daly announced that any person with business with Stephenson may see him, reversing prior limits on interviews with the former political figure connected to state leadership.
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Michigan City
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Walter H. Daly
Steve
Daly
No Federal Pardons Announced for Christmas
Washington December 22 Attorney General Sargent announced there will be no Christmas pardons for federal prisoners this year ending the long standing custom of pardoning certain inmates on recommendation of wardens of federal institutions.
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Washington
INS
Sargent
Smaller $1 bills may trouble bankers with new size
The government will issue smaller one dollar bills in February. Bankers expect handling difficulties as the new measures 6 5 16 by 2 12 16 inches contrast with current 7 ¼ by 3 1/8 inch bills. Mixed sizes may complicate transactions until acclimated.
Local Social Notes From South West Indiana Community
Community members and relatives are listed in a string of social notes. Estes Wilson of Indianapolis spent last week with grandmother Mrs. Alice Wilson while other neighbors and families including the McFerran, Barker, Allen, Riggle, Rowe, Wilson, Purvis, Cramer, Rooker, and Vanhood households were mentioned visiting, traveling, or caring for the sick.
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Estes Wilson
Indianapolis
Alice Wilson
Bertha Allen
Henry Barker
Alfred Purvis Butcher
John Vanhood
Charles Rowe
Charles
Susan Riggle
Clark Wilson
Howard Cramer
William Rooker
Lester Wilson
Sebasie Wilson
Ott Barker
North Salem
Rowe
Walter Barker
Beveridge Lincoln Biography to Be Published in 1928
Albert J. Beveridge's Lincoln life work, halted by his death, will be published in 1928 possibly in three volumes. Mrs. Beveridge has entrusted Worthington C. Ford of the Massachusetts Historical Society to assemble manuscripts at Beverly Farms, Mass. Ford will take leave to aid the project.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Abraham Lincoln
Beveridge
John Marshall
Lincoln
Bever
Ford
Execution of Indianapolis Negro Morning
Herschel Andrews of Indianapolis will be executed at sunrise in Urbana Illinois for stabbing Thomas Tate in Champaign last Christmas. A sane verdict by the Circuit Court jury ended his last appeal. his wife two children and sister in Chicago will not claim the body.
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Urbana
Herschel Andrews
Indianapolis
Thomas Tate
Champaign
Andrews
Chicago
William H Coleman Hospital adopts footprint ID for babies
Indianapolis hospital begins Bertillon footprint system after birth. A first footprint is taken beside the mother’s thumbprint, then a second before discharge. Prints, physician signature, birth data and parentage details are kept on one card in permanent records to prevent future disputes.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
William H. Coleman
Indiana University
Cleveland
Coldest Place in Northeast Siberia Reported by Explorer
London reports Serge Obrucheyo of the Russian Geological Survey says a vast new mountain range in northeast Siberia, the Cherski range, may exceed 600 miles in length and 200 miles in width. The discovery includes nine mountain chains, snow caps over 10,000 feet, and a Tungus hunter population density described. November lows reached 60 degrees below zero.
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Siberia
International News Service
London
Serge Obrucheyo
Russian Geological Survey
Geographical Journal
Caucasus
Cherski Range
Indigirki
Arctic Sea
Entertain With A Christmas Dinner At Court Cupboard
Miss Minna L Kern and Miss Anna Olmstead hosted a Christmas luncheon at Court Cupboard. The dining room featured Christmas greenery red tapers and a small decorated tree as table centerpiece. Guests included Dr and Mrs W M Blanchard Dr and Mrs W V Brown J S Shearer Miss Mame Shearer Miss Dade Shearer Prof and Mrs Harry Gough Dr Edwin Post Miss Ruth Post and Miss Vera Worth.
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Minna L. Kern
Anna Olmstead
W. M. Blanchard
W. V. Brown
J. S. Shearer
Mame Shearer
Dade Shearer
Harry Gough
Edwin Post
Ruth Post
Vera Worth
Xmas ads for Will Wetz fruit cake and Rickett’s jeweler
Small classified notes urge Will Wetz for quality foods for the Xmas package and Advvy promotes Cooper and Inman fruit cake. Rickett's the Jeweler advertises Xmas gifts in a brief page insert.
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Will Wetz
Cooper & Inman
Rickett
the Jeweler
Advy
Car Dealer Ad Promotes Tires and Reconditioned Used Cars
An old advertisement offers a full line of G Silver Town and Radio Cord tires and notes we recondition used cars with repainting and a strict guarantee. The copy emphasizes inventory and warranty assurances.
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