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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
3
The State of Indiana versus Zoel Robinson and a long list of co‑defendants and their unknown heirs or assigns is noted in the January Term 1915 Putnam Circuit Court. The document names numerous defendants and their potential successors, including many with shared surnames, in a consolidated non residence action.
A partial OCR extraction lists heirs and legal representatives tied to multiple estates. Names include Lucy Patterson Edwin Williamson Anna Williamson Levi Hepler Matilda Hepler Ransom Easter Martha Easter Crisilla Clark Absalom Davenport Elizabeth Davenport Travis Davenport Jane Davenport Daniel Hains Elizabeth Hains Solomon Wyley Martin Wyley Silas Shepherd Rhoda Shepherd Horace Allen Harriet Allen Reuben Wright Ruth Wright Augustus Watts Barbary Watts Samuel Aldridge Horatio Wakefield Eben Jones Isabella Jones Eber Jones Isaac E Grimes Albert Layman George Bachallew Rachel Bachallew Barney Allen Hannah Allen Harrison Allen Mary Jane Allen Wyley Allen Josiah Earnhart Nancy Earnhart Elizabeth Williams John Williams William S Williams James E Williams Hiram Williams.
Plaintiff states residence of each defendant is unknown except one. After diligent inquiry no address found. Defendants must appear January 5 1915 at Greencastle Court House Indiana and answer or demur to the complaint or be ruled against. Clerk Arthur J. Hamrick signs and seals.
Local testimony from W H Renick of 1011 Crown St Greencastle praises Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys. He notes long use by his family and confirms earlier praise. Available at Jones Stevens Co Drug Store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
No end of misery and actual suffering are caused by stomach and liver disorders. Chamberlain's Tablets may prevent this. hundreds have been permanently cured by them. For sale by all dealers.
An odd reminiscence describes Freight car No 16656 in Richmond and a dove nesting on Amr’s tent, delaying plans to move into the city beyond the Nile. It recounts how Amr ibn al-As spared the dove, leading to Cairo’s emergence on the northern plain while Memphis faded, with South Cairo preserving the old Fostat.
A poem-like piece from the Atchison Globe laments a mother who dies after feeding her large family, noting she starved while serving others. It contrasts a doctor’s claim with the family’s needs and includes a comic aside about “schools of Purposes” from Puck.
The New York Press notes Benjamin Franklin, aged 16, read Tom Tryon and muses on a fable about big fish eating smaller fish. He contemplates appetite and rationale, arguing a reason can justify any action and likening fish predation to human conduct.
A western Scottish town sees a public building under construction with a Bruce bust in front. A bailie heckles the sculptor over the beard’s angle, who replies that the wind is blowing up the street, wine and humor in Tid-Bits style.
A compact collage shows a niece urging more soup to curb eating chicken, a line from Fliegende Blatter, and a Boston Transcript exchange where Jack asks Tom about a new flat and a folding toothbrush.
Fragmentary quotes show a debate on gendered fashion and social roles. References to a mud stained dress and blunt remarks from Puck and Houston Post hint at satirical critique of work, virtue, and self improvement in a society wary of graft and effort.
The 1908 coal bill for the United States Navy totaled 5 million 645 thousand dollars. The figure highlights the high cost of fuel for the fleet and reflects budgeting priorities of the era.
A writer argues that aviation will make global travel rapid within two decades. Discussing Kipling and progress, he foresees Atlantic crossing in about fifteen hours, aerial Pullman travel from London to New York, and mass flights with Mauretania-sized air vessels carrying thousands. He notes wing design challenges and the shift to streamlined airframes.
A fragment from a periodical presents snippets of dialogue at a dining table in a restaurant, featuring characters Mable and a nervous pair debating a sugar spoon and a potential arrest. The piece mimics humorous sketches with a carnival of mishearings and social missteps.
Physician and surgeon W M McGaughey advertises office in Evans Block No 24 South Jackson Street with telephone 327 and residence at corner Bloomington and Seminary streets. Office hours and services implied in classified format.
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