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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1924
Page
2
Irregular delivery should be reported to the Herald Office at phone 65 or Paul McEvoy at 360 L. Subscribers who do not receive their Herald promptly each evening should call to ensure timely delivery by 5 30.
The Greencastle Township Board of Finance invites proposals from Indiana banks and trust companies for depositing public funds of Greencastle Township Putnam County. Bids due January 5 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm at the township trustee office. Proposals require official forms bonds and collateral as security under state statute.
Washington Township Putnam County announces a meeting window between 10 a m and 4 p m on a Sunday in January 1925. The meeting at the township trustee office concerns the act on keeping and collecting interest and related repealing laws under Charie 222 of the Funds of Washington Township.
Madison Township Putnam County will hold a meeting between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the 5th day of the month. The meeting concerns funds of Madison Township as set forth in An Act concerning funds of Madison Township. By Fay Thomas, President.
Jackson Township Putnam funds on deposit as provided on the 5th day. The Jackson Township Board of Finance announces meetings at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on specified dates. Henry Allen serves as President. December 21 and January 27 are noted.
Franklin Township Putnam announces meetings at 10 a m and 4 p m on the 5th day to discuss funds receipts disbursements and securities as reported by trustee Jasper McFerran president.
The Greencastle School City and Greencastle School Township consolidated Board of Finance invites written proposals from Indiana banks for public funds deposit up to a maximum amount. Proposals due January 6 1925 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Greencastle High School office. Thad Jones president E R Hamrick secretary.
The Washington Township Board of Finance, led by President Nelson McCullough, convened on December 21 and January 3 with financial deliberations and official actions recorded.
Warren Township Putnam plans on 6th day at 10am and 4pm to receive funds and define powers and duties. The notice repeals Chapter 222 of the 1997 Acts, page 291. John F. Williams president signs.
Russell Township Putnam County sets public hearings at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the 5th day as trustees consider repealing funds. By J. B. Long, President.
The Marion Township Board of Finance and trustees in Marion Township, Putnam County, approved measures on March 9 concerning township funds amid conflicting laws. John B. Clark, president, signed the actions with dates Dec 27 and Jan 3 indicating prior related actions.
Monroe Township Putnam announces two sessions at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on January 5 1925 at the township trustee office to consider funds on deposit and violations and restrictions as prescribed by the Monroe Township Board of By EARL OHAIR President.
Jefferson Township Putnam County trustee funds are addressed by the Jefferson Township Board of Finance. The notice is signed by Gilbert Ogles, President, and dated December 21, January 27, and January 3.
Floyd Township Putnam January 1925 at the office of the township Trustee of Floyd funds deposited and safeguarded by federal bonds as security. Board of finance by Elisha Zeiner president dated December 31 and January 27.
The Clinton Township Board of Finance, Clinton Township, and Putnam Township Trustee act by a General Assembly provision regarding funds of Clinton Township. FRANK BETTIS, President, signed on December 21 and January 27.
Cloverdale Indiana Board of Finance will accept written proposals January 5 1925 from banks and trust companies to receive public funds on deposit under Indiana law. Proposals must include bonds and collateral as security and be on official forms. Signed William P Wingert president and R M Hunter secretary.
Cloverdale Township Putnam County Indiana records list the township finances for 1907 under Chapter 222. Henry Coffman serves as president of the Cloverdale Township Board of Finance while Putnam County officials oversee township funds.
A brief, poetic verse notes autumn skies fading to gold and bright rivers turning cold, with painted mists that quench the sun. The lines reflect seasonal change and nature’s shifting light as winter approaches.
A vintage style recipe outlines making an orange layer cake with orange filling and top icing. It details butter and sugar creaming, three egg yolks, flour with baking powder, milk, then stiff egg whites to fold in for a three layer bake. The orange filling combines citrus juices, cornstarch and eggs, then butter folded in. The icing uses orange zest, sugar and a beaten egg white, with a buttered paper method to set.
A humorous Progressive Grocer item notes Maud’s engagement leads to social withdrawal and a plan to puffed rice at her wedding. The quip portrays flapper era gossip and social norms of the time with light satire.
Monica recounts meeting Mr. Smith at 10 30 am they became engaged at 11 pm and she broke it off before midnight resulting in a swift romantic wrap up with Monty present.
A fragmentary quotation contrasts literature departments with family generations and fiction. The speaker muses on where a checkbook belongs among literature divisions, linking grandfather history father biography and tunce fiction.
The text describes a bass striking every minnow near a glass partition for three days with bruises from fruitless lunging. After the minnows are removed, the bass swims freely and does not strike. The story ends with a moral about taking another shot at a belief that business is bad.
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