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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1930
Page
4
Bugvirtue of a certified copy from the Putnam Circuit Court Clerk directs sale under a True Hixon Lumber Company vs Daniel Brackney et al decree for 1829.91 dollars with interest and costs. Public sale will be to the highest bidder on the date and at the place stated in the notice.
On a Saturday in January 1981 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Greencastle Court House door Putnam County Indiana rents and profits for a seven year term will be sold to satisfy a decree. If insufficient bid the fee simple of the described real estate will be exposed to public sale to cover the decree interest and costs. Sheriff Edward Eitselsorge announces the sale with F S Hamilton as attorney.
In a rural tale, Kinemon kinship frays after a death splits the family. David, blamed by locals, accepts work at a Beaulings store to support Maw and Rose while grappling with resentment toward Luke Hatburn and the Hatburn faction.
The Voncastle Theatre in Greencastle begins a New Year's Eve program at 12:30 AM with The Truth About Youth starring Loretta Young David Manners and Conway Tearle. The feature runs about 1 hour 45 minutes and threads a 1930 pace with stage roots. Added shorts Mind Your Business and The Devil's Parade run through Thursday and Friday with matinees and night shows.
The Congressional Record is read by Congress members and distributed to lawmakers, with about 1,000 readers per issue versus its typical reach of 36,000 in a nation of 120 million. It costs the federal government roughly $600,000 annually and offers 88 copies per senator and vice president and 60 to each representative.
Hoarded one-cent Indian head coins cannot rise in value. Treasury officials explain the government pays no premium for pennies and there are millions in circulation. The Treasury notes there are no pennies, only one-cent pieces in Treasury vernacular.
In Chicago an elderly bailor presented a bond for a friend charged under prohibition. He listed himself as Michael Esptert, president of Monarch Refrigerating Company, and wrote at least 25 million dollars as the bond amount before the bond was accepted by a U.S. commissioner.
The Dutch vessel Malaya, carrying a cargo of soya beans, collided with a United States liner. Its bow was smashed and fears of water absorption causing hull failure led the captain to beach the ship and unload quickly.
In Brazil 8000 women joined the revolution under a leading woman lawyer and shoulder arms while the president praised their aid. Newspapers backed the equal rights campaign following the uprising. Siam imported machinery worth 6000000 dollars in 1928 29 mainly for rice milling tin mining teak lumber and salt milling with most power generation equipment bought from the United States.
A terse exchange notes a missing advertisement, urging a telephone inquiry to this office. The statement hints at a company considered trifling while emphasizing persistent outreach at every door.
Putnam County Indiana announces a special session of the county council to consider appropriations of 662.31 from the general fund for 1950 current expenses including county agents, court house supplies, and wages. The meeting, at 10:00 AM in Greencastle, invites objections from taxpayers and names attendees.
France allows foreign automobiles to be taken and kept during visits without permit or tax issues. A central bureau oversees permits and taxes are paid via stamps available at post offices. The reform aims to reduce red tape for foreign visitors amid broader government efforts.
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