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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1920

Page

2

Arch for 100 Year Peace Proposed on Border

Blaine Washington and nearby British Columbia roads groups push to erect a large memorial arch marking a century of peace on the international boundary. Plans envision a shared park along the Pacific highway with both sides of the line, contingent on cross border funding and cooperation. Samuel Hill of Seattle leads the Pacific Highway association drive while Premier John Oliver agrees to consider the proposal.

Blaine Wash Canada United States Good Roads Washington British Columbia Samuel Hill Seattle Pacific Highway Association John Oliver

Lumber Jacks to Tramp Over John Brown's Grave

James Hurley of Lake Placid has bought 1 200 acres of Essex county timber land near Lake Placid for 60000 dollars. The sale includes the grave of abolitionist John Brown at North Elba Adirondacks where his body was laid after execution in 1859. Lumbering operations will be conducted on the property. A monument marks Brown's grave.

Troy N. Y John Brown North Elba Adirondacks Essex County Lake Placid James Hurley Brown

Famine Decimates Alaskan Quigillingok Tribe After Feast

In Cordova Alaska Kilbuck reports the Quigillingok tribe suffered 42 deaths after a famine followed a season of plenty. A festival with a play a white man’s dance and grand food gifts led to a harsh collapse, with hosts left penniless while guests prospered.

Cordova Alaska Johin H. Kilbuck Kuskokwim River Mr. Kilback Mr. Kilbuck

Local church section to meet Wednesday afternoon

The East Locust Street church section will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. H. Richard of 505 East Elm Street.

Locust Street R. H. Richard East Elm Street

Italians seek American tourists to aid wartime deficits

Italian leaders urge resumption of American tourism to salvage finances. Luzzatti warns hotels are scarce as wartime sequesters end. Schanzer backs attracting Americans to Rome and Venice. Palazzo di Venezia restored for official visits, linking history to current efforts.

Luigi Luzzatti Italy New York World Schanzer Signor Luzzatti Chamber of Deputies Chamber Rome Palazzo di Venezia Republic Venice Paul II Lorenzo Cybo

Reclaimed Land Open to Homestead Entry in Wyoming and Nebraska

About 10 000 acres of reclaimed land in Wyoming and Nebraska will open to homestead entry early in March as announced by the reclamation service in Washington. The North Platte valley tract, part of a major project, has hundreds of thousands of acres previously reclaimed by storing North Platte River water behind Pathfinder dam. Land will be opened on a water service rental basis for the first three years, marking the largest opening to homesteaders in over five years.

Wyoming Nebraska Washington Reclamation Service North Platte Valley North Plate River Pathfinder Dam

Will leaves all to clerk who cared for Sanders

Henry Sanders a veteran clothing merchant of Brazil Indiana died recently leaving a will that bequeaths all life insurance, his store, and all personal property to his longtime clerk John Mooney. Mooney joined the store 15 years ago and received the entire estate.

Henry Sanders Brazil Ind John Mooney Mooney Mr. Sanders

Whisky Theft in Joplin Hits Old Rock Distillery

Internal revenue agents report a major whisky theft at the Old Rock distillery in Joplin Missouri. About 99 imperials or 3960 gallons were taken, with value pegged at six? thousand dollars.

Joplin Internal Revenue Old Rock

Cards of Thanks and obituary notices in Greencastle paper

The Greencastle publication lists rates for Cards of Thanks and obituaries. Obituaries are charged per notice with an additional 5c per poetry line. Community members are urged to donate pies and other items for the Stoner and Thomas Sale by Wednesday evening or Thursday morning.

First Ward Parents Teachers’ Club Stoner & Thomas Sale

Putnam County Democratic Sheriff and Representative Candidates

W E Gill of Cloverdale seeks the Democratic nomination for Putnam County representative. Fred Lancaster of Madison, Allen Eggers of Jackson, Edward H Eitle Jorge, Vermandes D Hurst of Greencastle, and Will Glidewell of Warren Township announce candidacies for Putnam sheriff, all subject to the May 4 1920 primary.

W. E. Gill Cloverdale Putnam County Fred Lancaster Madison Township Allen Eggers Jackson Township Edward H. Eitlejorge

Sheriff Candidates Vie In Putnam County Primary

In Putnam County three candidates announce for sheriff ahead of the Democratic primary on May 4 1920. Jesse M Hamrick E S Lige Wallace and Harkins L Jackson all seek the office subject to primary results.

Putnam County Jesse M. Hamrick

Local Democratic Primary Candidacies for County Commissioner

Marion township candidates Reese R. Buis for Second district and O A Day for Second district announce bids subject to May 4 1920 Democratic primary. David J. Skelton of Washington township seeks Third district commissioner with May 4 1920 primary.

Reese R. Buis Marion Township David J. Skelton Washington Township O. A. Day Putnam County

British War Surplus Sale Catalog Exceeds All Expectations

The British ministry of munitions offers a vast Surplus catalogue featuring battleships, submarines, airplanes, guns, and a multitude of war and household items for private sale or tender. It highlights Milford camp, Biggin Hill airfield, and nineteen sections of material with thousands of huts, machinery, and supplies across forty seven districts.

Handley-Page de Haviland Ministry of Munitions France India North Sea Suez Canal Milford Military Camp Biggin Hill Jupiter Exmouth Dove Pembroke Firebrand Chatham Dorset Weymouth Bay

Acquitted Defendant John Gils Receives Public Hat Take

A San Francisco jury acquits John Gils of assault and passes the hat to raise 25 dollars for him. The verdict ends the trial with the defendant freed and celebrated by locals.

San Francisco John Gils

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Memorial Tribe America Mary Miles Minter Ann OF Green Gables R. P. Mullins Druggist Greencastle, Ind West Side Square Sora Detroit King Morrison & Foster Ford and Fordson Greencastle Roachdale Venetian Palace Charles J. Arnold S. Jackson Street E. S. (Lige) Wallace Harkins L. Jackson Kemp Balsam British Seal War Stores Garantee R. E. Knoll CO Cael RSS Pryor AleEen Tightright
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