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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
3
A busy day in Greencastle with visits from Chicago and Indianapolis guests. township trustees met in the county superintendent's office. Events include church services, lodge meetings, and posts about upcoming addresses by the Swine Growers group.
Fragmented overheard dialogue shows tension over suffrage and street concerns. A senator references changing rhetoric about the wisdom of the plain people while a dubious exchange includes mentions of meals and dubious objects as characters react with skepticism.
Dr. Sigler and Dr. James establish a medical partnership to practice in Putnam and nearby counties with offices at 114 North Jackson Street in the Brothers Livery Barn Green Castle.
Classified ad clippings show a mix of used cars including Buick and Chevrolet 490 roadsters, plus sales, wanted help and office work, musical items for sale, farm loans and real estate services. Various business names appear such as Putnam Auto Co and Greencastle Battery Co with contact details and notes on closing retail operations.
Dobbs Bros North Side advertises sale items including Chevrolets available through Cox & Sellers. They list several 1919 four ninetier models to be sold cheap. Wright offer includes several horses and one pony located one mile east of Almore.
A simple milking stool design uses the bottom of a peach basket as the seat with a round wooden piece attached at the center. Leather waist straps secure the milker, and the seat may be padded and covered as desired.
In icy times all kinds of stock face danger. Horses need sharp shoes and dry, strawed cowpaths. farm horses stay hardier without blankets. Carriage horses require blankets so their coats stay light and they dry after sweating. Mileb cows must be well fed to maintain milk flow. Roots steamed feed and silage reduce water intake. Water above fifty degrees is safe to drink. Sheep are profitable for manure. ensure well strawed sheds with light platforms for cool feet. Old doors can be repurposed.
A Ruralist column argues that dirt and dirty troughs harm hog flesh and value, contrasting with clean troughs used for fattening steers. It questions why some swine raisers tolerate mud while others insist on cleanliness.
The text warns drafts are harmful for chickens. It argues open, drafty coops cause colds and advises proper housing with solid ventilation to avoid cold drafts. It stresses that drafts and ventilation are not the same and cautions against cracky structures.
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