The Herald Charles Jr Arnold Publisher Notice
The Herald Charles Jr Arnold publisher established 1858 as The Press. Entered as second class mail matter at the Greencastle post office. Published each afternoon except Sunday from 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana. Subscription rates: $3.00 yearly in Putnam County, $3.50 elsewhere. Carriers in Greencastle push 10 cents weekly. Advertising rates on application.
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Charles Jr. Arnold
Greencastle
Ind
Postoffice
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Dramatic Flight Ends in Tragedy and Triumph
David Kineman endures a brutal feud with the Hathurns after his father and brother are slain. He drives the stage to safety despite crippling injuries and a perilous gunfight, finally hauling the dead weight onto the coach and returning to Greenstream with Brownie.
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David
Sheriff Leads Search for David After Hills Battle
A crowd gathers before the country store as Esther reports the hillside clash and the posse prepares to head to the shack seeking David. The scene centers on pursuit and an armed confrontation threat.
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Esther
David
The Door Opens to a Fateful Rescue at Dusk
In a tense rural scene David Kinneman battles for life after a final fierce shootout. He drags a mail bag to safety as bystanders rally, his strength fading yet his resolve holding. Family cheers him as he recovers, a son proven and welcomed home.
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David
Mr. Galt
Esther
David Kinneman
Kinemon
David Kineman
Outlook for Group Marketing in 1931
Indiana farmers trust the Central States Grain Association to expand cooperative marketing under the Federal Farm Board system. 75 percent of farmers contacted sign marketing agreements as education and expansion drive growth, with more elevators joining the Central States Elevator Corporation. Prices show divergence with Winnipeg at 50.0 cents and Chicago higher, prompting tariff debates. the impact on mills and farmers is noted as stabilizing wheat prices but complicating flour sales.
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Indiana
Edmond ¢. Foust
Central States Grain Association
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Federal Farm Board
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Chicago
Lugu Wan Ld
Reneral Kurm
Foust
Sulickiers
Federal Fairs Board
Central States Elevator Corporation
County Farm Bureau E
T Srain
Winnipeg
For Sale: Worn Furniture In Garret Reduces Living Costs
A terse notice suggests selling discarded furniture rugs stoves and even a wheelbarrow from a garret. A buyer will call and pay a few cents for the article, aiding the new owner and helping curb living costs.
Administrator's Sale Real Estate In Greencastle Indiana
Citizens Trust Company as administrator of Michael A. Wolfe estate announces private sale of Greencastle real estate on January 15 1981 at 10 AM. Properties include multiple Ash Addition and Edwin J Peck Enlargements lots with a 13000 mortgage lien to Jeeps Trust. sale subject to liens. cash with bond required.
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Citizens Trust Company
Greencastle
Indiana
Michael A. Wolfe
Circuit Court
Putnam County
Ash
Edwin J. Peck
City
Lot
Edwin
Peck
Jeeps Trust Company
Citizens Trust Company of
Slays & Murphy, Attys
DePauw Defeats Ohio University In Buckeye Conference Debut
DePauw earned a 26 to 2 victory over Ohio University in Athens to open Buckeye Conference play. Eubank and DeWalt led DePauw, building a 14 to 1 lead and sustaining the momentum through a 16 to 12 first half as Warshower and Saunders kept Ohio within reach before DePauw stretched the margin in the second half.
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Athens
DePauw
Buckeye
Ohio University
Tigers
Bobcats
Eubank
DeWalt
Warshower
Ohio
Saunders
Graham
DePauw Leads Ohio U by Four at Halftime
In a basketball game, DePauw holds a 16 to 12 halftime edge over Ohio U. Referee Harvington and umpire Reese oversee the contest as teams exchange baskets and battle for scoring advantage.
Community News Tip Encourages Reader Submissions
Readers are urged to submit news items promptly to help the paper. Notify the office by phone at 65 about visits, accidents, deaths, new babies, or anything that makes the paper more newsy.
Notice of Petition to Vacate Joe Akers Highway in Putnam
A petition will be presented to the Putnam County Board of Commissioners at the February 1991 term seeking to abandon and vacate a highway in Washington Township. The route runs from the west line of the southeast quarter section 22 to the intersection with the National Road and passes over lands owned by Joy Akers and others. W. E. Gill, Auditor of Putnam County, signs the notice.
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Joe Akers
Board of Commissioners
Putnam
Indiana
Washington Towneship
Township 13
Vrunning
Joy Akers
Forest Akers
Myrtle Herly
John Caton
Lawrence Hendricks
William Kocher
Thad Pickett
W. E. Gill
Putnam County
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