Notice of partition to improve highway in Putnam County
Notice announces a petition by Charles W Daggy et al for highway improvement in Greencastle Township Putnam County Indiana. The hearing before the Board of Commissioners is set for February 3 1930 the first day of the February Term 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
Charles W. Daggy
Greencastle Township
Board of Commissioners
Said County
State OF
Putania County
Board OF Commissioners OF
Disturbed Sleep Warns Of Nighttime Bladder Distress
Mrs Annie L Denson of Aliquippa asks readers to consider Lithiate Buchu as a remedy for bladder pain and nocturnal urination. She claims relief after several days of use and notes weight gain and nighttime sleep improvements. The ad promotes tablets at 2 cents each through Weller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio and The Qw Drug Co.
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Annie L. Denson
Wykes St
Aliquippa
I.a
Tam
Weller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Qw! Drug Co
Adv
Greencastle Putnam road improvement petition filed
The undersigned freeholders and voters of Greencastle Township petition the Board for the improvement of a section of the Greencastle- Putnamville road. They request grading drainage telfering and concrete paving eighteen feet wide over about one and one eighth miles connecting to the Greencastle and Manhattan Road. No election to be held. Signed by Charles W. Daggy and 120 residents. Green Castle Township Indiana.
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Greencastle Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle and Manhattan Road
Greencastle and
Murnamville
Manhattan Road
Greencastle Amd
U. S
Charles W. Daggy
Greencastle
Putnam County Auditor Notice Ad 1930
The document records the Putnam County Indiana auditor W K Gill with Hays and Murphy as attorneys. It notes a date in January 1930 and mentions posters dated January 21. The fragment implies a public notice or advertisement related to a county action or sale.
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W. Kk. Gill
Putnam County
Indiana
Hays & Murphy, Attys
Loneliness Drives Man to Jump to Death in Columbus
Charles J. Schowe, 70, ex-city council member and former Reeves Pulley Works employee, leaped from a bridge into White River near flood stage. He left two notes expressing loneliness and seeking forgiveness, one illegible, and his body had not yet been recovered. He left a widow and six children.
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Columbus
Ind
Charles J. Schowe
White River
Schowe
Indianapolis
Reeves Pulley Works
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