Poultry Show A Big Success
A poultry exhibition drew a larger crowd and a finer class of fowls than previous years. Organizers report strong financial results and a notable effort to attract a large attendance.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
1
A poultry exhibition drew a larger crowd and a finer class of fowls than previous years. Organizers report strong financial results and a notable effort to attract a large attendance.
The Putnam County Fanciers Association in Williamson room selects officers for the coming year as the poultry exhibition concludes. Officers include Earle Bunten president Roy Abrams treasurer Mrs Walter Evans superintendent Will Shamel assistant superintendent Henry Williams. Many exhibitors will enter upcoming shows in Brazil Danville and Bloomington with Bunten Evans and Williams entering Silver Leghorn White Rocks and other breeds. A second drawing for a pair of partridge rocks raised by J H Pitchford of Fillmore was held with C L Brackney winning the ticket. Walter Evans will award a White Rock pair to the ticket holder tonight as the ticket sale contest nears its end with top prize a trio of White Leghorns.
W. W. Boone cites his father Andrew Jackson Boone diary noting January 1 1864 with 24 degrees below zero at 5 am and 10 below at 1 pm, a NW wind and sun. The eighteen hour drop totals 70 degrees. January 2 starts at 18 below and rises to 10 above by afternoon. Boone stayed indoors with fires burning.
Noble Shaw, star guard for Crawfordsville high school, suffered a serious injury in the Crawfordsville Thorntown basketball game. He was unconscious for two hours after being struck by an opposing player, a condition reported by his brother Press Shaw from the attending physician. Frank Day was in Indianapolis on business today.
The central committee plans remain unchanged from two years ago with the primary set for May. Candidates are announcing their runs and outlining platforms as the calendar advances toward the election.
Democratic primary likely May 6 for Putnam county offices from township assessor to Representative. Central Committee set 180 day rule. registration law changed. no action yet to shift date. Chairman Hamrick expected to convene and may keep original plan despite opposition from several committeemen.
The text notes that candidates prefer keeping the May primary date to avoid inconvenience. Several men have announced campaigns for various nominations and argue against changing the original schedule. They claim no complaints would arise if the date remains as set.
Otto O. Dobbs, popular young resident near Belle Union, graduates from Jones National School of Auctioneering in Chicago after six weeks study. He plans to start auctioneering in Putnam and neighboring counties. Brother of George Dobbs of the town.
A new road law aims to lower supervisor counts by appointing a county superintendent who will oversee road projects. Each appointee will be responsible for 25 miles of improved road, consolidating management and speeding construction.
Alva Lisby of Marion township is appointed county road superintendent under the new law. He will create districts of about 25 miles each, appoint about 35 road supervisors for roughly 800 miles of improved roads, and oversee repairs from an office in the Greencastle courthouse. Alec Lane assists as the map is prepared and districts defined.
Local Gary High School boys fall to Rockville in a defensive clash as Parke County lads push a gritty win on the road. Rockville steady, holding a low-scoring lead, while Parke County players showcase solid effort throughout.
Rockville dominates Greencastle 33 to 11 at Rockville with Reel injury early. Harrison Seybold lead Rockville scorers while Crump Small shine for Greencastle. return game set January 24 on local floor.
About eighty four of the young friends of Mr and Mrs Eric Vermillion who live with Mr Verni lion Vermillion and parents at the Half Way house in Mt Meridian gave the newlyweds a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday evening. Many gifts were presented and guests enjoyed the evening.
Russell Hadley spotted a blaze in waste paper in the rear of the Electric Shop on Main street and, with Officer Osborn and a passing taxicab, helped summon the Central fire station. Chief Johnston used a chemical extinguisher from the auto to subdue the fire with little damage. Hadley previously helped save the Phi Delta Theta house on the West Side.
Dr J N Harty says Indiana residents are healthier and live longer than most states. Mortality decline about seven percent over the last decade, a result gratifying to the board.
Indiana health officials report longer life expectancy and drops in tuberculosis diphtheria and typhoid mortality due to state and local health efforts. Dr J N Hurty notes life span rising and links obesity and rich foods to future illness while warning medicines cannot fix long standing habits.
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