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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1918
Page
2
Obituaries charged at 1 each with 5c per line for poetry. Cards of Thanks priced at 50c each. The Daily Herald in Greencastle Indiana lists subscription rates and delivery options with afternoon publication except Sundays and contact at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street.
Royal order bans Spanish olive oil exports from Barcelona and Seville, ending direct shipments to the United States and other markets. Southern Spain and Catalonia depend on olive oil revenues, with foreign refineries receiving much of the product. Essential oils shipments remain allowed, with Malaga Murcia Almeria and Barcelona noted for production and export. 1916 values cited for Malaga Almeria and Barcelona exports.
A brisk call to publish a sale appeal urges owners to advertise in the Herald to attract buyers and expedite transactions. The brief notes the paper as a channel for notices and market reach.
Review your old garments and dye them with Dy-O-La Dye from the Dy-O-La Dye Company. Sixteen colors allow durable fast shades that won’t rub off or bleach out. Available via local druggists or mail order from Des Moines Iowa.
A bachelor travels with a married couple when a boy knocks over an umbrella. The woman accepts blame with grace and the bachelor praises her. The husband jokes that she is an angel and adds a practical twist about buying a new umbrella for her.
T. D. Brookshire of Franklin announces candidacy for state representative subject to Democratic primary. O. T. Ellis of Madison township seeks re election as Putnam County recorder subject to Democratic primary.
Theodore McKamey of Cloverdale announces his run for Recorder of Putnam County, subject to the Democratic primary election decision.
Arthur R. Hurst of Greencastle township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Putnam County Prosecutor subject to the primary election decision.
Paul F. Priest of Floyd township declares Democratic candidacy for county assessor. E Knoll of Greencastle township seeks Democratic nomination for county auditor. Walter S. Campbell of Floyd township enters race for clerk of the Putnam circuit court with primary decision pending.
County Treasurer candidate S C Say ers of Greencastle township declares his bid for Putnam County treasurer subject to the upcoming election.
County auditor candidate Fred V. Thomas announces his bid for Putnam County auditor subject to Democratic primary decision.
John Curran of Monroe Township announces his candidacy for the First District commissioner, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary.
O. G. Webb of Marion township announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Putnam county treasurer subject to the primary election decision.
The quotation argues liberty lies in obedience to law not chaos. It credits Milton for defining liberty as a system where complaints are heard, considered, and promptly reformed, marking the limit civil liberty seeks.
The Commerce Reports describe Japan issuing 30 million yen in paper fractional currency and announcing prizes for a new 50 yen silver coin design. The article explains the bullion value vs mint value issue and how small change disruption led to high coin-exchange costs.
George A. Collier, a second class fireman, stayed at his station in the Alcedo’s engine room as water flooded in after a torpedo strike. He halted the main engine and raised the safety valve under fireman’s pressure, saving the ship and earning commendation from the secretary of the navy. He is the son of W. T. Collier of Morningsport Louisiana.
The constable inspects a broken parlor window at four o'clock in Mrs. Parkington's house. Sherlock Holmes notes the time and narrows the suspect list, ruling out Bill Higgins who was killed by a motor car just after three.
A Newfoundlander writes home about a high altitude air fight after crossing lines at 15 000 feet. Archie spots a point man and the narrator dives to escape seven attacking Hun fighters in a tense duel. He breaks west and survives as the foe withdraws.
The British War Office bans from February 1 the purchase sale or offers to purchase or sell any women’s boots whose uppers exceed seven inches in leather or eight inches in other materials unless a permit is granted by the director of raw materials. Manufacturers are also forbidden to cut material or uppers beyond these dimensions.
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