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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1929
Page
3
The Greencastle Herald outlines its historical background and post office listing with details on ownership and offices at 17-19 South Jackson Street. It notes subscription rates for Putnam County and outside areas, carrier delivery terms, and a phone contact for missed copies.
Notice to taxpayers in Greencastle and Madison townships Putnam County Indiana that the Board of County Commissioners at January term 1929 determined to issue road improvement bonds not exceeding 8200 to be issued with 4 percent interest payable semi annually. Proportional shares for each township detailed including assessed values and existing debt. Objections or appeals must be filed within 29 days with the county auditor. hearing may be held at the courthouse in Greencastle under State Tax Commission as directed.
The Ptunam county Indiana Board of County Commissioners sets a road bond issue totaling 13 000 dollars and authorizes sale to fund road improvements in Madison Township. Bonds carry four and a half percent interest, payable semi-annually, with net assessed value at 1 475 00 and existing indebtedness at 512 160 00. The action follows a petition by Albert over and other taxpayers, noting aggrieved residents beyond poll tax payers.
The county auditor announces the bond issue objections must be filed within 29 days from newspaper appearance. Remonstrances trigger a hearing in Green Castle before the State Board of Tax Commissioners on a date to be fixed. Notice is issued by Willis E. Gill, Auditor, January 7, 1929.
The Board of County Commissioners of Putnam County Indiana proposes to issue road bonds up to 13656 dollars for Washington Township roads Andy Trester and Hutcheson. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually. Taxpayers may object to the bond issue by filing with the county auditor within 29 days from first publication. objections trigger a hearing before the State Board of Tax Commissioners at Green Castle. Green Castle Indiana, January 7, 1929. Willis EF Gill Auditor of Putnam County 21 Jan 8-15 Posters
In the Putnam Circuit Court 1928 Vacation Term notice states Walter Nelson as Administrator filed final settlement for Noah Jackson Nelson deceased. A hearing is set for January 21, 1929, requiring all heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Dated December 21, 1928. Walter Nelson Admr. Wm. Sutherlin Attorney.
A touted doctor's prescription Thoxine provides instant throat relief with one swallow. It targets internal causes beyond gargles and salves, contains no iron chloroform or dope, is pleasant and safe for families, and also eases coughs. Quick relief guaranteed or your money back with prices 35c 60c and 1.00 as sold by local druggists.
The Township Trustee presents the annual report to the Advisory Board of Cloverdale Township Putnam County Indiana for January 1929. It outlines finances, duties, and activity of township government during the year.
The record lists numerous payments totaling for Cloverdale Bank notes rent salaries and school expenses. Items include Cloverdale Realty Co rent 3100.00 Central Trial Co bonds 100.00 teaching payrolls 250.00 170.00 etc and multiple entries for road work supplies and insurances with names like Vernon Cochenour Helen Stephenson Mayra Riggs and J. L. Smith among others.
Jimmy MecLarnin, the West Coast knockout specialist, ends training in Madison Square Garden as he prepares to face Joe Glick. The bout determines who earns a crack at Sammy Mandell's title, a clash regarded as a serious matter by both fighters.
Danny Malone a rookie cop is lured from his beat by a letter said to be from his brother Dicky as Bull Savage gang raids Dayton silk warehouses. Malone is discharged and goes into hiding with reporter Jimmy Wells and Mary Gillen plotting to unmask the inside man among the Daytons.
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