Notice Petition to Improve Highway in Floyd Township
Auditor of Putnam County announces an amended petition by J Polk Christie et al to lay out establish and improve highways in Floyd Township. Hearing before the Board of Commissioners Feb 1 1915. Petition lists landowners along a 2.625 mile route and requests gravel paving with 55-foot width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
J. P. Christy
Floyd Township
Said
Board of Commissioners
Said County
State of Indiana
J. Polk Christie
Township 15
North Range 3
Fillmore
New Maysville
Rachel E. Gilpin
Amanda E. Webster
Bessie
Alma D. Sutherlin
Joseph
Polly Lewis
Harvey Ader
Geo. L. Sutherlin
Homer Tyre
Aaron Hand
Harry Akers
John Pickett
Emma C. Poff
Doughlas D. Eggers
B. Leisure
L. C. Wilson
Mary Wilson Sutherlin
Frank L. Ader
Fred Todd
W. L. Baldwin
Herman A. Heavin
Joe Lewis
Harry A. Alter
W. T. Batman
E. B. Summers
Lervis C. Wilson
Edward E. McVey
Ralph Pickett
Millard Greenlee
J. L. Ader
M. M. Miller
Leonard Heavin
S. Mason
Bates T. Lawson
A. J. Smith
James C. Ogie
Elsworth Evans
Oscar Evans
T. J. Miller
Paul F. Priest
John Wilson
James Hulton
William Pursell
James Arnold
E. C. Timmons
S. D. Lasley
Roscoe Hillis
Chas. D. Eastham
E. C. Waln
M. C. Sibbit
James J. Buggy
D. C. Summers
Churchill Allee
Maurice H. Sutherlin
F. M. Zimmerman
S. J. Waln
Wm. F. Zeiner
Elijah Flint
Ray L. Craver
H. C. Phillips
O. A. Day
Frank Day
Aaron W. Cooper
S. Lewallen
Jessie A. Evans
Emra E. Wright
C. L. Airhart
Greencastle Indiana notices assess Indiana Street improvements
The Common Council of Greencastle Indiana on January 12 1915 approved a prima facie assessment roll for Indiana Street improvements from Hanna to Berry Streets. It covers cement sidewalks curbs gutters brick street and alley crossings with grading and grass plots. A hearing will be January 29 1915 at 7 p m to consider remonstrances against assessed amounts. The roll lists property owners and descriptions and is on file with the City Clerk. Dated January 14 1915 by City Clerk M S Miller.
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Greencastle
Indiana
Indiana Street
Hanna Street
Berry Street
Olive Street
Sellers Addition
Parke Street
Pine Street
Beveridge Street
Highland Street
Berry
Sellers Annex
Common Council
M.S. Miller
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Best Croup Medicine
Mrs. Oran A Swaidner of Roanoke Indiana testifies that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is the best croup medicine because it breaks up the attack. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran
Swaidner
Roanoke
Ind
Chamberlain
Doctor C F Overstreet Opens Dentist Office in Greencastle
Dr C F Overstreet opens a dental office in the Bence Building on South Vine Street Greencastle Indiana offering general dentistry to local residents with plan for prompt appointments and patient care.
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DR. C
Jefferson Township Annual Financial Report 1914
Oliver Stringer, trustee, presents a detailed 1914 financial ledger for Jefferson Township Putnam County Indiana. The document lists receipts, disbursements, and final balances across funds including Township, Road, Special School, Tuition, and Dog funds with numerous entries for gravel, snow removal, teaching, janitorial, and supplies. It concludes with oath and board approval dated January 1, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Oliver Stringer
Tyres
Albert Cox
L. W. Seller
Frank Morrison
Allen McCammack
L. D. Mark
Transportation
T. J. Hurst
Andrew Hirt
Central Nail
Asbury McCammack
J. W. Dorsett
Herbert Elmore
J. M. Heavenridge
Walter Meek
Taber Thurst
Hiram Pritchard
Lyman Searcy
Virgil Blue
Charley Taber
Robert Terry
Mae Kivitt
Finney
Virgil Buis
Smith Sys Heating Co
Chester Day
Walter Dorsett
G. EK. Ogles
Alberry McCammack
Mov
Joseph Grimes
Virgil Humphreys
Clarence Wilman
Alf McMains
David Scott
Cecil Stringer
Walter Horn
EB. McCammack
Clarence Atams
M. Heavenridge
G. B. Meek
Central Nath Bank
Hi. N. Underwood
Trans
J. H. Meek
J. W. Mundy
Wm. McMains
Archie Scott
W.C. Sinclair
Institute
Ida Stringer
L. E. Knight
Furnace
E. W. McCammack
Gertie Stainger
Central Nail Bank
M. T. Dorsett
H. A. Staley
John Nichols
A. J. Cox
Forest Smith
B. D. Beek. Com
Otho Vermilion
W. J. Collins
Bridge Lumber
John Lurber
E. Palmer
I. W. McCammack
Elmer Blue
Central Natl Bank
Note & Int
J. Arnold
Flossie Runyan
First
Natl Bank
Charley Keller
Forest F. Hurst
Forest G. Hurst
RE. Frost Hurst
Fi. Frost Hurst
Elliott & Alexander
Theodore Norwood
Geo. Collins
S. H
A. R. York
John Cohn
Jessie McCoy
Chester HM
Metzer
VB. McCammacek
B. Morrison
Venice Moser
Oscar Michael
Fred Michael
Dorsett & Hurst
H. Humphrey
Fecil Stringer
R. E. Knoll
Kiger Co
Kiger & Co
Gilbert Ogles
Ber Hurst
Ruark
Hadden
Lumber
Earl Sherrill
B. Adams
Ray Hurst
R. Larkin
Central Natl
Bank
O. Day
Versa McCammack
Jessie McCammack
L. N. Scott
Flossie Bunyan
D. Mark
Tim Taber Hurst
Roy .Buis
E. Prost Hurst
O. Norwood
Edward Scott
Lee Vermilion
Gravel
Nerissia McCammack
Flint & Sandy
Fiossie Cox
T. J. McCammack
Smith & McCammack
J. W. Herbert
A. B. Hubbard
P. Traux
W. H. O'Neal
Tulln
Hiram Larkin
County Treas
Speeh
Speeh and 850.00 First Natl Bank
Otto B. Rector
Marion
Pisdwaser
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Fletcher
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Henry T. Fletcher to appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Green Castle Indiana on February 8 1915 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk Harry W Moore January 16 1915 31 Weekly January 22
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Henry T. Fletcher
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Harry W. Moore
Notice of Administration for Jerry Clifford estate
The judge appoints Walter L. McGaughey as administrator of the Jerry Clifford estate in Putnam County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent and the notice is dated January 1 1915 with W M Sutherlin as attorney. publication weekly from January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Jerry Clifford
Chronic Constipation Treated With Chamberlain Tablets
Chronic constipation cases claimed to be permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets when directions with each bottle are followed. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. W. Tucker Physician and Surgeon Ad
W. W. Tucker physician and surgeon advertises offices on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut streets in Greencastle Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tucker
Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut Sts
Greencastle
Ind
Nails reveal a woman’s fate say old guide
A sensational feature claims fingernail shapes reveal a woman’s character and fate. It describes long almond nails mean laziness and domestic mismatch, round nails signal a phone fanatic, short thick nails imply a worker type, and many more perils and ideals for marriage and success.
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Lfe
Sherry
Broadway
Quotation Revisions and Household Authority Reflections
A satirical riff on gender roles and social behavior cites biblical, industrial, and domestic tensions. It critiques male authority, female labor, and clerical theology, arguing for empathy toward workers and a rejection of calling workers servants. The piece also questions planetary habitation and human vanity.
Inventor Bigelow and Early Elastic Suspenders
Erastus Brigham Bigelow, a youth in a cotton mill, is credited with inventing the modern elastic suspenders which he called elastic braces for trousers. He patented more than fifty inventions and grew wealthy mainly from manufacturing ventures. A Montana find: three Butte miners discover a large radium-bearing area in Beaverhead County, Northwest region.
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Erastus Brigham Bigelow
Bigelow
Montana
Butte
Mont
Northwest
Yeaverhead County
New Kind of Bee Hive Found in a House
A friend recalls a tale of bees occupying a rarely used part of a house for three years. When finally removed, the bees yielded pounds of honey, stored in an attic and a cellar, without disturbing the family. The story also mentions Cassius M. Clay showing bee hives at his home near Richmond, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronge
Cassius M. Clay
Richmond
St. Petersburg
Russia
U. S
Indiana Farner
Buckwheat as a soil improver and cover crop
A. J. Legg notes buckwheat loosens soil and adds weed control, with rapid summer growth finishing in about sixty days. He argues it causes little soil damage, frees land from weeds, and prepares soil for fall grass and clover before rye wheat harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Legg
Bees Fortify Hives For Impending Severe Winter
Bees and the Weather notes bee farmers warning of a harsh winter. Insects are busily fortifying hive structures with extra wax as a preemptive safeguard. The London Globe suggests winter severity is likely, based on this agitation among the colonies.
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Wei
London Globe
Honey Storage for Family Use in Comb Frames
The writer suggests a farmer or fruit grower stores honey for family use in regular frames or racks that hold comb. The comb can then be taken off and moved into large stone crocks or small boxes as seen in grocers. This method provides easy access and preservation for home consumption.
Larger Hives Proposed to Prevent Bee Swarming
The author argues for very large or stacked hives to curb swarming, advising fruit growers to keep fewer but bigger colonies or to stack ordinary hives to provide unlimited space. The aim is to reduce swarming by ample room and fewer superseding colonies.
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Adv
Fragmentary OCR Brief Describes Unclear Local Item
A damaged text fragment offers scant readable content about a local matter. The lines suggest an event or notice but lack identifiable people organizations places or dates. Despite the incomplete data the item presents a minimal record of a community notice with no clear outcome.
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Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold
South Jackson Street
Township
Trustee's Annual Report
W. B. McCammack
Jefferson Tp
V. B. McCammack
Bk. B. Collins
J. B. Morrison
Walter L. McGaughey
W. M. Sutherlin
Atty
Hell
Hozea
Oscar
Messrs. Rockefeller and
Barleycorn
John D
John B
Bill
Bildad
Parson
Earth
Isis
Clat
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