Kidney Pills Proved By Greencastle Citizen Endorsement
W. Matkin of 421 Kington St Greencastle testifies that after a railroad wreck he suffered kidney trouble and frequent pains in his loins. He says Kidney Pills improved his condition from the first dose and saved him, noting the product costs 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y backs the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imony
Iam W. Matkin
Carpenter
Kington St
Greencastle
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Deep Seated Cold Remedy Plaque Cited by Mrs Walters
Mrs. C B Walters testifies to fifteen years of use of Rain's Cough Remedy for deep seated colds on the lungs. The product is advertised as easing breathing and liquifying mucus to relieve coughing and restore health and is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
C. B. Walters
Del
Nee
Indiana Court Notice in Linder Estate Case
Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana demands Isaac Linder Emmet Linder Francis Balies Goodman Abraham Linder John Linder James W Luther and Betholuma answer a complaint filed by Levi in the estate matter. The defendants are warned to appear by January 27, 1915 at Greencastle City Court or the case will proceed without them. Clerk Thur J Hamrick signs, Pearl Newrent deputy, Sutherlin plaintiffs attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Indiana
Putnam
Putnam Circuit Court
New
Will Levi
Isaac Linder
W. M
Isaac
Emmet Linder
Francis Balies
Goodman
Abraham Linder
Nder
John Linder
James W
Luthinda Betholuma
Arents
State of
A. D
Greencastle
Male
No Page of Administration Notice
William Sutherlin attorney reports a weekly notice dated January 22 concerning an administration matter. The fragment provides names and a legal action context without full details.
Renew search for hidden Swift Silver Mine near Jellico Tennessee
Jellico residents and eastern capitalists discuss renewed interest in the legendary Swift Silver Mine said to lie among the Pine Mountains northeast of Jellico. Maps and marks on trees draw eager searchers toward a possible site near Boston Kentucky and the Tennessee border, with a fifty ton rock and the Great Red Rock described in old notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellico
Tenn
Pine Mountains
Tennessee
Swift
Boston
Vilage
Kerecky
Rooster Worth 65 Cents Traced Through Denver Courts
West Denver resident Charles Utt recovered a 65 cent rooster after it escaped into an alley and was kept by local boy Ralph Nissen. Utt spent sixteen dollars in replevin actions, attorney fees, docket fees, and transport via deputy constable to reclaim the fowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Charles Utt
Ott
Justice Rice
Robert Shores
Nissen
Shores
Notice Petition To Improve Highway In Floyd Township
Auditor of Putnam County Indiana notes an amended petition by J Polk Christie et al to lay out establish and improve highways in Floyd Township The hearing is set before the Board of Commissioners on February 1 1915 The proposal covers about 2 58 miles of gravel 35 foot wide road passing through multiple landowners including Rachel E Gilpin Amanda Webster Bessie Sutherlin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
J. P. Christy
Floyd Township
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
J. Polk Christie
Said County
Township 15
North Range 3
Fillmore
New Maysville
Said Township
Said
Rachel E. Gilpin
Amanda EB. Webster
Bessie
Alma JD. Sutherlin
Joseph and
Polly Lewis
Harvey Ader
Geo. L. Sutherlin
Homer Tyre
Aaron Hand
Harry Alers
John Picket
Green Castle Council approves 1915 Indiana Street assessment roll
The Common Council of Greencastle Indiana on January 12 1915 approved the prima facie assessment roll for Indiana Street improvements from Hanna to Derry including cement sidewalks curbs and gutters brick street crossings and grading. A public hearing is set for January 29 1915 at 7 PM to hear remonstrances and decide if parcels have benefited as listed in the roll. The roll and owner details are on file at the City Clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana
Indiana Street
Hanna Street
Derry Street
Olive Street
Sellers Addition
Parke Street
Pine Street
Beveridge Street
Highland Street
Berry
Sellers Annex
Poets Scammed by National Song Contest Scheme
John T. Hall, president of the John T. Hall Music Publishing Company, was arrested on charges of mail fraud. The scheme offered a prize contest with a $250 top prize to lure 6,000 amateur poets nationwide into paying fees. About four quarters of entrants paid $10 for melodies, funneling roughly $16,000 to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
John T. Hall
John T. Hall Music Publishing Company
Hall
Harmony Studio
South Bound Tidings From Bay Station
The readable fragment notes a South Bound schedule from Bay Station with times around 2:41 pm and 8:01 pm. It lists a See Sal etd Tid onwknwes OB and mentions First Line Bay and PO in unclear handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FistLene Bay
Weleatas
Herald Want Ad Quick Results
An old style Herald want ad offers fast results for readers seeking quick listings or inquiries. The short notice hints at local classifieds and speedy responses for nearby buyers and sellers.
Clover and Sand Hazards Fatal to Horses and Mules
Washington Star reports that ripe crimson clover ingested by grazing stock forms hair balls in the intestines, often fatal to horses and mules. Feeding clover before maturity prevents the issue. Similar sand balls form in horses in sandy regions, choking the digestive tract with no known remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Washington Star
Smart Girl Tricks Horse Trader in Crowd
A clever girl exposes a dealer by testing the horse for fraud. She checks ears for shot, hind feet for turpentine, eyes for blindness, and brows for wrinkles, then notices heaves in the horse after a belladonna test. The crowd laughs at the trader as she reveals the deception.
A Democratic King Albert I and His Paris Speech
The Belgian king Albert I and his queen are described as democratic in spirit after a 1910 Paris visit. In Elysee speech he called Belgians his compatriots not subjects, and before accession they traveled incognito through Belgium living among common people and fishermen to learn provincial life. Their ventures reveal a unique monarchal approach to understanding compatriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Belgium
Paris
the Elysee
Best asset for youth is ability to cultivate the soil
In England poverty follows the war, teaching youth to work as insurance. The author argues youth should learn to farm as a permanent trade. The text also gives a household tip: aging linen can be whitened by boiling with milk and white soap, then rinsing with blueing in the final wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Blind rowers race on River Severn at Worcester college event
Two blind crews with coxswains from the College for the Higher Education for the Blind Worcester competed in a boat race on the River Severn. The crews included past and present students showcasing their skills in a local sporting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
The
College For the Higher Education For the Blind
Worcester
Uniform Reform S Sought For French Soldiers
The article notes plans to replace bright red trousers with blue gray uniforms to reduce visibility. It comments on cultural habits and the idea of self-help, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
Roads and farmers push for better roads across states
Farmers from Maine to California join the drive for improved highways as the Post Office Department warns that rural mail service could end if roads are not kept in good condition. The piece argues for state and township funding shares, noting regional disparities in cost and the need for local sentiment to guide road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
California
Theora
Post Office Department
Middle West
East
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Ilinois
Roads and Free Rural Delivery Tie to Better Roads
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General De Graw notes that good roads and rural free delivery go hand in hand. The Post Office Department encourages road improvements to sustain free routes and will withdraw or reroute routes where communities fail to maintain passable roads after warnings. Carriers report varied community cooperation, from willing farmers to indifference, yet rural free delivery remains a strong driver for better roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Graw
Post Office Department
Design Notes for Short Country Bridges and Culverts
The common fault is too short spans on rural bridges. Wider 20 foot clear width aids traffic and reduces costly high head walls. Wing walls extending to road top with a sturdy hand rail improve appearance. bridges can be ornamental through good design even without decorative features.
Old Roads Remade For Better Maintenance And Longevity
The article explains repairing deep ruts by scarifying and rebuilding the road surface to crown, adding material as needed, rolling to finish as for new construction. A rebuilt road should be as good as new and better, with solid base and lower future maintenance costs if quality material and proper methods are used.
Roller procedure for winter road repair guidance
Apply the steam road roller after clearing rubbish and dirt from the road. If winter damage is severe, use the roller to flatten depressions and ruts. Use water and new material as needed to restore surface, ensuring intelligent workmanship throughout the process.
Croup Remedy Praised by Roanoke Mother
Mrs. Oran A. Wardner of Roanoke Ind says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best croup medicine she knows, noting it breaks up the attack. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran A. “Wardner
Roanoke
Ind
Chamberlain
Marion Township Trustee Ruark Announces Regular Home Meetings
Emerson E. Ruark trustee of Marion Township says he will be at his Filmore home on Tuesdays and Fridays to transact township business. The notice lists his schedule for conducting official matters as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
J. O. Mullinix
Reelsville
Floyd Township
Edgar J. Wilson
Marion Township
Emerson E. Ruark
Filmore
Mario Township
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Fletcher
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Henry T Fletcher deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court Green Castle Indiana on February 8 1915 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved and to provide proof of heirship and receive distributive shares Witness The Clerk of Court January 16 1915 Harry W Moore Clerk Putnam Circuit Court Weekly Jan 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Fletcher
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Harry W. Moore
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Kirksville
Donner Block
Neastle
Stevens, Co
Reda
D. D. Eggers
John H. Poff
Harry Ader
Burl Leisure
Ambrose D. Cassity
George L. Sutherlin
Jas. C. Waln
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 Heavyin
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
FE. C. Tim
Frank Day
Aaron W. Cooper
S. S. Lewallen
Jessie A. Evans
Emra E. Wright
C. L. Airhart
Wkly
Miller
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Tackson Street
Bloomington
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