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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
2
Caretons are 10 cents a week Shire Copies 2 cents each By mail 3.00 a year Entered as second class mail matter at the Greencastle Indiana postoffice.
George E Knauer of Monroe township declares his candidacy for Representative of Putnam County subject to the Democratic primary decision.
H W Timmons of Floyd township announces candidacy for Recorder of Putnam County pending Democratic primary decision.
Madison township resident 0 T Ellis runs in the Democratic Primary for Recorder of Otham County. The decision rests with party voters.
Charles E. Wood of Greencastle Township announces his candidacy for the recorder’s nomination in Putnam County, pending the outcome of the Democratic primary election.
M. J. Hepler of Warren township declares his bid for the office of Recorder of Putnam County subject to the decision of voters and party leaders.
George W Pursell of Green Castle Township announces a forthcoming action or decision related to his holdings or local matters. The fragment suggests a personal or municipal announcement without specifying details or outcomes.
W. R. Buis of Mill Creek announces to the Democrats in Ut nam County his candidacy for Recorder of Putnam County, contingent on primary election results.
Cloverdale candidate L. L. Runyan seeks the Democratic nomination for Putnam County Recorder in the forthcoming primary election. The race centers on party backing and local offices.
Greencastle resident Joe M. Allen announces his candidacy for Putnam County Auditor. Allen states he brings experience in local government and promises fiscal accountability and transparent budgeting for the county office.
Sylvan A. Vermilion of Marion is a candidate for Assessor of Putnam, announcing campaign for the county office. He urges voters to consider his experience in property records and tax evaluation.
Ben P. King of Greencastle township announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Putnam County Court to the Democratic primary voters. He seeks the party’s nomination and urges county Democrats to support his bid.
Walter S Campbell of Floyd township announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Putnam County Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary.
Charles W. Huffman of Green Castle Township announces his candidacy for Clerk of the main Circuit Court subject to the decision of the Democratic primary.
Candidate from Cloverdale announces bid for Commissioner of tnam County in the Third District subject to primary election results.
Dr. O. F. Overstreet operates a dental office in the Bence Building on South Vine Street Greencastle Indiana.
Harry Moore of Greencastle announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court in the upcoming primary. He campaigns on experience, local ties, and commitment to public records and court administration.
Fred W. Thomas of Greencastle township announces his candidacy for Auditor of Putnam County subject to electoral decision. He presents local governance goals and appeals for support from voters.
Ralph E. Knoll of Greencastle township enters the race for Auditor. The announcement signals his bid to oversee county financial matters and public records.
L. D. Snider announces candidacy for township trustee of Greencastle township pending Democratic primary decision.
Greencastle physician and surgeon W. W. Tucker maintains an office on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut. The listing notes his professional services in the local medical community.
W M McGaughey physician and surgeon based at Evans' Block No 24 South Jackson street. residence at Bloomington and Seminary streets with office and residence telephone numbers 327 and 339 respectively.
Hanover aims to raise 250000 more to lift its endowment from 384953.79 toward 750000. Earlham reports 133000 added after a two year campaign, still 200000 short of its goal. Michigan rules for working students cap hours and outline dining, discipline, and exams. American football begun at Rutgers Nassau hall in 1869 with early scores.
The Panthygetarian society will host a sequence of teas and luncheons in the coming half year after a delayed start. The board intends an informal tea in dormitory parlors early in the second week of the next term as the first event. The piece notes a proposed university name change tied to Senator Lloyd’s Columbus legislation.
Reliable assurance of an additional $1000 for the new gym fund was received by President Grose on his Peoria trip. The university has nearly $10,000 as a foundation to launch the campaign for a new gymnasium. A special chapel will consider the gymnasium matter with the student body before the December 28 trustees meeting in Indianapolis.
A college bell rang last Saturday at DePauw University to celebrate its thirtieth anniversary, following a presidential directive. Indiana Asbury University became DePauw on January 17, 1884. It asks which course at DePauw has the most students enrolled.
Manager Neil S Booth outlines the University Glee Club’s mid year tour visiting Greenfield Newcastle Cambridge City Shelbyville Danville and seventeen Indiana audiences total. The group departs Greencastle after the semester vacation with potential additional stops planned.
The S C A L track meet set for Crawfordsville moves to Wabash College after Franklin cannot host due to facilities. Wabash is granted the hosting privilege on request, while Franklin plans to enter a team in the ICA L meet.
An ad touts Chamberlains tablets to clean and strengthen the stomach for biliousness and renewed appetite. It claims benefit after use and notes universal dealer availability. The piece also mentions the University of Illinois and Michigan beginning a series of intercollegiate chess matches with plans for more games this year.
An advertisement touts Adlerika the German remedy for appendicitis highlighting a simple buckthorn bark glycerine formula. It claims one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly by drawing out old foul matter.
A playful look at the DePauw Daily staff roles and culture, noting editors push copy while reporters chase questions. It also mentions Michigan football backfield signings and a College Avenue Methodist Episcopal church manual detailing its work.
A 1913 church directory from College Avenue Church details member names and addresses, lists officers and duties, notes reorganization aims, and includes financial reports and trustee statements. The document cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as advertised by local merchants and records contributions, repairs, and teaching appointments tied to church activities.
William F Stilwell a Lafayette business leader and noted midwest builder died yesterday at an Indianapolis sanatorium. A DePauw graduate and former Monon railroad solicitor, he ran Henry Taylor Lumber Co and a general contracting firm building Monon shops and University of Indiana structures.
The document lists numerous payments and disbursements for Clinton Township Putnam County Indiana in January 1914. Items include teaching wages for multiple instructors, repairs and materials, hauling, gravel, and various services. Names such as Kathryne Whited, Maude Nutgrass, Mabel Kendall, Frank McCabe, Edward Maddox, and C. Steward appear repeatedly along with amounts ranging from a few dollars to about 200 dollars.
Six years ago S. J. Carpenter of East Aurora New York suffered severe indigestion and could not eat solids. A friend advised Chamberlain's Tablets, and after one box he was cured. Six years later he reports no return of trouble and notes they are sold by all dealers.
Prominent claims tout a 600 page veterinary manual by O F Humphreys D V M that promises to diagnose diseases and provide proper treatment for horses. The ad asserts prompt action saves money, urging readers to order the book from The Medicine Company at 156 William Street.
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