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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
2
The Daily Herald of Greencastle Indiana lists obituary charges at 1 per obituary with 5c per line for poetry. Cards of Thanks are 50c each. Subscription and single copy pricing for the Weekly Herald Democrat are also shown for various time frames.
A reflective line asserts that education stands as the sole interest worthy of the deep controlling anxiety felt by a thoughtful man, implying prioritization of learning over other concerns.
By order of Putnam Circuit Court the guardian of Ruth Marquis will sell at the front door of Central National Bank Greencastle on February 8 1918 at 10 a m an undivided one fifth interest in several Greencastle parcels including part of lot 133 and a 19 foot wide strip of lot 124 plus part of lot 5 in block 3 Depot Enlargement all in Putnam County Indiana. Sale subject to court approval and cash payment required. CENTRAL TRUST CO Guardian. Hays Murphy Attys. itdian 26
T. D. Brookshire of Franklin Township announces candidacy for representative in the state legislature pending Democratic primary. George E. Knauer of Monroe Township announces his Democratic nomination bid for Representative in Putnam County.
The incumbent for the first district stands subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary election.
Thomas D. Williamson of Monroe township declares his candidacy for the Monroe Township assessor seat, contingent on the outcome of the Democratic primary election.
To succeed every person must possess health and many sick people would get well if they knew the better osteopathic way. Spread knowledge to stamp out disease and prolong lives of workers, housewives, business people, youth, and the aged. Spaunhurst Osteopaths prove their diligence with patient praise from Donner block. Phone 226. Lady attendant.
James P. Hughes of Greencastle seeks Democratic support for the Putnam County primary on May 7 1918 for the Putnam Circuit Court seat.
John H. James declares candidacy for judge of the Putnam Circuit Court on the Democratic ticket. Primary set for Tuesday May 7 1918. He notes a six year term with salary 3500 and pledges not to seek a second term if chosen.
Arthur R. Hurst of Greencast is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Prosecutor of Putnam County, subject to the decision of the party primary.
County Sheriff Howard S. Harris announces his candidacy for sheriff of Putnam County for a second two year term. The office is a two year term and the county custom is to elect the sheriff for two terms.
W F Jameison announces his candidacy for county assessor as Greencastle township’s first Democrat subject to the Democratic primary. Sylvanus A Vermilion of Marion seeks nomination for Putnam County assessor subject to the Democratic primary on May 7 1918.
A striking woman enters the room and draws shocked attention as typewriters and telegraph machines pause. The office staff rise as she smiles and asks for the city editor, marking a memorable moment of grace and intrigue.
Dieticians and doctors who study foods claim they can judge character from physiology. The article argues for choosing foods that support beauty and avoiding those that harm it.
Floyd township assessor Paul F. Priest declares candidacy on the Democratic ticket for county assessor in Putnam County subject to primary election decisions.
QO. T. Ellis of Madison township announces his candidacy for recorder of Putnam County subject to the Democratic party primary. Theodore McKamey of Cloverdale also declares his bid for recorder in the Democratic primary election.
William Buis of Jefferson Township announces his candidacy for the office of Recorder in Putnam County. He seeks the position previously held by the county clerk, pledging to uphold duties, streamline records, and improve public access to documents.
Auditor Fred W Thomas announces his bid for Putnam County auditor subject to Democratic primary decision. He seeks the role amid party endorsements and local election dynamics.
Kh E Knoll of Greencastle township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county auditor. Walter S Campbell of Floyd township also announces his bid for clerk of the Putnam circuit court, subject to the Democratic primary.
For County Treasurer S C Say ers of Greencastle township announces his candidacy for Putnam county treasurer subject to the party primary and election rules.
Marion township resident C. G. Webb announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Putnam County treasurer, subject to the outcome of the primary election.
John Curran of Monroe township announces his bid for Commissioner First District. He emphasizes local leadership and commitment to township concerns as he seeks party and voter support.
A man asked for something in German at a Caribou Maine store. The clerk answered in French. A bystander echoed the request in Swedish and another in Spanish. The exchanges were translated into English for all present.
A reflective remark on valuing life over ambition and the danger of overkeen self preservation. The text suggests nature toys with grand frames by endowing them with strong instinct for self preservation, challenging bold vitality.
A four year old refuses to come inside after his mother leaves for shopping. He stays on the front steps, saying he wants to see if his mamma is ever turning to tum, perplexing his caregiver and prompting concerns about his safety.
A dog owner reports rapid learning on mange cures, from none last week to at least a hundred sure remedies now, with new suggestions arriving by mail.
The Putnam Circuit Court issues notice to non resident defendants William G Fox and Emma Fox in a partition suit with real estate in Putnam County Indiana. They must appear March 4 1918 at Greencastle Court House to answer or demur. otherwise the case proceeds in their absence.
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