Putnam County Sheriff Candidates in Democratic Primary May 4 1920
Edward H Feitle Forge Allen Eggers Vermandes C Hurst Will Glidewell Jesse M Hamrick Reese R Buis announce candidacies for Putnam county sheriff and county commissioner in the Democratic primary. Voters are urged to decide at the May 4 1920 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Feitleforge
Putnam County
Allen Eggers
Jackson Township
Vermandes C. Hurst
Greencastle
Will Glidewell
Warren Township
Jesse M. Hamrick
Reese R. Buis
Marion Township
Herald Greencastle Daily notices and address line
Entered as second class mail matter at Greencastle Indiana post office. Charles J Arnold proprietor. Published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 and 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana.
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Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
Jackson Street
Telephone 65 Subscription Rates in Daily Herald
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Daily Herald
Mail
How the Trouble Slirts and The Potato Seedsman Gag
An odd mix of health ad advice urges readers to use Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to relieve constipation and improve digestion while urging better habits like eating slowly and walking daily. A humorous exchange then follows about potatoes being planted whole or cut for variety and lyonnaise prep.
Federal Farm Loan Offer Promises Long Terms and Low Commissions
An advertisement invites readers to inspect Federal Farm Loan options crowing about thirty four and one half years to pay with no renewals and a 1 percent commission. It claims steady monthly closings of about $6000 and urges comparison with other loan providers before contacting Fouts Bro Realty Co.
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King, Morrison & Foster Greencastle and
Cloverdale
Monuments of Border West Describe Line and Wildlife
A National Geographic Society bulletin details the US Mexico boundary from El Paso to the Pacific Coast. It notes 25 monuments, most cast iron, six feet tall, with 150 dollars average erection cost, and cites scarce settlements within 20 miles along 24 000 square miles.
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Washington
United States—Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Pacific Coast
National Geographic Society
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Big Hatchet Mountains
Nogales
Colorado River
Yuma
Gila River
Colorado
Pacific
Bisbee
Santa Cruz
San Diego
San Luis Rence
Tif Tina
Paboquivari Mountains
Sahara Desert
Roachdale Bank Accounts Recounted in Annual Report
An itemized district financial record lists revenues, taxes, dog taxes, transfers, and numerous Roachdale Bank interest entries alongside teaching, janitor, and transportation disbursements. Key names include Claude Jefferies, Joe M. Allen, Edna Hand, Alta Mitchell, Lee Owens, John Perkins, Sam Crosby, and Clark Wilson as trustee with balances and final totals for 1919.
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Ctipts
Claude Jefferies
Roachdale Bank
UBL
du Roachdale Bank
Joe M. Allen
Hazel Jewell
Elisha Patrick
Alta Mitchell
Buchannan & Lasley
Joe M- Allen
Clark To
Sam Crosby
Ments
Clay Lailey
G. W. Irwin
John Perkins
James Lurber
F. L. Moore
Lee Owens
Ed. Scott
Edna Hand
Ottie Perkins
John Kefaner
Tom Northcott
Arthur Plunkett
Wm. Barker
Clay Lasley
Wim
Clifford Dickerson
Bertha Blatchly
Bertha Blatchley
Jan Frank Ford
Jessie Coffman
Clark
Wilson
Sarah Job
F. C. Modlin
Ed Scott
Opal Grantham
Lee Cowens
Edna Allen
Grace Dean
James Surber
John Kefauer
Dave Laboe
J. Dohnaun
Ayer
Willie Moreland
Lay Y
Tee Owens
Jelan Bales
John Wilson
Irwin & Son
Dean
Tire
T Ibert
R LuLe
Ile Shubert
Keep
Vary
Fdr Scott
Transportation
I. L. Moore
Leon Johnsson
Institute
Leon Johnson
Chas Kiddel
Clyde Stewart
Ben Algood
Clark Wilson
Lee Owens Institute
J. F. Bertlett
N. Rosenbark
F. L .Moore
John Malayer
John Kefauver
Henry O. Barker
Roe
Hau
Otto Bymaster
Geo, R
Oes
E. C. Rogers
Roaddale Bank
Ware & Green, Pty
I. J. Shackelford
Buchanan & Lasley
Edward Bennet
Elicia Wilson
John Gordon
Kiger & Co
D. H. Goble Co
Leland Sanders
James Miller
Joe Burdine
Wendall Blaydes
James Branson
Sears & Roebuck
Raymond Crosby
Chas
Farlow
Verne Ader
Bred Crosby
Cecil Eggers
Hercer Gordon
Albert Allen
C. E. Kendall
Hurbert
Ernest Moody
Kollie Dowls
Arthur Anderson
Loor
Wm. Koe
Kay bBritvon
Gnas
Williams
Andy Gibson
Elisna Patrick
Otto Bymaster Hauling Coal 4.50 Wm. Kiggle
C. #. Kendall
Jennie Skelton
F. L Moore
M. Robbins
Julia Snpert
James Morphew
Verne Silvey
Lelan Bales
Kollie Dobbs
C. E Kendall
Grover Clements
Ruben Walls
M. E. Chastain
Rollie Dobbs
Du-Ou
Julia Shubert
Rollie Devbs
Floyd Dickerson
Jessie Jones
Ig Teort
Kean Toeen
Acadia
Horse Emerges From Deep Well After Two Days
In New York a horse owned by the Owens Coal Company was found alive after two days stuck on its hind legs in a five foot wide shaft near Larchmont. Rescuers hauled the animal from a twelve foot deep well using block and tackle. The horse, wet and hungry, showed no injuries upon veterinary exam.
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New York
Boston Post Road
Larchmont
Owens Coal Company
James B. Neville
Woman from Timber Country Hears Needle Joke
A Winsted Connecticut shopkeeper corrects a customer who asks for needles after seeing a window labeled needler. Solomon Needles, owner, explains the window sign is his name. A fragment notes bayonets at Waterloo were longer than modern weapons.
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Winsted
Conn
Needler
Solomon Needles
Battle of
Waterloo
Argument Closes Rift Between Jackson and Johnson
A shouting dispute between Jackson and Johnson over a mental calculation led to a closing of communications. Jackson accuses Johnson of wrong conclusions, while Johnson retorts that his schooling proves otherwise, framing the other as foolish.
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Jackson
Johnson
End of Patience Dialogue on Olive Branch
A father and son spar over handling a bully incident. The boy admits a fight began after provocation. The father urges reconciliation but considers a violent escalation if the other boy refuses.
Navy life aboard a dreadnought offers luxury services
A busy barber shop on a U S dreadnought showcases first class shaves for a nickel, hair cuts for a dime, and full grooming packages. Electric conveniences like laundry and potato peelers give sailors time to better themselves while maintaining high standards.
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Navy
Jack
U. S
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