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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
4
Free range fowl hatching at six dollars per hundred eggs and eighteen dollars per hundred for baby chicks. Egg records range from two hundred forty two to two hundred seventy two. Figures show twelve dollars per hundred ninety and twenty nine dollars per hundred for chicks. A few select cockerels come from Ken Whore lines with egg records from one eighty nine to two seventy two. Mrs. Robert Irwin Greencastle Indiana.
A brief notice urges calling the office to place a wanted ad and survey stores across town for opportunities. It notes that the cost is trifling and urges prompt action to reach all potential contacts.
Major Crespin and Lucilla Crespin travel with Dr. Traherne to a Himalayan kingdom ruled by Raja Rukh. A staged escape and tense diplomacy unfold as Traherne confronts a political murder plot, while the Raja reveals surprising kinship with the prisoners and orders a guarded dinner for the party.
The much shifted Brazil Greencastle game is finally set for February 7 to avoid a DePauw clash. Weekend highlights include Crawfordsville at Brazil and a long schedule of high school and college games featuring Martinville, Washington, Muncie and Anderson among others.
A photograph from International Illustrated News shows Kermit Roosevelt briefing Chicago’s Traffic Club on hunting rare animal specimens in Tibet for the Field Museum. He is joined by his brother Theodore Roosevelt Jr who is identified as governor of Puerto Rico.
Champ Vince Dundee, a sturdy Baltimore boxer who fought a stirring battle three months ago with world welterweight champion Jackie Fields, trains confidently for a ten round decision duel at Chicago Stadium on January 24.
In Putnam Circuit Court January Term 1930 James Pace and Mabel Pace sue Henry Myers et al to quiet title on lands in Putnam County Indiana. The complaint notes unknown residences and names many defendants and heirs and calls for answer by March 5, 1930. Clerk Ferd Lucas records the filing and date January 11, 1930.
Notice to Clinton Township taxpayers that on January 6 1930 the Putnam County Board of Commissioners approved issuing road bonds up to 16500 dollars at 4 percent to fund the C W Davis highway project. Taxpayers may file remonstrances with the county auditor within 29 days. a State Tax Board hearing may be scheduled.
The Putnam County Sheriff will publically sell the rents and profits of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter and the east half of the northeast quarter of section 12 in township 15 N range 3 W totaling about 60 acres. The sale occurs February 15 1930 at the Greencastle Court House South Door between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to satisfy a decree of seven thousand dollars plus interest and costs.
Portsmouth pastor promotes Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula to relieve long standing bladder irritation and nightly awakenings. He claims the tablets act like laxatives, drive out deposits and reduce acidity, selling at 2 cents a tablet via Keller-Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio or Owl Drug Co.
Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge of Putnam County announces a public sale of the fee simple of the aid real estate to satisfy the decree interest and costs. The sale will be held at the same time and place without valuation or appraisement relief. Mae Murphy attorneys for plaintiff. St Jan 23 30 Feb 6. Posters.
A sheriff sale is ordered by the Putnam Circuit Court with Frank E Chaddis and Jessie J Whitsit as defendants. The sale on February 29 1950 ranges 10 am to 4 pm at the Greenea Court House and covers the east half of the southeast quarter section 22 and thirty acres off the southeast quarter northeast quarter section 22 township north range 3 west Putnam County Indiana. Proceeds to satisfy six hundred eighty four dollars sixty five cents plus costs and interest with rents and profits also offered if sufficient to discharge the decree. The sale is conducted without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Edward Eiteljorge attorney Blessing Stevenson for plaintiff. Jan 22 1930. Feb 6.
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