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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary boilerplate from the Herald-Democrat of Greencastle Indiana. Contains publication details such as publisher address 17 and Jackson Street and subscription terms. Mentions second class mail status and office location in Bence Building.
George E. Knauer of Monroe township declares candidacy for Representative of Putnam County pending Democratic primary decision.
W. W. Tucker physician and surgeon offices listed on Vine street Greencastle Indiana with office phone 327 and residence 559. McGaughey W. M. residence at Bloomington and Seminary streets. office in Evans Block No. 24 South Jackson Street with telephone access.
Sheriff Theodore Boes will auction rents and profits for two lots in Greencastle Indiana on February 23 1914 to satisfy a decree of Indiana State Bank of Indianapolis The sale Covers lots 172 and 181 with 72 feet off east side of 181 and may include the fee simple of the property if rents fail The sale is at the Greencastle courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm with no relief from appraisal laws
Soutache remains favored in fashion with dark shades like navy and green foundations. Bright color accents illuminate dark tailored suits and large panel motifs appear on skirts and jackets. Silk chiffon and heavier serges also feature soutache plus metallic gold and silver braids for high impact trims.
N Dalby of Greencastle township declares his run for Assessor of Greencastle township subject to Democratic primary decision.
Floyd township resident H W Timmons announces his candidacy for Putnam County Recorder, subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary.
Madison township candidate Recorder O T Ellis runs in the Democratic Primary for the Putnanponaty office subject to party decision.
Charles Wood of Greencastle Township announces his candidacy for the Putnam County Recorder nomination pending the Democratic primary decision.
M J Hepler of Warren township announces his candidacy for Recorder of Putnam County, pending the outcome of the Democratic primary election.
George W Pursell of Green Castle Township appears in Putnam County probate proceedings. The fragment indicates proceedings or filing related to estate or guardianship, with active involvement by Pursell in the county court.
Osths 4 W. R. Buis of Mill Creek township declares candidacy for Recorder of Putnam County subject to the primary election decision.
Cloverdale resident L. L. Ranyan announces run for the office of Recorder in Putnam County. The bid brings a local name into the upcoming election, with supporters citing service to the community and familiarity with county records.
For County Auditor Joe M. Allen of Greencastle seeks the post of Auditor of Putnam. Sylvan A. Vermilion of Marion runs for Assessor of Putnam.
Ben P. King of Greencastle announces to Putnam County Democrats his candidacy for Clerk of the Putnam County Court subject to the Democratic primary.
Walter S. Campbell of Floyd announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Put- county, seeking election to the clerkship amid local political activity.
Putnam County announces include Charles W. Huffman candidate for Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court from Green castle Township subject to the Democratic primary. Albany Farmer of Cloverdale Township runs for Commissioner Third District and Harry Moore of Greencastle seeks Clerk nomination. Fred V. Thomas of Greencastle seeks Auditor and Ralph E. Knoll also seeks Auditor from Greencastle. L. D. Sniders notes candidacy for Greencastle township trustee subject to Democratic primary.
L. M. Chamberlain of Warren is recorded in the county officials list as the appointed assessor. The notice identifies Chamberlain’s role and hometown, with no further details on terms or dates provided in the fragment.
C H Reeves of Madison township announces he is a candidate for Representative, subject to the Democratic party rules and caucuses.
John W. Shannon of Franklin township announces his candidacy for Recorder of Putnam County, subject to the Democratic primary decision.
W F Jameison of Greencastle Castle Township faces duties as assessor of Greencastle township subject to the decree and local procedures. The notice outlines eligibility and the scope of assessor responsibilities for the jurisdiction.
Albert Shuey announces candidacy for Trustee of Greencastle Township subject to election rules and local filing deadlines. He aims to serve the Greencastle community and pursue township governance goals.
Roy Hillis announces candidacy for trustee of Greencastle Township subject to the de unofficial requirements. He frames his bid around community service and local governance, urging residents to consider his background and commitment to the area.
Harry H. Talbott of Greencastle Township announces his candidacy for township trustee. He seeks to serve the community with local governance and public service, outlining plans to improve roads, budgeting, and services for residents.
Andrew E. Durham of Green Castle Township announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary for Representative.
The treasurer of Putnam County Indiana offers for sale at his Greencastle office road bonds for three projects in Washington Marion and another macadam road. Twenty bonds of 644 dollars each and total 1288 dollars for Skelton road. Twenty bonds of 501 dollars each totaling 10 020 dollars for Cline road. Twenty bonds of 590 dollars each totaling 11 800 dollars for Tineher road. Bonds dated February 2 with interest 4 percent and due May 15 1915. Sealed bids due February 2 at noon.
The administrator of the estate of Laura Scobee, deceased, announces a private sale of property in Putnam County Indiana by order of the Putnam Circuit Court. Sale starts February 14 1914 at 10 a m and continues while not sold. Property is Southeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section 15 Township 13 Range 4 West with payment terms thirds cash thirds in six months and balance in one year secured by mortgage.
The undersigned appointed by the Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Jacob C. Rogers deceased in Putnam County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Central Trust Co. of Greencastle Indiana is named executor with Lyon and Peck as attorneys. Jan 16 AD Jan 16.
In the Putnam Circuit Court January Term 1914 Lee Wood et al vs William A Walker et al No 8547 non residents are summoned to appear March 6 1914 at Greencastle Court House to answer the complaint. AM Hamrick Clerk W M Sutherlin plaintiff attorney 4t H D Jan 16th.
The executor of the 1st will of Jacob C. Rogers, deceased, will offer at public sale on Monday February 23 1914 at 10 o clock a m at the late residence three miles north of Reelaville Washington township Putnam county Indiana the following personal property to wit
The estate of a Greencastle Indiana resident lists three work horses, two brood mares, dairy cattle, calves, a brood sow with pigs, hay, oats, corn, wagons, buggies, a binder, mower, tools, farm implements, household furniture, meat, a feed mill, wire, a gun collection, and other items for sale. Cash under five dollars, credit nine months for five dollars or more. Also 20 acres of land in 80 acre tracts will be sold by executor THE CENTRAL TRUST CO. of Greencastle, R. L. OHair president, dated January 23.
Many customers have written to manufacturers praising Chamberlain's Cough remedy for curing coughs and colds. The notice urges quick compliments for good goods and quick action for defective service, noting the remedy's well known effectiveness and that it is sold by all dealers.
Receiver in John Curran v Bainbridge Canning Co sets sale for February 17 1914 at 11 a m in Bainbridge Indiana. Auction includes lease rights to Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Railway Co real estate improvements and all plant equipment and property described with about 200 cans six apple peelers and related items, to be sold for cash at less than two thirds of appraised value.
East Aurora resident S. E. Carpenter recalls severe indigestion six years ago and credits Chamberlain's Tablets with complete relief after one box. He continued using them until cured and notes no return of trouble since. Sold by all dealers.
The executor of Jacob C. Rogers’s estate announces a sale at 10 a m on February 23, 1914 at the decedent’s residence near Reelsville Washington township Putnam County Indiana. He will offer the north half of the northeast quarter section five west halves and other described portions in section four township thirteen north range five west. Terms require one third down with balance in two installments over six and twelve months, secured by mortgage and notes bearing interest.
An old advertisement claims a Buckthorn bark and glycerine mix, compounded in Adler ika, offers one dose relief for sour stomach gas and constipation by drawing off foul matter, praising a German remedy for appendicitis.
An old ad text promotes Chamberlain's tablets to clean out and strengthen the stomach so one can relish food again. Claims best results for biliousness with wide dealer availability.
Putnam County Indiana court appoints Ralph B Smythe and Fre Smythe as administrators of the estate of Courtland C Smythe deceased with Lyons Peck as attorneys. Dated January 12 1914. The estate is supposed to be subsent.
The administrator of the estate of Missouri Pitni deceased announces a public sale at 2 PM on February 28 in Greencastle Putnam County Indiana. Property includes Lot 1 and East half of Lot 15 in Block 7 Edwin J Pek Enlargement to Greencastle. Sale subject to court approval with cash payment terms. Clarence Vestal administrator and W M Sutherlin attorney.
Geo P Pflung of Hamwry New York says Chamberlains Cough Remedy will break up a cold and is free from opium or narcotic. He adds it is pleasant to take and recommends trying it for sale by all dealers.
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