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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
4
Incomplete OCR notes describe a peanut crop in Sawtow China mixed with garbled terms. The text mentions miners and a claim related to ownership and harvest, but details are unclear and many words are unreadable. The fragment references agricultural activity and local proprietorship without coherent results.
Trustees announce weekly hours to transact township business at various stores and homes. Each official lists days and locations including Cloverdale Clovercole Floyd Marion Greencastle and Reelsvit offices with home or store venues and contact details.
James Lieser outlines how Home Service, part of Civilian Relief, supports soldiers and families in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. The series explains conservation of human resources, emergency relief, ongoing aid, returned soldiers’ needs, and an information service to ease relatives worries, sustaining morale and national unity.
Trusteeship of Claude Jeffries presents 1917 financials for Jackson Township with extensive itemized expenditures for transportation teaching and supplies, plus receipts from Roachdale Bank and dog tax settlements. Final balances show across Road, Special School, Tuition and Library funds totaling 5971.08 with warrants and deposits noted.
State council of defense adopts policy banning unnecessary articles and endorses coordinated efforts to boost sheep industry and wool production. A committee lists tasks from eradicating stray dogs killing sheep to distributing patriotic war films and establishing community correspondence for soldiers.
A state body promises an advertisement from the Sheep Growers group amid a case where an individual named Eragon Stray Vogi was fatally hurt in Hong Serrep in GNY Ana. SCCGRP GY Council of
A 1923 thrift drive urges buyers to convert small coins into Thrift Stamps. One W S S earns five dollars, a quarter buys a stamp, and five stamps are worth a bayonet scabbard. The slogan promises saving for country and self.
Three suits filed to test the constitutionality of the state prohibition law opening April 2 will be heard on their merits next Monday. Arguments on demurrers to the complaints were set for Monday as Lane B. Osborn prosecutes. Plaintiffs include F. W. Cook Brewing Co Evansville Brewing Association and Henry Gergenrath saloon keeper. Defense sought to add Attorney General Stansbury, but Judge Hostetter ruled plaintiffs may choose defendants in an injunction case.
Fifty thousand voices in Greencastle praise Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles. G T Shildmyer of N Jackson Street says lifting caused kidney pain and that Doan's restored his strength after using three or four boxes. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Mfgs Buffalo NY.
The Interurban Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co releases an effective February 1 1917 timetable. Eastbound morning and afternoon runs include numbered time points with limited trains stopping at Greene and Highlander.
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