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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1923
Page
2
Iron recovered recalls 1863 Sioux raid at Snake Butte
The 1863 Yankton scout camp near Snake Butte led to the capture of Two Bull and relatives from the Santees. Iron and a file were found near Snake Butte four miles north of Pierre. A nephew escaped, later loosed his leg irons using the file, and dropped them where later discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake Butte
Pierre
State Museum
Thomas Tuttke
Fort Thompson
State House
Bull
Fort Scully
the Butte
Rug Weaving Lost Art in Detroit Decline
The piece laments the decay of home rug weaving as machines dominate. It notes few women still bake bread weekly, rag bags fade, rag rug culture wanes except for a few small Detroit shops where rug making remains a quaint craft. The art endures despite industrial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Sudan grass as emergency pasture and feed crop
Farmers facing hay shortages may plant Sudan grass as an emergency crop. Two hay cuts per season can yield two to four tons per acre, with feeding value boosted when grown with soybeans or cowpeas. It may also serve as a pasture or silage crop depending on farmer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Hunger drives feather eating among poultry says expert
Harry Embleton of the A and M college warns that feather eating in fowls stems from a lack of four key foods. Milk, tankage, meat scraps, or alfalfa pasturage are needed in sufficient quantities to correct the habit, which is sometimes hard to reverse and may require culling in persistent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Embleton
Poultry Department
A. and M. College
Imports and Exports Show U S Food Trade Scale
A Brooklyn Eagle analysis notes the United States grows vast crops and imports foodstuffs totaling hundreds of millions, with sugar and coffee as major imports. It details sources and values for bananas, olives, coconuts, citrus, meat, dairy, oils, spices, and beverages, highlighting global trade patterns and key suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Tropics
Brooklyn Eagle
United States
Italy
Sextons Serve 80 Years at Sylvania Cemetery
In Sylvania Wisconsin two generations of the Bower family have served as sextons of the Sylvania cemetery since 1882 with Isaac Bower starting at age 18 and his son T L Bower now carrying on. The churchyard holds 400 to 500 interments including Revolutionary War and Civil War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower
Sylvania
Racine
Wis
Racine County
Isaac Bower
T. L. Bower
Long Island family fo extends to nineteen children
Mr and Mrs James Maguire of East Hampton Long Island celebrated twenty seven years of marriage and are parents of nineteen children eighteen living with seventeen at home The family consumes large food and clothing budgets with meat and groceries around seventy dollars weekly and about two hundred dollars monthly for clothing The couple noting a Rooseveltian view of family life and earlier nine boys followed by five girls then four more boys in the second girl row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Philippines
Java
Sumatra
Brazil
Colombia
James Alexander Maguire
East Hampton
S. 1
Long Island
Maguire
Louis
Local Socials Round Malta Families Visit and Funeral
Mr and Mrs Leonard Heavin and Clay Garrett spent last Sunday with the Garretts. Elsie Greenlee and son Murray from Coatesville visited along with Forest Kelley and children of Greencastle. Lizzie Clarp’s nieces attended her funeral in Terre Haute. Mary Lawson hosted and received visits from the Lawson family and friends including Will Shuck and Paul ine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Heavin
Clay Garrett
Joe Garrett
Elsie Greenlee
Murray
Coatesville
Forest Kelley
Greencastle
Glen Duncan
Stella
George Smith
Claude Lawson
Emma Morgan
Grace Morehart
Anna Snodgrass
Terre Haute
Lizzie Clarp
Will Shuck
Lawson
Pauline
Anna Goodwin
Mary Lawson
Jess Elliott
Indianapolis
Edith Heavin
Merle Smith
Donald
Thinks He Is a Bird Climbs Pepper Tree in Alhambra
A man about 35, dressed well, perched on a pepper tree at Marengo avenue and Ocean-to-Ocean road. He refused to talk, gave only initials R F U in his hat band, and was sent to police headquarters and then the psychiatric ward under the name John Doe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo Avenue
Alhambra
Cal
Vingneau
John Doe
Foster Mother Dog Nurtures Lion Cub at Berlin Zoo
Berlin’s zoo excels as a breeding ground for wild animals. Keeper foster families have solved maternal challenges by pairing a small black dog with a young Hon cub now five times larger and growing a mane. The cub remains gentle and plays with the dog foster mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hutchend Divorce Suit Ends in Refusal of Decree
William Bilings aged eighty one sued his seventy five year old wife for divorce in Jackson Missouri on grounds of desertion. The court refused to grant a decree citing lack of proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchend
William Bilings
Jackson
Billings
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S. Jackson Street
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Jamaica
New York City
Spain
West Indies
Sieily
Philippine Islands
Corn Stalk Valley
Chester Day
John Wise
Horace Robinson
Josephine Downey
Ellen Newman
Myrtle
Anus Wrallasa
Stueet Waeuaeewa Sauinge
Albert Heavin
Almon Buis
I. U
George Cheek
Myrtle Storm
Glen Burgess
Ej. E. Buis
Opal Arnold
Ida Newman
Leon Maguire
J. R. Cox
Malta
First National Bank Citizens Trust CO
Berlin Zoological Gardens
The
Court of Last Appeal
High Court of Public Opinion
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