Local notices and social updates from Greencastle area
Ernest Stoner fished Lena Lake Tuesday night. Miss Nola Pfahler vacationing from Citizens National Bank. Ed McG Walls back at First National after vacation. American Legion to meet Thursday at 8. J J Kauble of Fern in Terre Haute on business. Lena to host American Zinc Products team at 2 30 Sunday. Roy Newgent taking week off from Putnam Electric. Mrs Ford Lucas at state PTA meeting in Indianapolis. Helen Browning recovering after Methodist Hospital operation. Mrs W F Gwinn and Mrs Doc Hurst back from Boone and Marshalltown visit. Dr William F Switzer to Epworth League session at Battle Ground. Earl Craw of Washington DC vacationing in Greencastle. Frank Wallace and M M Miller in Cloverdale inspecting new consolidated school. Mrs David Sublett guest of daughter Mrs Noble Snider. Julia Jean Sutherlin visiting Snider family then returning home with grandmother. Elmer Wells in Greencastle then to White River camping near Dinburg with Indianapolis friends. Royal Davis to return from Champaign Illinois then join DePauw summer school July 22. C H Stewart of American Zinc Products touring East. Arnold Adams to two weeks in Plainfield and Indianapolis. Thomas Manuel to spac to resume work with American Automobile Association after illness. Shoptaugh brothers traveling in three cars to Turkey Run Park for a family reunion. Mrs Willard Wamsley and relatives, and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Egid family among travelers. Neil Shuey of Bainbridge in Greencastle on business.
Community notices from Greencastle and Putnam County
Local residents travel and visit relatives with Mrs Higgins joining Lake Winona trip. Hathaway couple in Greencastle on business. Lane et al sue Berry for quiet title in Putnam Circuit Court. T W B Club plans Scott’s Grove picnic. Roy Harris visits from Indianapolis. Zinc plant roughing rolls paused for week. Mrs Foreum to return from Indianapolis hospital improvement noted. Bundle Week urged for more donations to send car load to Europe.
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William F. Lane
Putnam
Lucien W. Berry
Hillary A Gobin
Greencastle
Putnam County
Europe
Ice Price Maintains Sixty Cents Per Hundred in Greencastle
Gardner Brothers Ice Company confirms the regulation price of ice remains sixty cents per hundred pounds in Greencastle despite rumors. A carload from Terre Haute sold for eighty cents before all stock was gone. officials say no increase planned in the coming days.
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Greencastle
Gardner Brothers Ice Company
Terre Haute
Classified Ads Offer Loans and Hogs for Sale in Indiana
Money to loan on first and second mortgages with reasonable rates. Hogs for sale include 50 head shoats and broad sows from Harvey Hines, Roachdale, Ind. FIREPLACE WOOD offered at 4 dollars per cord with orders by phone 65. Household goods for sale at 804 South College Ave by Anne Cannon, July 2 and 3, phone 619. Tire salesmen wanted for Burr Oak Tire Company Burr Oak Michigan.
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Theodore Crawley
Harvey Hines
Roachdale
Ind
R. R. No
South College, Ave
Anne Cannon
Burr Oak Cord Tire Com
All Round Horse Buying Pointers for the Amateur Rider
Guidance on selecting a versatile horse, with a four year old, 950 to 1,000 pound beast as the target. Emphasizes gentleness, brokenness, fearlessness, and good feeding. Includes a detailed army remount standard and cautions on dealer interactions.
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Diogenes
United States Army
Almanac Glimpses of Early America and Warned Revolt
A Keene New Hampshire collection of almanacs from 1754 to late 18th century mixes weather lore and old world wisdom with talk of a coming American revolution. Lord Kames predicts a free prosperous colonials era while a 1797 mortuary tally notes high mortality and girl deaths from smallpox.
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America
Keene
N. H
Washington
Lord Kames
North American
Britain
Ireland
Ohio
United States
Near-Death Stampede Follows Canyon Jumping Cattle
A cowboy driving steers to Leadville camps by Bear River near the Little Snake. A night stampede drives cattle up a cliff canyon four Forthin long with walls 15 to 20 feet apart. Several steers fall to their deaths as the horse clears the deep chasm each leap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Bear River
Little Snake
Night in the Forest by Stewart Edward White
A reflective fragment captures a nocturnal landscape where creatures and sounds weave a delicate tapestry of silence and life. The narrative evokes the whippoorwill, owl, loons, birds, and the white throated sparrow, aligning nature with an ethereal mood.
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Stewart Edward White
One of Legion's Founders Col Milton Foreman
Col Milton J. Foreman a Chicago lawyer and founder figure in the American Legion Illinois chapter rose from chairman of the Paris caucus to commander of the Illinois department. He led Illinois membership from 10 000 to 65 000 and posts from 220 to 682, served in the First Illinois cavalry through Spanish American War World War I earning three citations and the Distinguished Service Medal, commanded in France, and later chaired Chicago's charter convention while serving six terms on the city council.
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Milton J. Foreman
Illinoise Department of the
American Legion
Chicago
Legion
Paris
United States
Ilinois
Illinois
Foreman
First Cavalry
Field Artillery
France
St Mihiel
Meuse Argonne
Hike to National Capital as Legionaries Plan Washington Walk
W F Kurtz Kansas national executive committeeman of the American Legion proposes a overland march of Legion delegates from each state to meet on the White House steps to press for rights for disabled members and the entire organization. He will lead the way and outwalk any fellow Legionnaires as routes are planned with Legion posts providing support.
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W. F. Kurtz
Kansas
American Legion
Washington
Legion
Kurtz
State Department of the Legion
White House
Rockies
Poetry and human appeal in American verse, Amy Lowell says
Amy Lowell argues in the Literary Review that American poetry leans toward grounded, familiar human stories. She warns that readers crave a clear narrative and fear exuberant imagination, favoring poems that tie vivid imagery to love or death tales.
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Amy Lowell
The
Literary Review
America
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache for Greencastle User
Greencastle resident Mrs H Craven endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from severe backache side pain and dizzy spells. She recommends to others and notes the product costs 60 cents at dealers, with Foster Milburn Co as manufacturer. Also an ad notes 6 percent interest on deposits, with quarterly cash interest.
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Greencastle
H. Craven
College St
Doan
Mystery of Bird Eye Color and Nest Variety
The American Forestry Magazine ponders why some birds have pure white eyes while others show a range of colored marks from dots to lines. It notes nests vary from a female laying a single egg on a bare coastal rock to complex nests with ten or more eggs built in diverse locations.
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The
American Forestry Magazine
Coal Ashes as Soil Improver and Wood Ash Fertility
Coal ashes have little value as fertilizer and are best for loosening heavy soils. They should be screened to remove coarse material, spread evenly, and mixed thoroughly with the soil. Wood ashes have fertilizing value but must be applied before leaching occurs.
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Ernest Stoner
Lena Lake
Cornelia Allen
Miss Dorothy Richards
Patricksburg
Indiana
Mary West
Clayton
Citizen's National Bank
Nola Pfahler
Citizen’s National Bank
Ed McG. Walls
First National Bank
J.J. Kauble
Fern
American Zinc Products Company
Lena
Roy Newgent
Putnam Electric Company
Ford Lucas
Indianapolis
Parents Teacher’s Association
Helen Browning
Methodist Hospital
W. F. Gwinn
Doc Hurst
Boone
Marshalltown
William F .Switzer
Battle Ground
Lafayette
Earl Craw
Washington, D.C
War Risk Insurance Department
Frank Wallace
M. M. Miller
Cloverdale
Consolidated Township
David " Sublett
Putnamville
Noble Snider
Mr. Snider
Julia Jean ‘Sutherlin
Mrs. Snider
Elmer Wells
White River
Dinburg
Royal Davis
Champaign
Illinois University
DePauw
C. H. Stewart
American Zinc Products Com
Iveland
Youngstown
Arnold Adams
Plain
Thomas Manuel
S. A. H. Manuel
Spaco
Ry Shoptaugh
Frank Shoptaugh
American Auteile Association
Samville
Greenle
Turkey Run Park
Williard Wamsley
Blanche Scroggin
Wilbur Eg
Niel Shuey
Bainbridge
H. A. Hathaway
Coatesville
Greencatle
O. T. Higgins
Lake Winona
T. W. B. Club
Scott's Grove
Roy Harris
S. P. Foreum
Greecastle Lodge
Harry Hawkins
Eugene Hawkins
Chautauqua Assembly
Kellogg Switchboard Supply Company
Royco
Oakley
Warren Newgent
George Stoltz
Greencastle Telephone Company
Local
Indiana Loan Co
Donner
Teave
Prince Collies
New York Tribune
Chile
Cowboy
Legion’s
Col
Milton Foreman
Park
Deman
STORY
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
Harold Goodwin
ALL Star
Conway Tearle
Elaine Sterne
Larc Amage i
Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cunrvezano
Burvato
Niagara Falls
Clee
Cleveland & Buffalo
VIA
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cu. Wa, Co
Electric
Niagara Falls, N. Y "Oronto, Ontario
Toledo
Cleveland, Ohio
Buffalo,n. Y
Clair Flatsland
Port Huron, Mich
Togo
Trac.Tenninal Building
Foster,Milburn Co
Mfrs
N. Y
Greencastle Savings and Loan Association
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