Mt Pleasants Busy Wheat Harvest and Hay Work
Spreshing wheat and putting up timothy hay is the order of the day. Russell Reeves visited his aunt Mrs. Eliza West on Sunday. James Lyons and Corda Love spent Sunday evening at D. V. Hurst's. Edith Watson called on Helen Reeves Sunday evening. Will Nichols stacks hay for D. V. Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hay
Russell Reeves
Eliza West
James Lyons
Corda Love
D. V. Hurst's
Edith Watson
Helen Reeves
Will Nichols
D. V. Hurst
Social notes from a Greencastle area roundup
Sam Capbell remains home with rheumatism. Miss Goldie Miller visited Mrs. Umberto in Greencastle and joined them for a trip to Eel River Falls. Miss Jewell Campbell of Fillmore dined with Miss Mary Shuck. Dr. O'Brien of Coatesville called at Jos Campbell's amid Mrs. Campbell's illness. Dick Smith’s new dwelling at Stop 26 nears completion. Corn needs rain. Emma and Lucy Garrett of Illinois visited with the Garretts. Mrs. O'Brien of Greencastle visited Miller's. Morris Haven, overseas returnee, arrived home after nearly two years. Blackberry picking continues. Community members attended an ice cream supper in Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Capbell
Goldie Miller
Umberto
Greencastle
Eel River Falls
Jewell Campbell
Fillmore
Mary Shuck
O’brien
Coatesville
Mrs. O'Brien
Miller's
Morris Haven
Thomas Haven
Local visitors and returning veterans in Greencastle area
Reid Tustison visits relatives after returning from nearly two years in France with the motor transport corps. Robert G. Turner of Paris NL visits his cousin Miss Cena Brothers of Elm Street. Captain Earl Lane, recently from overseas, seeks regular army duty but may be discharged after leave. Jesse Rollings’s son Jesse arrives from overseas. several local residents attend meetings and socials.
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Reid Tustison
Tustison
France
Motor Transport Corps
O. E. Tustison
Chicago
Robert G. Turner
Paris
Miss Cena Brothers
Elm Street
Col
Fred H. Turner
Third Division
U. S. Army
Germany
Earl Lane
Pesky Ber Bug Killer P D Q Quietus Promises Pest-Free Homes
An old advertisement touts P D Q Quietus as a strong bug killer that stops bedbugs roaches ants and fleas. The two ounce package claims to make a quart of solution and to leave a coating on eggs to prevent hatching. Kills fleas on dogs and features a devil head logo and patent spout. Sold in leading drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Furniture, Pianos and Stock on Terms and Rates
A brief notice announces items for sale on buyer terms with legal rates and interest calculated for exact time. The ad lists furniture and pianos as the principal goods available under installment or credit arrangements.
Four States Affected By Huge Forest Fires
San Francisco reports widespread smoke as grass, brush, and forest fires scorch Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. Lightning sparked new blazes while winds hampered suppression efforts. In western Montana and northern Idaho, 612 fires have been recorded since June 10, with about 2,500 firefighters active. St. Regis, Montana, escaped encirclement as winds shifted, while major blazes threaten Glacier National Park area and Flathead forest.
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San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
St. Regis
Mont
Blackfeet
Glacier National Park
Flathead Forest
Oklahoma Auto in Reelsville Hill Wreck
Mr and Mrs Homer Robinson of Tulsa Oklahoma escaped serious injury when their sedan plunged twenty feet down a hill near Reelsville. The car stalled on the incline and brakes failed causing a topple to the embankment. Mrs Robinson sprained her ankle. The hill is a noted danger spot and may be avoided when the National road is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelsville Hill
Homer Robinson
Tulsa
Okla
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Brazil News
Prices of hogs reach new high in Indianapolis market
Hogs rose 40 cents in early trading with most sales at 23.40 and some as high as 23.50 as light regional runs and higher prices elsewhere push local demand. About 3,500 hogs bought by local packers and 4,000 sold to outside buyers. cattle calves and sheep held or improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. Pleasant
Malta
Via
Highlander
Jos. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Dick Smith
Emma Garrett
Illinois
Lucy Garrett
Mrs
Lewis Garrett
Lloyd Campbell
Anna Goodwin
Ful
Rei
Uscoe
United States
Wm. MacDonald
Greencast
Ford Brothers
King
Morrison & Foster
Harry Hawkins
H. BR
Nicholas
Webb & Cox
Roy Hudson
Putnam County
E Spencer Hardware Co
Russellville
Joe Woody
Raccoon
Clodfelter & Bettis
Morton C. By
Steward
Bainbrige
H. Curry & Son
Roachdale
Omer L. Nelson
Reelsville
Frank Cooper
A. A. Cooper
Douglas
Wyo
Mary Thorngren
Thorngren
Oakland
Cal
Cooper
Harry Allan
Eugene
Shelburn
Marie Zaharakos
Alice Thompson
East Washington Street
the Baptist Church
Earl Runyan
South Indiana Street
Needlecraft Club
Symara Foster
W. JM. Arnold
Gertrude Cook
Edgar L. Harris
Mary Moore
Boston
Louise Moore
Greenfield
Mass
Lucian Harris
Perry Rollings
Jesse
Neely O'Hair
Lafayette
Ernest Kivett
Belle Union
Beans
Ollie James
809Th Pioneer Colored Regiment
James
Jess Richardson
Richardson
S. Eugene Whitesides
Albert Albaugh
Indiana
Donner Block
Ind
Ana Loan Company
Wabash Aen
Terre Haute
Oklahoma Auto
Europe
UF Abe
R. P. Mullins
Druggist
Hittin
West Side Square
Brazil
Kentucky
Scranton
Tel
Glenn R. Hamrick
J.C. C
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