Trustees' Notices From Various Townships Prominent Officials
Trustees announce weekly office hours across Madison, Mill Creek, Jackson, Floyd, Marion townships to transact official business. Names include J W Knauer Ernest Kivety Benjamin Walls Oliver Stringer Pred Todd and Rector. Residents advised of residence or office meetings on specified weekdays to conduct trustee duties.
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Madisa Township
J. W. Knauer
Mill Creek Finestra
Salu Iy
Ernest Kivety
Jackson Township
Jackson
Benjamin Walls
Ployd Township
Floyd Oup
Marion
Wise
Notice to Non-Residents in Putnam Circuit Court
Notice to non residents James Eisell et al in the Putnam Circuit Court September Term 1914. Howard Rightsell et al sue for partition of real estate. Defendants Wes Baumunk and Lewis T Right to appear by September 16, 1914, or default will be entered. Arthur J. Hamrick Clerk. Newgent Deputy Clerk. James & Alles Attys. Weekly July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Howard Rightsell
James Eisell
Allee
Wes & Allee
Wes Baumunk
Lewis
T. Rightie
The Ethics of Prayer and the Just Judge Parable
A Sunday half hour discusses prayer as duty and relation to God as Judge, Father, and friend. It contrasts prayerlessness with petition, notes Jesus parables of the widow and the friend, and highlights humility, faith, and dependence in prayer. The column shifts to a aquarium feature describing Japanese paradise fish building air nests and caring for eggs with a male parent brooding and guiding offspring.
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God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Acquarium
Casey
Buble
O. K
Hersel T
New York Sun
Making Matrimony Pleasant in a Greater New York Wedding
A Washington Star item recounts wedding antics where guests showered the couple with rice causing ear injury to the bridegroom and delaying the bridal journey. It notes risks from flying missiles during celebrations and hints at a tradition evolving with romantic ceremonies.
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New York
Washington Star
Sand in poultry feeds sparks consumer anger
Washington consumers accuse poultry sellers of adding sand and rock to chicken feed as ballast. The Agriculture Department investigates after claims that 150 000 to 300 000 pounds weekly flow to New York buyers, via a palatable paste given to poultry, harming consumers and farmers alike.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
New York
Greater
Double Row Celery Culture Boosts Yield and Ease
A gardener explains growing celery in double rows to nearly double stalks per area. Transplant after cabbage, use trench irrigation, and earth up steadily for blanching. Favorable varieties include Golden Rose and Giant Pascal, with self blanching types praised for flavor and keeping quality.
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Rudyard Kipling
German potato surplus used for drying and alcohol
The article argues for U.S. potato production growth and cites Germany as a model where surplus tubers are dried, fed to livestock, or made into alcohol. It notes potential U.S. uses including potato starch, animal feed, and new factory methods to reduce waste and manage disease risks.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agricul
Germany
United States
Proper movable roosts aid poultry house sanitation
The article advises removable roosts for a new poultry house to prevent mite infestations. It notes that fixed roosts cause crowding and injuries as hens scramble for upper spots, while movable roosts allow cleaning and whitening with disinfectant to eradicate vermin.
The Benefits of Arbitration
A peace maker persuades two youths to settle by arbitration by selecting twelve arbitrators. Half an hour later the street erupts again as police rush to the scene, exposing the flawed reliance on arbitration as a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owge
Frayed Scene Aboard Goaded Boat with an Eager Passenger
The garrulous elderly woman aboard the stern pesters the guide with questions about fish, woodcraft, and history. A tense moment arises when she spots a ripple and asks for the source, while the guide and others respond with restrained chatter as a moody breeze stirs the lake.
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Olly
Sallys Question in Maryland Town Sunday School
A Maryland Sunday school superintendent known as a dry goods merchant faced a humorous mishearing during a lesson. After prompting for questions a young girl timidly asked how much the loves for girls in his window cost, provoking quiet embarrassment.
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Maryland
Sally
Mr. Ward
Thoese
Mess Officers Debate Rifle Shot Challenge
A military mess discusses a rifle shoot test offering a stake of cigars. A lieutenant claims he can fire twenty shots at two hundred yards and hit each shot without a marker. The major objects, but the lieutenant proceeds, declaring the target irrelevant to win the cigars.
Hopeful's Wife Receives Light Sentence Review
A court case notes the husband sentenced to three years with potential reduction to twelve months for good behavior. The wife urges Mrs. Dooley to tell him to rest and consider his conduct, while his future behavior remains in question.
Diminutive Pred Seeks Kittychism Amid Hard Catechism
A child named Pred pleads for a lighter catechism asking for a "kittychism" as the adult corrects the request with a witty exchange about learning. The fragment reveals a humorous domestic moment centered on religious instruction and a child’s impatience.
Notice to Bid on George W Landes Road Macadam Project
Putnam County Indiana board of commissioners invites sealed proposals for 8235.5 feet of macadam road improvement on the George W Landes road in Greencastle Township. Bids due August 12 at 2 pm in the County Auditor's office. Bonds required, surety residency or company, affidavits denying collusion, right to reject bids reserved.
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Board of Commissioners
County of
Putnam
State of
Indiana
Greencastle
Greencastle Township
Putnam County
George W. Landes
Auditor’s
W. W. Tucker Physician and Surgeon Prominent Greencastle Doctor
W. W. Tucker, physician and surgeon, maintains an office on Vine Street between Washington and Welton Streets in Greencastle for patient care and consultations.
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Bence Building
South Vine Street
Greencastle, Ind
Vine Street
Washneton and
Welnot St
Greencastle
Foreclosure Suit Notice in Putnam County 1914
Notice to non residents Minnie L Miller and J Albert Miller in Delilah F Sutherland vs Minnie J Miller et al Complaint No 8641 filed by William M Sutherlin foreclosing mortgage. Defendants must answer by Sept 17 1914 at Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana or default will be entered. Clerk Arthur J Hamrick. Deputy Pearl Newgent. Plffs Atty William M Sutherlin. St Wkly July 24th.
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State of Indiana
Putnam County
Putnam Circuit Court
Delilah FP. Sutherlin
William M. Sutherlin
Minnie L. Miller
J. Albert Miller
Indiana
Court House
Greencastle
Arthur J. Hamrick
Pearl Newgent
Plffs
St Wkly
Quick Cure for Diarrhoea Remedy
The text promotes Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the prompt cure. One dose at first signs of loose bowels is said to cure, with the product available at all dealers for instant use.
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Chamberlain
Appointment of Samuel Rightsell Estate Administrator
Notice from Putnam County Indiana that Chaney R. Knight is appointed Administrator of the estate of Samuel Rightsell. The estate is said to be solvent. Dated July 1, 1914, filed July 17, with attorneys James & Allee.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Samuel Rightsell
Chaney R. Knight
Allee, James & Allee
Attys, St SD
Speedway relief promises comfort with quick cooling effect
An old Scotch remedy now available in America offers rapid relief from rheumatism lumbago sore throat bruised tendons tired feet and sprained muscles. The ad guarantees satisfaction or money back and includes a free work with each bottle showing full directions.
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Speedway
Ameri
A. Cook Drug Store
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Madison Township
Oliver Stringer
Monroe Township
Bainbridge
Elcheson S
Pr. Oo. F. Overstreet
the State of
Putnam Coun
Putnam Circuit
Il Court
Nencastle
J. Hamrick
Lee
Jamee & Alles
Piffs
Attys
MONON
OLS & Louisville
Mimec
Humphreys
Caudren
Ral
port @ermons
A. C. Dixon
Jod
Leutenant
J. L. Atrhart
W. W. Tucker
A. PD
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