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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
3
A humorous reminiscence contrasts rigid ancestral wedding trials with modern ease. Bulstrode recalls generations of relatives, exclaiming that marriage once required exhausting inspections and quarrelsome aunts while a sly Cincinnati doctor and a thrifty lawyer round out tales of impractical courtship and old time manners.
A rural report notes a major farm setback involving ten dogs. Authorities or owners seek redress and measures to regain the lost investment or returns. The piece emphasizes the financial impact on the farm operation and potential remedies.
The Agriculture Department warns stray sheep-killing dogs threaten farmers with losses near 144 million dollars, suggesting a uniform state dog tax and licensing to fund compensation, plus strict penalties for dogs that harm flocks. It contrasts Britain’s intensive methods with U S practices and urges rapid action before flock numbers fall further.
Mrs Ida Wallace of Miami and Master Theodore Wilson of Indianapolis visit Dr. and Mrs. N S Wood at their Reelsville farm. Numerous relatives travel for calls and trips including Miss Muriel Lisby Shelbyville and Mr Charles Gambold in Coatesville. Several trips to Bloomington Indianapolis Rome City Rochester and Lake Manitou are reported with family news and health updates.
Indiana coal field updates show few mine closures in central Indiana as officials with Mine Workers and operators withhold figures. Reports indicate 7,000 to 22,000 men idle with no strikes, and miners say they have simply quit while officials assess the situation.
Classified ads note low shoes at a great reduction and mention farm loans. Listings include Brown and Moffett, a rental wanted for a house near Greencastle by a small family with permanent tenant, and John R. Hand seeking occupation at 1042 Van Buren Street South Bend Indiana.
Frank Roberts Jr and Robert Taylor of the Taylor Roberts Concert Company will perform at Fillmore Church Saturday night under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of the Fillmore church.
Meet Me At CHRISTIE'S. GIRL WANTED General house work no washing or ironing. Tele phone 96 Maude Bridges. PUBLIC SALES We are now making fall sales See us early for your date Dobbs & Vestal Office over Central Nat's Bank Residence phones 168 771 Office Phone 179 FOR SALE One 1920 Ford Truck six cord tires shock absorbers Stock body Christie Thomas Auto Sales Co REAL ESTATE List your farm and city property with Carpenter and Stringer Office over Central National Bank Phone 500
In a playful anecdote, Muschler and Pilbert discuss pets seeking human company. A chicken enters a dinner party, prompting guests to chase and a dramatic shot under the dining room, illustrating birds’ affection for people and the humor of domestic life.
A couple recalls using Rat Snap to control rats during a camping vacation. They bought the product in several sizes for 25c 50c and $1, sold by local merchants. Also an apartment for rent at 2303 North Jackson Street is listed.
Rat problem plagues farms with grain, chickens, and eggs stolen and damaged. Advertisers claim RAT SNAP kills rats effectively, even with odors, and says cats or dogs won’t touch it. Sold in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 backed by John Cook & Sons and R P Mullins.
Mrs J S Skelton of Greencastle says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back pain headaches and dizziness from kidney trouble in 1915 and again in 1919 confirms the remedy as a standard for kidney relief. She notes a box suffices and prices are 60 cents at dealers.
A flirtatious encounter unfolds near the college grounds between a Teachers College student and a law student. She aims for a Master of Arts degree while he texts hopes aloud. Later, in his room under shaded light, the affair takes a decisive turn.
Two poultry culling demonstrations are planned for Friday July 30 by County Agent Charles Jackson. The first will be at the farm of H. O. Batman northwest of Bainbridge at 9 o'clock and the second at an unspecified location the same day.
A commercial traveler tries to bribe a canny Aberdeen manager with Havana cigars after taking a large order. The Scot refuses bribes over religious grounds but finally agrees to accept two boxes when offered at a nominal price, noting the offer is well meant.
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