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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
2
Publication details for Greencastle Indiana Daily Herald and Weekly Herald Democrat delivery. Rates listed include yearly and quarterly options, with city carrier pricing and mail subscriptions.
Indianapolis June 3 amid the ranch and range spectacle at the Round Up by Murat Temple Surmers at the State Fair Grounds June 10 and 11 for the ith Annual Shrine Convention visitors will see trick riding wild horse events and a parade.
A Washington state pole built by the Pacific States Telephone Co stands 129 feet high near Aberdeen on the Chehalis river. Built to keep wires clear of river traffic, it replaces a 90 foot pole and weighs about 6000 pounds. The structure is anchored deeply with steel guying and towed 12 miles for final placement.
A wild horse lesson shows a cowboy testing a temperamental mount as the crowd laughs at the rider's missteps. The scene captures rough range pastime energy and the unpredictability of the horse during a public display.
An account describes a public rodeo featuring steer riding bull riding and bucking horse events. Prominent riders Captain Lee Caldwell Tom Renderson and Eddie McCarty perform in cowboys relay races while skilled horsework and lariat skills attract attention.
An advertisement touts P. D. Q. as a 35 cent insecticide that claims to kill bed bugs and their eggs, along with fleas, chicken lice, ants, and roaches. It promises safe use on fabrics and furniture and includes a patent spout for easy application. The copy urges readers to request the product if local druggists do not stock it.
Mr Wm B Wisler of Dorlassville Pa says a sample of Chamberlains Tablets relieved his indigestion after a gloomy attack in 1909. He continued use and has not had a similar attack since, stating the tablets were a great help.
A garbled notice cites Chamberlain's Colic and Cholera Remedy as a suggested cure for stomach pains. It mentions offering whiskey, a doctor or elge as options and notes a price of 9 cents. The passage reflects a chaotic advert style from Ames.
The Central Trust Company pays 4 percent interest on deposits, inviting noncustomers to try the bank and earn returns on savings.
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