Putnam Court Sues Drake For Note Debts
The First National Bank of Cayuga filed suit in Putnam Court against Guy Drake for $650 with interest. Mathew P. Hoover, by attorney H. B. Aikman, also sued Drake in Putnam Circuit Court for $400. The notices list various local residents and events including a Baptist minister's visit and a hospital operation for a teenager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Cayuga
Putnam Court
Guy Drake
H. B. Aikman
Mathew P. Hoover
Cayuga
Putnam
Unions Consider Canada Route to Evade Court Rulings
In Chicago on June 12, reports said rail unions facing new wage cuts may direct and fund a remote strike from Canada to sidestep U S Supreme Court rulings holding unions liable for damages caused by members. Union leaders noted unions are international bodies and Canadian headquarters could shield them from penalties.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Seem to Prove Connection Between Chilean Stone Tools and Sioux Falls Finds
Rich ard Franklin Pettigrew of Sioux Falls states that stone implements from Chile resemble stone hatchets and axes found near Split Rock and Big Sioux rivers east of Sioux Falls. A Santiago researcher reportedly gave the Chilean finds to Pettigrew, who showed them upon returning to Washington from a four month west coast trip.
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Richard Franklin Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
South America
Chile
Split Rock
Big Sioux
Pettigrew
Santiago
Washington
EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING opens at new Ford location
Auto shop announces guaranteed service at No. 3 East Franklin Street. Ford and Woodrum advertise gasoline oils and related repairs with a phone contact.
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East
Franklin Street
Ford & Woodrum
Namesake Enlists Under Moonshine Hill Claim
A Houston navy recruiting officer signed up Bryan Dry after learning he shared a name with William Jennings Bryan and discovering a Moonshine Hill in Texas, deeming him fit for naval service.
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H. F B. Parsons
Navy
Houston
Tex
Bryan Dry
William Jennings Bryan
Ursons
Texas
Nbauvy
Kansas City Star
Disturbed Slumbers at Grandmother’s House
A nephew brings a new toy dog to grandmother’s home and worries it will be disturbed by his younger brother. An elderly neighbor, responding to bell ringing, finds the boy at the door with the woolly dog and asks to have it put to sleep in the neighbor’s bed because it is too noisy.
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Chicago Tribune
Frisco or bust phrase in Indianapolis News humor
A reader recalls the auction phrase F. O. B. meaning Frisco or bust as he sees automobile ads in a magazine, sharing the memory with his mother. The scene captures a boyish interpretation from an Indianapolis News clipping.
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Brother
Indianapolis News
For Sale: Sewing Attachments and Cultivator Planter
Hemstitching and picoting attachment suitable for any sewing machine priced at 2.50 with full instructions offered by Oriental Novelty Co Box 11 Corpus Christi Texas. Avery Geilnger new model two row cultivator planter twenty days use guaranteed like new price 400 delivery Greencastle demonstration on square Saturday at Stone Garage willing to demo under plowing conditions near city.
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Oriental Novelty Co
Corpus Christi
Tex
Avery Geylinger
Greencastle
Furniture Sale at 104 Spring Avenue This Week
Household items offered for sale include mahogany dining room set, buffet, chairs, china closet, Queen Anne walnut bedroom suite, oak davenport, library table, dining tables, kitchen chairs, cabinets, rugs, linoleum, beds, rockers, and an electric Cadillac sweeper. Call Tuesday to Thursday at 366 X.
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Spring Avenue
Cadillac
Wanted Girl to Care for Children
A notice seeking a girl to care for children appears with contact at 412 East Washington. The brief offers no additional details on hours or remuneration.
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East Washington Street
Young Man Love Affairs Seen Failing Amid Busy Life
A column questions whether romance can thrive when a young man is overwhelmed by work and business. The writer argues focus on duties may hinder relationships and urges balance.
Knight Adds Ten To Faculty At Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute Ind June 12 Ten additions will join the Indiana State Normal school faculty for the summer quarter B A Knight will teach industrial arts George Browning, a student at the institution, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Betty Browning on East Washington Street
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Frank Wallace
B. W. Kelly
Terre Haute
Ndiana State Normal School
Ind
Indiana State Normal School
B. A. Knight
George Browning
State Normal
Betty Browning
East Washington Street
Hessian Fly Infests Winter Wheat Across Regions
Entomologists report Hessian fly widespread in winter wheat, with the outbreak the worst in years. Early sowing and favorable weather fuel the damage, as maggots feed on stems and lodging reduces yields. infested patches should be plowed under and samples sent to the state entomologist for verification.
Plans To Control Erosion For Farmers
The article reviews Farmers Bulletin 1234 by C F E Ramser from the USDA on gullies and erosion. It explains ten loss modes, highlights soil wash as the key issue, and outlines control methods such as plowing seed ing trees and dam building with materials like brush straw and stones. It notes some cases require concrete walls but most plans use inexpensive materials and offer free access from Washington DC.
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C. F E. Ramser
United States Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Plan to Eradicate Sorrel
The simplest method to kill sorrel without cultivating is to spray with a copperas solution made from two pounds of copperas per gallon of water, repeating as growth resumes. An alternative is to slake quicklime with water and apply the mixture over the plants, repeating as needed.
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Greencastle Battery Battery and Tire Service
A. M. Bailey
D. D
Seattle
Henry A. Sublett
Fillmore
Bailey
First Baptist Church
Northern Baptist Convention
Indianapolis
Rev. Bailey
Bessie Nell Barnett
Mary Barnett
North Greencastle
Miss Barnett
C. C. Tucker
Methodist Hospital
Robert Barnett
Hugh Barnett
Helen Buis
Lafayette
Purdue University
Robert Hamrick
Schuyler Hamrick
Sandusky, Ohio
Brothers
R. T. Hamrick
E.R. Hamrick
Albert Hamrick
Miriam Thompson
Vivalia
Chautauqua
First National Bank
Betty Vaughn
Tooms
Mrs. Ed. Cooper
East Anderons Street
H. C. Clippinger
New York
J. E. Courtney
East Anderon Street
J. L. Hamilton
Portland Mills
Mary Hamilton
Harold McNary
Forest McNary
Marion Township
Agricultural Department of
Mrs. O. Webb
Danville
Cornelia Allen
J. P. Allen, Jr
East Seminary Street
Marjorie Lease
New York City
Louise Allen
New London
Conn
J. P. Allen
Taylor Avenue
Missouri Hanna
Robert Hanna
Phoenix
Arizona
Hanna
John Allee
Albert Allee
Columbia University Law School
Mary Stanley
Ottie
Denver
Colorado
James Bryan
Stanley
Mr. Bryan
James Hurst
South Indiana Street
James Shamel
Camden
Indiana
Edgar Shamel
A. J. Knoll
Locust Street
Minette Wright
Mr. Ond
A. J Overstreet
New Harmony
O. F. Overstreet
Bridge Club
J. E. Porter
Frances Eckhardt
Mabel Edwards
Esther Snider
LaVerne Snider
Clinton
Epworth League
College Avenue
M. E. Church
Charles
Babe) Conklin
Mrs. Conklin
North
Madison Street
Indiana Loan Co
Donner
U. S
Treasury Notes
South Dakota
Dobbs & Vestal
John J. Black
Indiana Street
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Reel’s
Reelsville
Universal Tire & Rubber Company
Michigan City
Knight
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Pauline Curley
Tarzan
Frank Mayo
Mary Ash Miller
Phay
Chas. Dorety
Belacer
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Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Burrato
Niagara
The
Cleveland & Bunsloransit Company
Ohio
H. Askew
D. Co
Palmer Chiropractor
the Herald
Ivan
S. Glidwell
Mgr
Kemp
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