Notice to Voters of Mill Creek Township
Notice to voters in Mill Creek Township Putnam County Indiana about a highway improvement case W H Heavens et al It details a May 1920 proceeding for new estimate of 21457 55 and a June 1920 report and on file plans The remonstrance window closes 20 days after June 15 1920 If no remonstrance is filed the board will proceed with the improvement Also notes a lost pocketbook inquiry Alma Hodshire finders to Herald Office
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W. H. Heavens
Mil Creek Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Mill Creek Township
Alva Lisny
MM. McAvoy
Emory Nichols
Board of Commissioners of
Charles W. Daggy
Putnam County Diners Putnam County Din Diners?
Requests information leading to arrest of any person dynamiting fish in Putnam County Indiana. Address Fish and Game Club Greencastle Indiana. Information leading to arrest and conviction of any violator of Fish and Game laws in Putnam County Indiana. Address Fish and Game Club Greencastle Indiana.
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Putnam County
Fish and Game Club
Greencastle
Indiana
Wanted to Rent House Near Greencastle Indiana
Wanted to rent a house near Greencastle for a small family. Seeking a permanent tenant and possible small acreage. Contact John K R Hand at 1042 Van Buren Street, South Bend Indiana.
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Greencastle
John KR
Hand
van Buren Street
South Bend
Indiana
Summer Piano Courses Open for Registrants
The summer term in piano with Pliss Rutledge begins June 17. Individual and class lessons are offered and a study class on the Elements of Music will be organized if enough join. Adults and younger students are invited. Registration is in Room 3 Music Hall from 2 to 5 PM on June 16.
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Pliss Rutledge
Music Hall
Thomas Bosson
Indianapolis
S. A. Hays
Mr. Bosson
Mrs. Bosson
Susie Farrow
Local notes on Greencastle visitors and departures
George Feld family leaves for Denver to start a new home. Numerous locals arrive, depart, or visit for DePauw commencement. Highlights include guests from Indianapolis, Detroit, Chicago, Muncie, and St. Joe Michigan, with events at the university and surrounding towns.
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Margaret Brown
St. Joe
Michigan
DePauw
Retail Dealers Meet Tonight for Trade Discussion
The Chamber of Commerce retail dealers section will meet this evening at the commercial club rooms to continue talks on trade. Richmond cherries are listed for sale with phone contact 286.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Richmond
Former German liners marked for sabotage at sea
Sabotage reports target United States flag ships formerly under Germany and the Cunard line now England bound. Vessels cited include the George Washington, Moccasin, Callao, and Inperator with tampered machinery and opened sea cocks. Bombs found on the George Washington. Moccasin sunk in Erie basin. Culine declared unseaworthy after tampering.
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Washington
Moccasin Sink
Callao
New York
Laperator
Cunard Line
England
United States
George Washington
Wilson
Moccasin
Europe
Erie Basin
Rio de Janeiro
Via Crucis Rite Revived at Rome Coliseum After Fifty Years
The Coliseum hosts the Via Crucis ceremony again after a 50 year gap. Pope Benedict XIV in the 1740s established the rite with a cross and fourteen stations. Faced with 1870 Rome’s rise as Italy’s capital, the practice paused until now. Princess Barberini led a women’s column. Participants included many patrician men in gray robes and cowls.
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Rome
Via Crucis
Benedet Iiv
Reume
Italy
Coliseum
Barberini
Farmer Kills 47 Snakes While Plowing Den Near Tipton In
Peter Neven, plowing on a farm near Tipton Indiana, overturned a den of snakes. He used a nearby grub hoe to kill 15 snakes of various kinds, then cleared another large roll of snakes totaling 42 more, for 47 in all. The snakes measured 15 to 18 inches. rattlesnakes were not present.
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Peter Neven
Tipton
Neven
Vicar Endorses War Slang in Parish Magazine
Rev J Cartmel-Robinson of Bedford Park advocates using war slang such as lead-swinger funkhole and skrimshanker. He notes church folk fight a holy war with polite, archaic language, clinging to respectability even when it lacks impact.
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London
J. Cartmel-Robinson
Bedford Park
Funkhole
Skrimshanker
Coast to Coast Air Mail Line Expands Across U S Routes
Congress boosts air mail funding to 1.415 million for 1920 21 era new routes. New York to San Francisco expected in 38 hours with 2 cent postage. Plans extend from Omaha to Cheyenne Salt Lake City Ogden Reno Sacramento and San Francisco as De Haviland Martin and Morse planes join expanding network.
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New York
San Francisco
Washington
Sam
Congress
Sa. m
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bellefonte
Chicago
Bryan
Ohio
Omaha
Town City
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Reno
Sacramento
St. Louis
New Orleans
Thomas Morse
Jameson
Mall
Rai
Martin
Chicago-St. Louis
Post Office Department
Magpies Attack Cattle in Limestone District
Reports from the Limestone district of the northern Black Hills describe magpies as a real menace to livestock. The birds target fresh meat and fly in by the hundreds to peck holes in tender areas of sheep and cattle when carcasses are scarce.
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Limestone
Black Hills
Finish of a Monkey Faced Owl in Bardstown
A fine specimen of the monkey faced owl was killed in Bardstown Kentucky after a battle with a crow. The bird measured three feet with bright golden plumage mottled gray and long silky white feather rings around its eyes.
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Bardstown
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