Report of condition CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Green castle 1920
Report of condition for CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK in Green castle Indiana as of February 28 1920. Includes resources such as loans and discounts United States securities and deposits and liabilities including deposits certificates of deposit and notes payable. Signed by cashier James L Randell and directors with notary M J Murphy March 5 1920.
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Central National Bank
Greencastle
Indiana
U. S
Federal Bank
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Adventures of a Nature Guide About Hunters and Bears
The piece recalls A Mills and his tale of refuge from a grizzly in pursuit, noting Roosevelts approval and Mills status as a national park guide. It argues the wilderness seems safe for innocent hikers while stressing misperceptions of hunter and prey. Portland Oregonian.
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Roosevelt
Mills
National Park
Portland
Why Colds Are Dangerous
Explains that colds weaken lungs and pave the way for serious illnesses such as pneumonia consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. Warns that longer colds increase danger and that removing a cold quickly reduces risk. Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, pleasant remedy.
Savage reply as hero departs for revenge
A returned hero confronts his mother before leaving to locate the man who sent a letter urging him to take one course in physical culture. The door slams as he vows action in a stark Home Sector scene.
Stomach Trouble Ends for Fenmore Man After Tablets
Theodore Sandford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain with indigestion and sleepless nights. After using Chamberlains Tablets he now can eat fruit and vegetables without pain or unrest. Ad says these tablets are beneficial for indigestion or constipation and urges a trial.
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Theodore Sandford
Fenmore
Mich
Chamberlain
Ady
Timely cough remedy promoted in Herald appeal
Advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds noting its pleasant taste and wide reputation for relief. The message ends with a subscriber appeal for the Herald.
Peru Poised to Build Airplane Factory and Postal Network
Chilean officials study an English backed plan to establish an airplane factory in Chill and a national postal air service. Gen. Don Pedro Partnell supports the project citing $2.5 million capital, military independence, and job creation. Several South American nations expand aviation for mail, transport, and military use across coastlines, mines, and ranches.
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Valparaiso
Chill
Chitlan
South Pacific Mail
Don Pedro Partnell
John Thomas Aircraft Manufacturing Company
Chili
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Legal Fight 39 Years Stretches Across World
In Brooklyn Supreme Court a long estate dispute unfolds with Mrs. Fannie S Thurber opposing William L Dexter Thurber and Edmund Gibbs Thurber. The case concerns a suspected annuity of 538 claimed as the husband’s property, with affidavits totaling around 100 pages. The fight spans New York Tihede Island Massachusetts and Australia.
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New York
Tihede Island
Massachusetts
Australia
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Fannie
Thurber
Riverside Drive
Justice Cropsey
Willam
Dexter Thurber
Edmund Gibbs Thurber
Emir Ali Opposes Move Against Sultan in Constantinople
Indian privy councilor Emir Ali argues temporal authority for the sultan of Turkey should endure and the Turkish capital remain under caliphate. He warns driving out the Turkis would provoke Muslim unrest in India and beyond, citing 70 million Sunni and 12 million Shiah Muslims who back the sultan's continued rule.
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London
Turkey
Constantinople
Emir Ali
Bengal
India
Date for end of World War to be officially fixed
London reports a counsel committee named to decide the official end date of the world war. Thousands of pounds are tied up in cases awaiting this authoritative decision. A prominent barrister notes many war measures created uncertainty and seeks a clear ruling on timing.
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London
Bribe Germans With Gifts in Schleswig Plebiscite Campaign
Berlin reports that Danish campaigners in Schleswig use gifts of bacon sausage butter and clothing to sway voters. Germans labeled bacon Danes by locals are among those who support Danish occupancy. Despite lavish propaganda and real estate purchases in Flensburg the correspondent predicts Germany will win if turnout is high on election day.
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Berlin
Schleswig
Tageblatt
Flensburg
Germany
Tanks in Northern Arizona Pines Displace Horses and Men
In Flagstaff, a lumber company bought two war tanks from the war department to haul timber. Each tank has displaced 10 horses and 14 men, solving winter hauling problems despite weather. The tanks roar and clank as they move ore and lumber through pine forests.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Germany
Arizona
War Department
Debt Slavery in Trengganu and Odd Indian Names
London reports that Trengganu, a Malay state under British protection, still uses debt bondage with children pledged for parental debts though it is to be abolished soon. In Sioux City, schoolgirls at Pine Ridge face outsized Native American names such as Victoria Holy Mock and Julia Afraid of a Hawk, among others.
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London
England
Trengganu
J. 1D. Humphreys
Mr. Humphreys
Sioux City
Pine Ridge Reservation
Victoria Holy Mock
Julia
Mary Brown Ears
Titian
Razy Sihpest
Mercy Yellow Shirt
Ennie
Elin Red Eyes
Jolla Stands Co
Divorce Bill Sways Filipino Families For Twelve Grounds?
In the Philippines a bill pending in the legislature aims to amend the divorce law to eleven grounds for separation instead of one. Among contemplated grounds are whipping and violence by either spouse to force a change of religion, with about 2,000 married couples awaiting the outcome.
Second Leprosy Case Reported in Boston
A second leprosy case in a fortnight is confirmed in Boston. Nicholas Bruno a cement worker is diagnosed and will be sent to the leper colony at Venlikese Island for treatment.
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Boston
Nicholas Bruno
Venlikese Island
Coyotes Draw Growing Pelts Trade in Pawnee Rock Kansas
Local hunters in Pawnee Rock Kansas report rising profits from coyote pelts as prices reach 88 to 12 dollars per skin and the sport gains popularity. State bounty payments and lower competition are noted as contributing factors to the burgeoning activity in the area.
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Pawnee Rock
Kan
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James L. Rendel
James .L. Randbel
S. A. Hays
Frank Donner
C. H. Barnaby
M. J. Murphy
Notary Public
T. Daily
Mar
Total Wa
H. Askew
Palmer Chiropractor
Washington and
Vine Streets
Ofice
W. H. Eitelforge Meat Market
Herald
the Herald
Ant
East Washington ST
Donner
Allies
Great Britain
Philippines
Coyote Pelle
Ralph W. Parker
E. Seminary
VIA
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Traction Terminal Buy
Indianapolis
Ind
HURST
Mazda
Hart’s
Hurst & CO
R. P. Mullins
West Side Square
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