Clinton Township to Let Heating Contract for Morton School
Trustee W W Newgent announces bids for installation of steam heating and ventilating system at Morton School in Clinton Township Putnam County Indiana. Estimated cost 2500 dollars with 10 percent certified check and non collusion affidavit required. Bids due May 19 1928 at Corwin Gillen law office Greencastle Indiana.
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Clinton Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Corwin & Gillen
Greencastle
Morton School
Bevington -Williams Inc
State Board of Accounts
Industrial Board of Indiana
W. W. Newgent
Quiet Title Suit Notice in Putnam County Indiana
Notice to non residents in Putnam County Indiana informs defendants named in the filed complaint to quiet title against lands in section 23 township 14 north range 5 west. The court requires appearance or demurrer by June 18 1928. Hays Murphy attorney for Eugenie Pearl Williamson.
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Thomas Holland
Benjamin N. Nicholson
Alice M. Frank
Elizabeth F. Frank
Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Andrew Frank
John E. Frank
Amos W. Frank
Elizabeth Furney
Phillip Frank
Mollie Frank Ellis
Emily Johnson
Nancy Sweeney
Lucinda Day
James Frank
James H. Frank
Andrew J. Frank
William E. Frank
Nancy J. Frank
Ames H. Frank
Nancy A. Frank
Cain
Greencastle
HAYS @ MURPHY
Notice to taxpayers of Clinton Township budget hearing
Clinton Township trustees and advisory board in Putnam County Indiana announce a meeting to consider spending an extra 1500 dollars in 1928 for a heating system at Morton School and repairs in other township schools. Taxpayers may be heard. objections must be filed within ten days after the decision is made.
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Clinton Township
Putnam County
Indiana
W. W. Newgent
Morton
Notice to Contractors for Construction of School Building Greencastle
Greencastle School Trustees Putnam County Indiana invite sealed proposals May 22 1928 for General Construction Heating and Ventilation Plumbing and Electrical Wiring of a new one story six classroom grade school on Second Ward School site. Estimated cost 56000 with 3 percent certified check and non collusion affidavits. Bids must follow McGuire Shook forms 96 with drawings on file.
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Greencastle
Putnam County
Indiana
Second Ward
McGuire and Shook
Indianapolis
Ofice
J. M. Rotz Engineering Company
Lo Sald Board
McGuire & Shook
State Board of Accounts
School Trustees Notice of Workmen's Comp Act Compliance
The Greencastle School City and Greencastle School Township in Putnam County Indiana state that bidder has complied with the Workmen's Compensation Act. Witness our hands this 30th of April, 1928. Harry Collins, Paul Albin, Cassell C. Tucker. Also mentions a meeting or posting on May 8th. Posters.
Horned Toad Named Rip Travels From Eastland to Washington
The renowned horned toad Rip, nicknamed Rap Van Winkle, leaves Eastland Texas for Washington D C to meet President Coolidge and later tour vaudeville. Accompanied by Will M. Wood and S W Ruff the toad travels by car via Wheeling and Columbus aiming for a White House stop and a rendezvous with naturalist William T Hornaday in New York.
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Indianapolis
INS
Eastland
Texas
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Rip
Will M. Wood
W. Ruff
University
Austin
Washington
Wood
E. 2. Wood
Eastland County
St. Louis
Ruff
Wheeling
W. Va
Columbus
Ohio
White House
New York
William T. Hornaday
Bowers Named Keynote Speaker at Democratic Convention
Washington April 30 Claude G Bowers editor and writer on the New York Evening World was selected as temporary chairman and keynote at the Democratic national convention in Houston He was proposed by Mrs Leroy Springs and won unanimous approval after Senator Dill of Washington withdrew his name confirming broad support for Bowers noted for Jefferson and Jackson principles and as a New York delegate backing Governor Smith
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Washington
Claude G. Bowers
New York Evening World
Democratic National Committee
Houston
Bowers
Jefferson
Jackson
Indiana
New York
Smith
Leroy Springs
South Carolina
Shaver
Senator Dill
Dill
May Day Health Plan Emphasizes Child Welfare
Indiana health officials mark Child Health Day on May 1 with a bulletin urging parents to focus on 12 key needs. They stress regular habits, clean skin, proper diet, fresh air, correct posture, and adequate sleep for healthy, happy children.
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America
Indiana State Medical Association
Indiana
Indiana State Board of Health
Famous plane at end of trail lands at last airport
Washington April 30 A partnership of the heights and distances that won worldwide acclaim ends as Col Charles A Lindbergh lands the Spirit of St Louis at Bolling field after a 725 mile flight from St Louis in four hours fifty eight minutes He will turn the plane over to the Smithsonian Institution for display among notable American achievements.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Bolling Field
Lindbergh
Smithsonian Institution
Indianapolis Adopts Daylight Savings Plan
Indianapolis moves to daylight savings with clocks advancing one hour at 2:00 AM on the second Sunday in May and falling back at 2:00 AM on the first Monday after the last Sunday of October. The enactment faces possible veto or repeal at upcoming council session.
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Indianapolis
L. Ert Slack
Education of Parents Aims at Health Day
Four child welfare experts urge parental education as the key outcome of National Child Health Day on May 1. They emphasize milk and protein, balanced meals, and everyday learning by doing to foster self-reliance, sharing, and family involvement in a child’s development.
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New York City
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Anna E. Richardson
American Home Economics Association
Edna Noble White
Merrill- Palmer School
Douglas A. Thom
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Dr. T. M. Culver Offers Treating Specialties by Traveling
Indiana licensed specialist with four years experience treats blood skin and internal diseases without surgery or injections. Formerly with National Doctors of Milwaukee and Chicago Hospital, he travels town to town for mobile care with free examination and home care instruction. Ladies escorted.
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T. M. Culver
Indiana
Culver
National Doctors of Milwaukee
Chicago Hospital
Boy who killed father released in Indiana case
Jeffersonville Indiana April 30 the Clark County grand jury refused to indict John Korte 19 for the murder of his father Nicholas Korte 61 deeming the homicide justifiable The youth who lost a hand in a hunting accident last fall fired a shotgun through a window as his father allegedly threatened his mother Helena Korte with a butcher knife
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark County Grand Jury
George C. Kopp
John Korte
Nicholas Korte
Charlestown
Korte
Benson R. Veasey
Helena Korte
Son testimony in custody case details neighbor surety
A brief court note states the son provided surety via a neighbor in a custody matter. The readable text indicates testimony related to financial or guardian arrangements without further details.
Warning on dangerous wild plants from Purdue station
A Purdue University experimental station warns that a plant resembling Parsnip or anise can cause violent poisoning. Four documented cases exist. leaves may be boiled and eaten, but the roots must be avoided. Parents should watch children for roots and any ingestion of wild greens, as even small pieces can be deadly.
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Lafayette
Ind
A. A. Hazurdue University Perimental
Ness
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