Greencastle Afternoon Advertises Arnold Propriety
Charles J Arnold proprietor of a Greencastle Indiana daily paper lists the office at 17 and 19 Jackson Street with contact telephone 65 and publishes every afternoon except Sunday.
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Charles J. Arnold
Jackson Street
Greencastle
Ind
Cards of Thanks and Democratic ticket listings
Cards of Thanks are 50 cents each and obituaries are 1 dollar each. Poetry adds five cents per line. The Democratic ticket lists Samuel M. Ralston for U S Senator and other local races including Charles H. Bidaman Willis E Gill Glenn H Lyon Walter S Campbell Wilbur O Clodfelter Jacob E McCarry William P Koehler Paul F Priest William F Davis David J Skelton William S Burris Ora A Days James G Britton.
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Willis E. Gill
Judicial Circuit
Glenn H. Lyon
Walter S. Campbell
William D. Lovett
Wilbur O. Clodfelter
Dave Stewart Wright
Elijah S. Wallace
Jacob E. McCarry
William P. Koehler
Paul F. Priest
David J. Skelton
William S. Burris Ora A. Days
James G. Britton
Progressive revolt deepens in Indiana and Pennsylvania
The piece notes Harding ally Senator New’s defeat as a blow to the administration, with Beveridge and Pinchot highlighting a broader Progressive revolt. It warns of sustained anti-boss sentiment into 1924, discusses Pennsylvania politics, and argues tariff bills will raise living costs via hidden taxes.
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Senator New
Indiana
Harding
New
Beveridge
Taft
Washington
White House
1924
Pennsylvania
Keystone Party
Webster Grimm
Gifford Pinchot
Alter
Pinchot
Bossism
Senate Finance Committee
Hidden Costs Burden Every Purchase In Hard Times
The passage argues that taxes and fees cling to all purchases, affecting men at every turn regardless of necessity or buyer's means, shaping everyday economy and hardship.
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Detroit
May Term Commissioners Allowances Listed 1922
The May term allowances for 1922 include payments to Eliott-Fisher Co. aud off 1.50 J Arnold 13.95 Helen Buis aud off cone Ellitt-Fisher Co Rec off 18.58 Frank Wallace sch supt 298.00 Helen Buis dep sch supt 30.00 Paul F Priest aest 113.50 J G Cunningham Monroe 96.00 Warren Francis Cunningham Monroe 72.00 Warren Charles Mitchell Warren 96.00 Numerous township and pauper expenses are itemized for Greencastle Marion Monroe and Cloverdale townships with payments to individuals and firms including J W Eggers Fred Todd Allen Bros Matthew & Keller Wm Hood and others.
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Eliott-Fisher Co
J. Arnold
Helen Buis
Cone Bie Ellitt-Fisher Co
Frank Wallace
Paul F. Priest
Aest
C. J. Arnold
Puble Adv
S. A. Vermilion
Townships
Greencastle Water Works Co
H. & Jail
G. L. Ruark
Marion Tp
C. A. Smith
Marion
Gilbert E. Pritchard
Mill Creek
J. G. Cunningham
Monroe
Frank Mitchell
Warren
Francis Cuningham
Charles Mitchell
J. W. Eggers
Franklin
Fred Todd
Greencastle
Allen Bros
Grencastle
Paul Grimes
J. Sudranski Co
J. F. Lone & Son
C. H. Ashworth
Lillie Ferand
A. D. Chew
Matthew & Keller
Wm. J. Hood
Jan. Sal
H. A. Selers & Co
Poor
Abe Cohn
Cloverdale
Hattie Thomas
Matron
Greencastle Telephone Co
H. L. Jackso
C. H
M. D. Ricketts
Spring Handle Co
Bick Coffman Hdw
Geo
Walter Gardner
Wes Do
Raymond Allen George Thomas Henry Jackson
Lelan Stewart
Ae Reess
Floyd Porter Clinton
Fred Fultz
Jovie L. Johnson
Madison
John Cook & Sons
Donald Jackson
Mainard Buis
Richard Gasaway
ORAS
John W. Porter
Clinton
J. W. Branneman
Walter Buis
C. O. Bunton
Alton Webster
Ella Daniel J Orlando Jacobs
Bridges and bids set for Putnam County road work 1922
Putnam County plans sealed bridge bids on June 6 1922 for ten crossings including Greencastle Monroe Floyd and Cloverdale townships. Estimated costs range from 312 to 3950 dollars with bonds needed and industrial board certification prior to award.
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Township
Greencastle and
Morton Road
Wimmer
Monroe Township
Township 15
Monroe
Greencastle
Groveland
Floyd Township
Garrison Bridge
Marion Towship
Mt. Meridian
Black
Scott Browning
Greencastle Township
James Nelson
Madison Township
Township 14
Dills
Mack Farr
Cloverdale
Eckles
Indiana
Putnam County
Industrial Board of Indiana
Board of Commissioners
R. E. Knoll
Notice to Bridge Contractors for Putnam County Bridges
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners Greencastle Indiana invites sealed proposals for bridges listed in Franklin Russell Clinton Jackson and Floyd Townships. Budgets range from 914 to 5193 dollars with multiple locations and names including McFerran Hartman Crosby Newell McGaughey Ott Thomas Edna Collins and Earl Grimes Arch. Proposals based on county plans and state law.
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Board of Commissioners
Putnam County
Court House
Greencastle
Indiana
Charles McFerran
Jackson
Floyd
Hartman
Franklin Township
Crosby
Newell
McGaughey
Russell Township
Ott Thomas
Edna Collins
Clinton Township
Joseph Moser
Clinton Falls
Earl Grimes
Local families cluster gatherings and a death report
Malta residents hosted relatives including the Havens and Lawsons over a weekend. Jim Hope died at his son Dan Hope's home from uremic poisoning. Morris Campbell and Will Shuck visited Greene and a cow was bought from Fay Robison. Reading mentions neighbors and visits around Coatesville and Roachdale.
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Leonard Havens
New House
Robert Lawson
Herbert Lawson
Allan
Will Shuck
Claude Lawson
Ott Cosner
Near Belle Union
Morris Campbell
Alice Ransom
Roachdale
Jim Hope
Dan Hope
Greene
Lewis Garrett
Reuben Heavin
Mason
Morgan
Sarah Snodgrass
Coatesville
Ay Robison
Mary Hunter
Anna Goodwin
Astle Imore
Mrs. J. M. Kink Resident of Franklin Street Die Tuesday
Mrs J M Kink a resident east of Franklin Street was a passer to Indianapolis on Tuesday.
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J.M. Kink
Franklin Street
Indianpolis
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