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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
2
The Herald Greencastle Indiana is published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street. Cards of Thanks are charged at 50 cents each. The paper is entered as second class mail matter at Greencastle post office and owned by Charles J Arnold.
The notice outlines pricing for obituaries at one dollar per obituary and an additional five cents per line for any poetry included. It specifies billing and service terms for classified obituary notices.
The document lists Democratic candidates for United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston Representative Fifth District Charles H. Bidaman State Senator Montgomery Putnam Andrew E. Durham State Representative Putnam Owen Willis E Gill Prosecuting Attorney Glenn H. Lyon Clerk Circuit Court Walter S. Campbell County Auditor William D. Lovett County Treasurer Wilbur Clodfelter County Recorder Dave Stewart Wright County Sheriff Elijah S. Wallace County Coroner Jacob E. McCurry County Surveyor William P. Koehler County Assessor Paul F. Priest County Commissioner First William F. Davis County Commissioner Third David J. Skelton Council at Large William S. Burris Ora A. Day James G. Britton
Notes urge memorizing a single poem to reveal deeper insights. olive trees likely introduced via Spanish emigration to America, a historical curiosity. Jokes about sermons attributed to viewer hypnosis by attention, not inattentiveness. A brief anecdote from Miss C L 8S about Eve and the sprayed apple sparks humor.
Mark Twain recalls Bret Harte's 1870 journey to Chicago to edit Lakeside Magazine. He says Harte's cross country trek drew vast attention, as if he were a viceroy of India or a Halley’s Comet return after 75 years.
The nurse in the room with the newborn hears Bobby enter and watch the infant intently. The baby cries loudly as Bobby encourages the scene with gleeful comments and says, that’s the way he gets things.
A. J. Quaintance reports that a 2 percent lubricating oil emulsion with potash fish-oil soap shows near total kill of San Jose scale in Arkansas orchards, offering a non lime sulphur option. Florida trials by W. W. Yothers support oil sprays at 1–4 percent, and growers anticipate wide use despite questions on potential tree injury.
The handsome saddle stallion Jack the Ripper No. 8585, from Glenworth Farms in Burgin Kentucky, is offered for service to Indiana breeders at 25 dollars per living foal with payment due at foaling or transfer of mare. He stands at John Sigler Farm near Brick Chapel Greencastle Indiana. for details contact Dr. T A Sigler.
Guide from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines a pea growing method. Prepare soil, scatter fertilizer in the furrow, sow 15 to 20 seeds per foot, cover three inches, and firm soil. Plant in two week intervals with four varieties Alaska Gradus Thomas Laxton Excelsior or Telephone to ensure continuous supply.
The text advises training peas on a brush or wire trellis to keep them off soil. After harvesting, remove vines and trellis and plant ground with potatoes cabbage spinach turnips or other crops for late summer or fall.
Select a semi protected southwest location for tomato plants for home use. Buildings trees a hill or corn provide good shelter. Do not place plants too close to the shield or shade will injure them. Fertilize soil and set plants deep in rows five feet apart with two to three feet between plants.
Alfalfa planted with peas and oats along with red and white clovers on a Massachusetts station trial made a strong stand. The nurse crop was cut early for cows, and the legumes grew densely through the moist summer, yielding a heavy September cutting and two crops the following season.
Sealed bids will be received by the Greencastle Indiana Common Council until 7 30 p m on Tuesday June 27 1922 for the improvement of Northwood Boulevard Greenwood Avenue Highfall Avenue and Highwood Avenue from Northwood Boulevard to the alley intersection in Northwood Block 8 The work includes curbing grading and paving with asphalt concrete emulsified asphalt brick or wooden block Bids must be submitted separately for each improvement and will be examined and considered by improvement.
The Greencastle Indiana Common Council invites sealed bids for four street improvements with specified concrete asphalt brick and wood block options. Bids due date and time, with certified checks and performance bonds, are required. Mayor Zeis presides with City Clerk Ensign attesting.
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