Putnam Circuit Court Notice to Defendants for November Term
Said defendants must appear on November 24, 1918 at the Greencastle court house to answer or demur to the complaint or be heard in their absence. Witness the clerk and seal at Greencastle October 2, 1913. Arthur J Hamrick, Clerk. Lyon & Peck, plaintiffs' attorneys. D. Oct. 3. Week Oct 10-17.
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Putnam Circuit Court
A. D
Greencastle
Arthur J, Hamrick
Lyon & Peck, Plffs
Attys. D
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana Administrator of the estate of Wingfield S Fellows late of Putnam County Indiana deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Dated this 2 day of October 1913 John L Fellows Administrator. Lyon and Peck Attorneys. StWk Oct 10.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Wingfield S. ‘Fellows
Local society notes and regional travels across Greencastle
Invitations and social items from Greencastle Indiana and nearby towns list weddings visits and travels. Mary J Howe invites attendance at Marie Howe Steeg wedding at Central Christian Indianapolis with home to follow. Several residents travel to Indianapolis Cleveland and Newcastle for business and family events. The Jewish New Year observances and church meetings are noted with regional attendance and schedules.
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Mary J. Howe
Marie
Carl Worth Steeg
Central Christian Church
Indianapolis
North
Delaware Street
Carl Steeg
Greencastle
Mrs Sitlington Leaves for Pine Bluff Winter With Husband
Mrs. William Sitlington, staying here with her sister Mrs. F. A. Arnold for several weeks, departed Wednesday for Pine Bluff Arkansas to join Mr. Sitlington. They will spend the winter in Pine Bluff.
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Lincoln Wimmer
Foster Wimmer
Bainbridge
Indianapolis
William Sitlington
F. A. Arnold
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mr. Sitlington
Public Sale of Live Stock Items Highlight Farmland Auction
Public sale offers horses and mules including a Clydesdale mare geldings and colts, a span of mules, cattle with steers heifers and cows, sheep with ewes and lambs, and hogs including Poland China and Chester White sows with piglets. Also listed are individual stock counts and bearing calves in proximity to sale date.
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Poland
China
Chester
Wants add column for sale or trade
Classified short just reads as a mix of ads. Second hand bicycle and delivery wagon for sale or trade with contact John Riley at 719 S Main. Child’s carved band ring can be reclaimed via Herald office after payment. Bank stock desired five thousand dollars of Central National Bank or Central Trust Company with highest market price. Jackson Boyd offers to meet at his office. For sale large white cling peaches 50 cents to 1.25 a bushel by J Kitel & Son at phone 354. For sale good range and stove at 312 Timediana street.
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John Riley
S. Main Street
Bank and Trust Company
Central National Bank
Central Trust Company
Jackson Boyd
Kitel & Son
Lincoln’s self-made path proves success through study
The speaker urges perseverance echoing Lincoln’s rise from poverty with no help or patronage. He emphasizes self reliance, constant study, and inner drive as the sole engines of achievement, arguing resources or influential friends are not required to reach education and usefulness.
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Lincoln
Lordy How I Loathe Him Ass Repeats in Verse
A humorous doggerel lampoons a boastful fool described as an ase. The speaker ridicules his vanity conceit and disruptive behavior, noting endless nuisance and nerve while repeating the refrain Lordy how I loathe an ase.
Gustav’s dull letters amuse a pair of fair girls
A fragment shows two women chattering about Gustav’s letters being dull and commonplace. One asks why and the other replies with a cryptic remark about Gustav having served on the jury in breach of some rule.
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Gustav
New Hats Made on Last Year's Frames Methods for refurbishing millinery on reused frames
The article explains making hats from last year's frames using crinoline and straw. It details covering frames, resewing braid, shaping the brim, and finishing the crown and inside with silkening. It notes the high cost of handmade hats and techniques for refurbishing and trimming.
Succession Question Stumps Boy Then Undertaker Answer
In a civics exam a 12 year old, Robert, ponders who would officiate if the president and cabinet die. He finally quips the undertaker as the next in line. Separately, George Wright of North Gillespie Street visits relatives in Rockville and Cayuga this week.
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Civics
Robert
Local Move Updates and Farm Transfers Mentioned
Ernest Nichols Somerset moved on Gillespie farm. Alva Thomas relocated to Greencastle with sons in school. Eq Estes moved from J F O H air farm to Alva Thomas farm. Mr Hanlin family moved to Bert Smiley’s house. Smiley moved to farm near Quincy. Charles Davis left for Essex. Mr Mrs Claude Pruitt ill. Garrett family held reunion at Brackney home. Somerset Aid Society adjourned at Mrs Andy Thomas. Local orchards sold to chippers. H M Randel sold apple crop for 1500 dollars. Friends from Roachdale visited Mrs Edgar Stevenson.
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Mr. Hanlin
Bert
Smiley
Quincy
Garrett
Charles Brackney
Somerset Aid Society
Andy Thomas
H. M. Randel
Local Notes from Town Streets and Homes
Black Hawk Moses McCullough seen on your street Sunday. Gravel road work progressing rapidly. Sowing near completion in south Putnam. Lizzie Evans suffers blood poisoning from a foot bruise. David Pollom visited Ross Huffman Sunday. Rev Emmett to preach at Mill Creek church first Sunday in October and Saturday night. Henry Moss and Frank Rissler in the city on business. Oysters available at Moore's Dairy Lunch Snel Parad o.
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Rheat
Putnam
Lizzie Evans
David Pollom
Ross Huffman
Emmett
Mill Creek
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Pearson
Thomas
S. Jackson St
Ance
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Sparnhurst Osteopaths
C. A. Tedrick
Kirkville
Albany Farmer
Lafayette Tyler
Lyon & Peck
Henry N. Robterton
Henry N. Robtertson
N. M. Rockwell
Berta B. Dyer
Edward ©. Dyer
Maud G. Dyer
William Dyer
Etta Dyer
Nonrmair Farm
John L. Fellows
Lyon & Peck, Attys
StWk
Ralph Brown
Albert Berkey
Johnstown
F. M. Lyons
Berkey
Lyons
P. R. Christie
Frank Treat
Clayton
Treat
Kate Mathers
This
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Pitkin
Limedale Church
Albert Hutcheson
Nellie Brown
Walter Albaugh
F. G. Gilmore
The
Terre Haute Star
Hay Loft
Lawrence Druley
Newcastle
Harry Landes
Cleveland
Landes
Raser Bittles
Hershal Foster
Cloverdale
Bittles
Morrison F Oster & Dorsett Automobile Agency
John Keightley
Luella Fry
Methodist Hospital
Jennie Miller
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frank Farmer
Miller
Ross Peck
Law
Russell Cooper
Elynia, O
Ida Cooper
West Walnut Street
George Long
Madison Street
Martha Hillis
Walter Cooper
Business Today
Charles Smith
Bettie Bong
White Lick
Mrs. Alfred Hirt
Mr. Hirt
Ness
C. M. Newgent
Mrs
Harvey Newgent
Boston
Susie Neel
Clay City
Julius Sudranski
Meyer Goldberg
Charles Sudranski
Solomon Sudranski
Silas Hays
Terre Haute
Robert S. John
Santa Rosa
Calif
John P. D. John
South College Avenue
Frank Allen
G. W. Hinton
Clinton Falls
Mrs. Allen
Jefferson and
Franklin Streets
Mr. Hinton
Fred Pryan
Jackson Street
W. N. Gaither
Gaither
DePauw Endowment Fund
Byron
Karl Lane
Henry Prevo
Model
T. T. Moore
Pennington Gap
H. Allen
Board of
Christian Church
Doe
Sadie Shields
Lcollege
Avery
Indi
Herald Office
Ediana Street
Lowe Bros
Janes Stevens
J. W. Herod
Zeis
Browsning’s Grocery
New Grape Fruit
Concord
Marshall & O’hair
Cor. Vine & Walnut
George Wright
Gillespie Street
Rockville
Cayuga
Somerset
Ernest Nichols
Jon
Gillespie
Alva Thomas
Eq Estes
J. F. O'Hair
Charles Davis
Essex
Claude Pruitt
Roachdale
Edgar Stevenson
Moses McCullough
Henry Moss
Frank Rissler
Moore's Dairy
Herald
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