Floyd Township Farmer Sued Over Death of Spotted Poland Sow
Charles W. Miller sues Alfred E. Haynes for 100 damages alleging Haynes sicked a dog on a registered Spotted Poland Broad Sow valued at 100 owned by Miller. The sow reportedly went onto the highway September 24, 1921, was driven to Haynes barn, and died after being chased and beaten. Hayes & Murphy represent Haynes.
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Floyd Township
Alfred E. Haynes
Charles W. Miller
Haynes
Miller
James & Allee
Fred Beck
Hayes & Murphy
Hog cholera ravages Clay county losses total 1000 hogs
The Brazil Times reports that a county conference led by County Agent H. E. Abbott found farmers in Clay County have lost over 1000 hogs to hog cholera, costing about 20000 dollars. The epidemic is waning and measures to control it were planned with local veterinarians and farmers.
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H. E. Abbott
Court House
Clay County
Clay Conty
Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Cloverland
Walsh
Cleveland
Brazil
College Avenue Church Preacher Update for Sunday Service
The former pastor Dr Davis will be present and preach next Sunday morning after receiving a message from Bishop Henderson. The new pastor J E B Porter will arrive Saturday and attend Sunday services to help start the new year.
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College Avenue Church
Dr. Davis
Bishop Henderson
J. E B. Porter
Davis
Arbuckle lawyer withdraws from manslaughter case
Frank Dominguez, Arbuckle defense counsel, resigns citing time constraints in San Francisco. He believes Arbuckle may be found not guilty. In San Francisco officials pursue liquor valued at $40,000 linked to the Labor Day party, said to have been supplied by a raid on a cafe.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Dominguez
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Dominguez
Arbuckle
San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Fire at Michigan Reformatory Destroys Cells and Offices
Fire at the Michigan State Reformatory in Sonia destroys all cell blocks and administration areas with an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. Three inmates escape as guards and state troops patrol the walls and search the countryside for fugitives. Inmates to sleep in factory buildings while rebuilding plans are discussed by Governor Groesbeck and officials.
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Sonia
Michigan
Michigan National
Reformatory
Alex J. Groesbeck
Roy C. Vandercook
State Department of Public Safety
Thomas C. Burns
State Constabulary
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Kindness
The Nelson family thanks friends for the flowers and kindness shown during their time of sorrow. Mrs. Margaret Nelson and Children.
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Margaret Nelson
Court News Jeopardy of Promissory Note Suit and Damages
The Farmer's Merchants and Cle ments Trust Company sues Fred H. Taylor and Mary B. Taylor for 415 dollars on a promissory note. Charles W. Miller seeks 100 dollars in damages from Alfred E. Haynes.
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Farmer's Merchants and Clements Trust Company
A. N. Foley
Crawfordsville
Ind
Fred H. Taylor
Mary B. Taylor
Charles W. Miller
James & Allee
Alfred E. Haynes
Indianapolis Exposition Invites Greencastle Business Leaders
A Greencastle delegation received an official invitation from Indianapolis leaders to attend the Indianapolis Industrial Exposition October 10 to 15 at the State Fair Grounds. Officials touted the event as a landmark, with 52 000 square feet of exhibits and products from across the nation.
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Delegaton
Indianapolis
Greencastle
United States
Jewett
O. “. Tles
Manufacturers Committee
Indiana State Fair Grounds
Capitol Hosts Opportunity Week Visitors October 10 14
Business leaders and citizens are urged to welcome guests to the Capitol for Opportunity Week from October 10 to 14. Officials promote this event as a chance to showcase growth, investment, and local commerce opportunities.
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The
Land of Opportunity
Heath Case Brought To Putnam Court For School Contract
Walter Heath a local contractor sues Oscar Boyd trustee of Van Buren township Clay county in Putnam circuit court on venue change alleging his bid 4844 lower than the awarded contractor and that his bid was properly filed and that he is a responsible bidder seeking the contract for the Harmony school building.
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Walter Heath
Oscar Boyd
van Buren Township
Clay County
Harmony
Putnam Circuit Court
Meath
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Keller Family
Mr and Mrs William H Keller observed their golden wedding anniversary at their home east of Belle Union. Forty one relatives attended as eight of nine children and twenty two grandchildren gathered. The day featured a large meal and present gifts. A past granddaughter Hope Keller was noted as deceased last November. A DePauw student miss Katherine Bassett was briefly rumored ill with scarlet fever but was found to have a rash and returned home to Kentland Indiana.
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William H. Keller
Belle Union
Hope Keller
Samuel Keller
Walter Keller
Kenneth
Kendal
Lewis Keller
Emery Keller
Gerald
Orva Keller
Colia
Charles Keller
Charles Parker
John Williams
Lewis
John Keller
Greencastle
Rebecca Scott
William Keller
Henry Hill
Welda
Kansas
Keller
Katherin Bassett
McGauchey
Miss Bassett
Kentland
Indiana
Mrs VanCleave and Mrs Stewart Host Winter Bridge Party
An elegant bridge party was hosted by Mrs Elmer VanCleave and Mrs Carl H Stewart at Mrs Stewarts East Poplar Street home. Six tables featured large dahlias with Mrs E B Taylor taking first prize and Mrs Neely O Hair second. The hosts plan another event Friday afternoon.
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Elmer VanCleave
Carl H. Stewart
Stewart
East Poplar Street
E. B. Taylor
Neely O'Hair
High School Notes on Tickets and Talks
Athletic Association approves stock and medicine cabinet for boys gym dressing room. Season tickets priced at three dollars for adults and two dollars for students, with numbers 150 and 250, plus single admissions under Mr Knight and Mr Jones. Rev Levi Marshall to speak on Robert Burns at chapel. High School Orchestra to perform for Parent-Teacher reception with solos from music department.
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the Athletic Association
Gilbert D. Rhea
Knight
Jones
Thomas
Hamrick
Levi Marshall
The
Christian Church
Robert Burn
Marshall
Rev. Marshall
Sloane
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Allen and Lyon Travel Visits Highlight Indy to Winona
Mr and Mrs J P Allen Jr visit Indianapolis on Thursday. Mrs F M Lyon plans a week long visit with friends in Winona starting Friday. Mr and Mrs George Dobbs conclude a week at French Lick with readings of letters and memories.
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J. P. Allen, Jr
Indianapolis
F. M. Lyon
Winona
George Dobbs
French Lick
Science develops violet and ultra violet rays for treatment
Washington reports scientists are creating artificial violet and ultraviolet sources to mimic sun rays for medical use. Dr W W Coblentz notes quartz mercury vapor lamps yield higher ultraviolet intensity but with shorter wavelengths, and that extremely short waves may not be essential for healing.
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Washington
W. W. Coblentz
Bureau of Standards
American Electrotherapeutic Association
Dorter Coblentz
Wonder of medical world Mr Isages Lamb age 108
Mr Isages Lamb of Pinewood Rows Ash Surrey England is described as a 108 year old man in full possession of his faculties. He has all teeth except one broken while cracking a nut and credits chewing tobacco for his good teeth, using about three ounces weekly. He is the father of 16 children and one of ten siblings.
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Isages Lamb
Pinewood Rows
Ash
Surrey
England
Mr. Lamb
Firefighter's plan to kill hornets wrecks sidewalk
Flint officer Silas Best devised a method using gasoline to burn a hornets nest beneath a sidewalk. The blast demolished sidewalk sections and Best narrowly escaped injury from flying debris.
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Flint
Mich
Silas Best
Police Department
Triplets Born to Hazleton Couple in Mining Village
Two girls and a boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Paul Porupeansky of Parkview, Hazleton area. The Porupeanskys, married 15 years, already had twins years ago and now total 18 children with ten living. Mother aged 38 and father 40.
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Hazleton
Paul Porupeansky
Parkview
Here
Herald Classified Ad Column Offers Best Value
A promotion urges readers to use the Herald classified ad column to maximize returns on their money. It highlights low rates and wide reach for listings, notices, and small ads across the paper’s pages. It emphasizes practical savings for advertisers and readers alike.
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Herald
Mother Charged With Kidnapping Own Child
Spokane woman Minnie Ade is accused of abducting her daughter from Clay County custody awarded to Mr. and Mrs. John Washburn. Washburns pursued the pair after Ade reportedly left Greencastle by taxi with the child from a Washington township school.
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Spokane
Washington
Clay County
Putnam County
Minnie Ade
John Washburn
Washburn
Greencastle
Washington Township
Leota
Ade
Hutcheson
Hog Receipts Open With Prices 25 Cents Lower
Indianapolis hog market opened with prices down 25 cents. Hog receipts totaled 9 000 head with top at 8.60. Light Yorkers 8.25 to 8.50, pigs 7.50 to 8.25, sows 7.00 and down. About 8 500 hogs sold by 10 a.m. 3 500 to local packers. Cattle steady to strong. calves around 12. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 8.00.
Yanks Take Game One Of World Series
New Yorks Americans win the opening World Series game 3 to 0 as Giants seek a comeback. Managers McGraw and Huggins voice confidence in their clubs.
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YANKS
New York
New York Giants
McGraw
Giants
Huggins
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