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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
3
Bloomfield Ind Oct 13 Gov Cox faced a highly attentive crowd in Terre Haute. James M Hudson Greene County former prosecutor said the audience was friendly yet alert to the political issues of the moment and pressed Cox on policy questions. Cox answered each query politely and aligned with local sentiment on the Mexican question drawing applause.
John McMichael of Terre Haute visited his sister Mrs. Lewis Korte eter last week. James Syester and family of Bra vil visited his parents Sunday.
Alta Syester spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Indianapolis. Henry Keiser and son Oscar visited William Wehrmeyer near Clay City Sunday afternoon. Tribble family visited sister Mollie Carruthers in Bowling Green Wednesday. Aunts and cousins visited by several families in the past week including Branneman, Syester, Mace, Ealey, Kortepeter, Mustard, and Lancet. Mrs Rader remains ill and no better at this writing.
Grafton Longdon Jr., two, son of Mr and Mrs Longdon living north of town, fell on stairs Sunday around nine o clock. He broke his left limb but the injury is not serious and he should walk again soon.
Local items note visitors in Greencastle including Mrs Joe Kettery and daughter Ves ta of Longview and Mrs Harry Bowser of Indianapolis. A Theta Party is postponed one week. Miss Charlotte Minnick and Martin Wilder wed by Justice Frank. Coach Buchell plans cross country meets with Franklin and Butler. Twenty men train under Captain Zechiel at McKeanfield. Wedded couples Brown and Wright welcomed births. Gardner also a new daughter. Many residents attend conventions in Indianapolis and Vincennes. Putnam Fish and Game to meet October 14. Col lege Avenue Bible class to meet Friday. Orrick and family depart after long visit with relatives and friends.」
Hog prices fall as supply rises in Indianapolis receipts. Fresh hogs total 8 000 with 1 600 layovers from Tuesday and 9 600 overall. Cattle calves 700 and sheep lambs 800 with hog top at 1600 during opening.
A short list of bulk can prices offered in Dallas for Wednesday through Saturday. Items include potatoes, sugar cured bacon, milk tall cans, sweet potatoes, beans, rice, macaroni, spaghetti, corn, tomatoes, hominy, syrups, and assorted Van Camp’s products with per can or per pound prices provided in cases and gallons.
The market recorded some sales at 15.85 dollars while general hog sales weighing 225 pounds and under ranged from 15.60 to 15.75 dollars per hundredweight.
Milton Naughyle of Jackson Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills regulate his backache and urinary disorders. He notes weather changes rarely trigger pain since using the remedy priced at 60 cents, and urges others to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
Common light hogs bring as low as 15.50. Cattle prices ease with slow sale. Calves lose 50c to 1.00 with top calves near 18.50. Sheep and lambs hold steady aided by top lambs at 11.00. market activity cools as buyers pause.
Indianapolis securities Co transfers land in Clinton township to Frank Sawyer for 6100 dollars. George Appleby sells a Cloverdale lot to Lonnie A Ray for 3500 dollars. Emily Phillips sells a Greencastle lot to James H Cox for 500 dollars. W M Sutherlin sells Greencastle lot to James H Cox for 1150 dollars. Thomas H Shackleford transfers Jackson township land to Forrest B Shackleford for 1 dollar. Thomas H Shackleford transfers Jackson township land to Mark Shackleford for 1 dollar.
Charles J. Arnold advertises at once for sale two registered Duroc boars a registered Duroc sow open a Duroc sow open another Duroc sow and pigs plus registered Duroc shoats. Herald Office.
A mix of sale and rent notices includes a five room house on Bloom ington Pike south of Old Lightning Red Plant. Rentals offer storage space and six room or twelve room modern houses. Also listed are fresh home grown lettuce for sale at the Groceries and at Vine street office, plus a second hand sale by The Women of the Christian Church. Employment ads seek a lady cashier, day and night work for American Zinc Products, and a farm hand or farm tenant. Local notices include a silo sale and various Herald Office postings in Greencastle Indiana.
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