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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1920
Page
2
Obituaries appear as paid notices with charges 1 per obituary and 50 cents per word for thanks. The Greencastle postoffice lists J Arnold as proprietor and publishes daily except Sundays at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street.
Senator Amhur Capper accuses Chicago Board of Trade of gambling while Warren T. McCray markets himself as Indiana governor candidate defending Goodrich tax policy. McCray and Carleton B. McCulloch carry contrasting primary campaigns as Dearborn and White counties face a 65 percent tax rise.
Cattle and sheep sale featuring Jersey cows, Shorthorn heifers, yearling heifers, and Black Face ewes. Terms offer six months at eight percent interest from date with two percent off for cash. notes must be bankable. Property to be settled on sale day. Dobbe & Vestal auditors. Paul Albin clerk.
An advertising notice from the National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin promotes Triumph Pills as a dependable remedy for irregular or delayed use. It urges readers to write for relief and particulars and states the product is not sold at drug stores.
Thomas Taggart born in 1856 in County Monaghan Ireland rose from bootblack and newsboy to mayor of Indianapolis and national political figure. He campaigned on economy, budget discipline, and anti waste, pushing good roads, schools, and women’s initiatives while opposing pork barrel spending and urging the League of Nations for world peace.
At a weekend party Janet Westover attracts Harcort who fancies winning her. He woos amid social distractions and nerves, while Janet’s playful motto candies foreshadow a confession. A dinner plan prompts Harcort’s hopeful plea and a final, quiet romance reveal.
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