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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
4
City of Greencastle Indiana prohibits public display of meat and foodstuffs on sidewalks and public places. The ordinance targets any person firm or corporation selling meats for human consumption within city limits and provides penalties for violations.
City ordinance forbids placing meats or food stuffs on sidewalks and requires display within business premises covered sanitary. Violations carry fines up to 25 dollars per offense or up to 30 days in jail, with costs. Repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after mayoral approval and publication.
Two weekly insertions in two daily newspapers of general circulation will publish for two consecutive weeks. The notice concerns the two political parties with the highest votes in the last general election in Greencastle Indiana. Adopted by the Common Council October 1950. William L. Denman mayor. Fred K. Snively city clerk.
You have laid the firmest of foundations for success Says
Putnam County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon on November 3 1930 for a steel fire escape at the county farm residence. Estimated cost 400 dollars. Plans on file in the county auditor office Greencastle. Bid bond double bid. Include non collusion affidavit and Workmen’s Compensation certificate. Board may reject any bids and bids must state completion time.
Mal ta residents and visitors share calls and visits around Harmony and nearby towns. Mrs Cecil Bartlett and family stop by, while Mrs Mattie Oliver and daughter Mery see Mrs Rebecca Shuck. Others travel to Greencastle and Green castle for errands and famil y gatherings.
Bob Steele stars in Oklahoma Cyclone at the Vancastle Theatre opening Friday with fast action and cowboy romance. The plot pits Oklahoma Cyclone against bandits and a romance with McKim’s girl, delivering nonstop thrills through Saturday. The Baptist Young People group notes 50 members, plans a quarterly meeting next month at Six Walnut church, inviting city youth to join. The next B Y P U gathering starts at 6 50 PM.
Mary Elizabeth Foster born January 20 1865 in Reelsville Indiana daughter of Daniel M and Rachael McElroy Reel. She married W D Foster January 1 1881 and had Fredrick Earl Clifford R and Essie May all living. Survived by brother Charles D Reel of Reelsville and three children who thank friends for sympathy during illness and death.
The Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church will start a series of Sunday evening meetings themed Thanksgiving with a play titled Making America Christian led by Genevieve O’Neal. The group’s mottos emphasize utilizing Baptist youth and studying to serve.
The piece argues against curing health with home experiments and urges consulting doctors. It promotes a mixed diet including milk, vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, butter, and bread in reasonable quantities, warning against extreme vegetarian or meat heavy diets and noting risks of both under and overweight.
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