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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
2
Public notices announce postal matter status and office details for Greencastle Indiana. It lists J Arnold as proprietor and gives publishing location 19 S Jackson Street with daily afternoon edition and Sunday absence. Card of Thanks and obituary charges are specified.
The list names Charles R. Hughes Peru Reporter of Supreme Court Wood Unger Frankfort Lodge Supreme Court Fifth District Francis Fe Bowser Warsaw Judge Appellate Court First District Elbert M Swain Rockport Superintendent of Public Instruction Adelaide Steele Baylor Wabash.
Political gatherings listed for October with speakers at multiple venues. Floyd Township Center School House hosts Willis E. Gill and Frances Tilden. Roachdale and Russellville hold sessions with named speakers including John S. McFadden, Hortense Tapp Moore, and others.
A New York report details schemes where crooks obtain forged endorsements from high officials to promote fake war relief and Americanization drives. It notes how organizers use trusted names for fundraising, aided by a national information bureau formed in 1918 to curb such frauds and protect donors.
Grace Julian Clarke of Irvington champions Thomas Taggart for U S Senate praising his honesty, judgment, and social justice record. She notes his housing law work and self made character while contrasting political figures and urging informed votes.
A settler and promoter builds a new residence on a bluff, matching expectations with a parallel effort. The statement ends with a wry aside noting both are in motion, signaling continued development at the elevated site.
A story about a spider lady who digs a cellar and builds a two and a half inch tall tower with mud walls and silk threads. She decorates with silken tapestry and tends her young. The page notes a Cleveland dealer showcasing a seven wheeled seven rider cycle with linked frames for ad use.
A married couple, Trimmer and Mrs. Trimmer, argue about social outings. He plans to go out more and join concerts, theater, and musicale events, while she shops for invitations and social plans, leading to friction over leisure and rest versus social obligations. The piece notes the generational clash and gender expectations in late evenings.
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