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Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1923

Page

2

Putnamville Social Notes Reflect Visits and Local News

Ira Pate visited relatives near Bloomington Saturday night and Sunday. Sarah Glidewell returned from a two week visit with her sister Nellie of Indianapolis. Rev and Mrs Keck are at home. Keck was in school at Evanston Illinois for three weeks. Mrs Hethco of Indianapolis and Henry Woodall and family visited Mrs D W Hunter Sunday. Myra Parks attended the County Institute in Greencastle last week. Laura Carrington returned to Greencastle after visiting Putnamville relatives. Mr and Mrs Isaac Adams spent last week in Terre Haute with son Guy Adams and family. Al Turner of Indianapolis visited here early in the week. Reuben Stwally returned from Terre Haute where he attended State Normal School. Mr and Mrs Rex Crask were in Indianapolis Saturday. Crask, previously with Howard Dean, sold his interest to Dean.

Ira Pate Bloomington Sarah Glidewell Nellie Indianapolis Keck Rev .Keck Evanston, Ill Hethco Henry Woodall D. W. Hunter Myra Parks County Institute Greencastle Putnamville Isaac Adams Terre Haute Guy Adams al Turner Reuben Stwally State Normal School

Washington Township levies notice for 1923 budgets and taxes

Taxpayers of Washington Township Putnam County Indiana are advised of the 1923 budget figures and proposed tax levies to be discussed September 4 at Reelsville school. The notice outlines township funds road, bond, and tuition allocations, and explains taxpayer rights to be heard and appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by the fourth Monday in September.

Washington Township Putnam County Indiana Township Advisory Board Reelsville State Board of Tax Commissioners State Board Nelson McCullough Enne

Kill Striped Cucumber Beetle With Nicotine Dust

Crops such as cucumbers squash and pumpkins can be protected by applying nicotine dust at four to six percent nicotine to each hill. The dust kills beetles on contact and acts as a repellent, driving them from soil cracks and preventing serious damage. A cheesecloth sack can dust small areas, while a proper duster suits larger patches.

Contented Cows Promise Higher Dairy Returns

In a Wisconsin dairy, a large placard proclaims No Swearing Allowed These Are Contented Cows. The manager explains harsh language toward cattle is forbidden and that cows respond to pleasant treatment, producing more and better milk when treated kindly.

Wisconsin

How to Judge a Cow’s Age by Teeth and Horns

The difficulty of aging cattle is discussed noting it is harder than aging a horse. A cow’s age may be inferred from teeth and horns with annual horn rings plus two as a guide. Permanent teeth come in nine months apart, aiding verification.

Gland Transplants Eyed To Grow Wool In Sheep

In Philadelphia Dr William J Lentz of the University of Pennsylvania veterinary school notes gland surgery is in its infancy and results are uncertain but could lead to longer wool. Serge Voronoff claims to transplant glands from 25 sheep to 75 others to produce longer wool with descendants inheriting the trait.

Philadelphia William J. Lentz University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School Lentz Serge Voronoff Central Wool Committee of France Voronoff

Navy Gun Pointer Champion Wins Nationwide Title

Spike of the destroyer Wood has won the gun pointing championship of the United States Navy. The photo shows him beside the gun with which he earned the title.

Gun Pointer United States Navy oPise Menhhtvasy Wielas Spike United States Wood

Scots Keep Relics of Queen Mary at Home

Scotland won the fight to keep Queen Mary artifacts from leaving the country and bought most relics. The sale drew patriotic crowds and raised about $45,000 with a diamond and pearl pendant given at Mary’s marriage to the French dauphin going to America for $5,000.

Queen Mary London Scotland Mary America France Scots Committee

Lord's Prayer Saves Girl From Wild Man

Barbara Basler six year old daughter of a prominent merchant was abducted near her Honolulu home and taken to a mountain retreat by a man called The Wild Man of Nuuanu Valley. She escaped when she began reciting the Lord's Prayer.

Honolulu T. H Barbara Basler Nuuanu Valley

Palestine Cuts Costs with Budget Reduction

Jerusalem Palestine reports contraction of spending with a revised annual budget cutting £250000 and many employees removed from the payroll as the administration curtails expenses.

Palestine Jerusalem Palestine Administration

Last Note to Friend Halts Man's Death by Own Action

Alexander Jones of Wilkes Barre Pa wrote a farewell note to a policeman friend and attempted to commit suicide by leaping from a river bridge. The officer seized him at the railing and stopped the act, citing domestic troubles as the motive.

Alexander Jones Wilkesbarre Alexander

Destroy Weeds in Soy Bean Field

Young soybeans require early weed control says Iowa State college Cropsmen recommend cultivation with burrow rotary hoe or weeder Regular harrowing is safe as beans grow through the first two inches and can be done until they reach eight to ten inches The rotary hoe offers a longer season of use while the aim remains keeping weeds out regardless of method

Iowa State College

Spread Manure on Land As Fast As It Is Made

The article advises farmers to spread manure immediately after production to preserve fertility. It warns that outdoor piles during summer waste substantial nutrients, with experiments showing losses of one third to two thirds of value after three to five months.

Renewal of Strawberry Patch for Next Season

After the fruiting season ends the strawberry patch should be renewed by barring off the old row to plow out old plants. New plants are placed beside the old row in fresh soil. The patch should be kept cultivated throughout the summer.

Mistaken Identity: Millionaire Receives Black Eye

A young millionaire shows a black eye to a film star and asks why she knocked him down after a kiss in the dark conservatory. The star apologizes, saying she mistook him for her husband.

Reversities and Streetcar Times in Town Commute

A reader reflects on how a former streetcar rider now drives past all streetcars to reach work on time, noting the surprising shift in commuting habits and the persistent punctuality of the old streetcar era.

Tusko the Giant Elephant Prompts Green Castle Circus Visit

Al G. Barnes four ring circus brings Tusko to Greencastle on September 5. The elephant towers over Jumbo by a foot and weighs ten tons. Believed to be a mas todonic survivor, Tusko eats potatoes cabbage and hay and cannot parade due to his size.

Tusko al G. Barnes Greencastle

Local visits and movements in Roachdale and nearby towns

Mrs Cleve Rogers and daughters of Ladoga visited Mrs Mattie Rogers this week. D B Hostetter was in Greencastle. Mrs Charlie Douglas stayed with brother Enoch Redding. Walter Warrick and Joe Crosby couples visited Crawfordsville and Green Castle respectively. Alice Woodrum moved to the Davis property on Washington. Ralph Edwards and family went to Chicago. R E Donnelly of Cincinnati and Miss Witt of Indianapolis visited the Rices.

Cleve Rogers Ladoga Mattie Rogers D. B. Hostetter Greencastle Charlie Douglas Enoch Redding Walter Warrick Crawfordsville Joe Crosby Alex Crosby Alice Woodrum Davis Washington

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