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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1930
Page
3
A promotional note extols a fire insurance dollar as essential protection that more than covers indemnity. It frames the policy as a highly effective expense, offering financial safeguard and broader value during calamities.
A newspaper asks readers to call 65 with items about deaths marriages elopements divorces crimes accidents fires embezzlement baby births property sales and other town happenings to boost coverage. Readers are invited to share names places and events for reporting.
A curious note in the classifieds hints at a match between a buyer seeking to purchase and a seller aiming to sell. The column invites interested parties to engage and close the transaction through its listings.
The value of a good used car lies in its retained worth and the life long service and parts network. Listings include 1929 Chevrolet four door sedan 1928 Pontiac four door 1927 Chevrolet coupe 1926 Essex coach 1926 Ford touring 1928 Chevrolet roadster. Often a used car equals greater value for money than a new one.
Reports state a revolutionary outbreak looms in Rio Grande do Sul as federal troops are confined. President of Brazil is Dr. Washington Luis Perriérce de Susa.
The Herald Charles J. Arnold publisher notes the paper established in 1858 as The Press, printed in Greencastle Indiana. It lists second class mail, office address 17-19 South Jackson Street, subscription rates 3.00 yearly in Putnam County and 3.50 outside. Greencastle carrier 10 cents a week.
Timetabled service for Greencastle and Bloomington shows departure and arrival times. Notable stops include A.M. 9 00 P.M. 1 00 P.M. 4 25 P.M. 7 00 with Bloomington legs at 10 48 2 40 6 05 and 8 40.
In Shrewsbury the circus struggles with debt as Smiley battles Dalton and Mary Bailey faces disgrace. Dalton plots a strike while Smiley contemplates leaving after being fired, with tension rising during Mary's act and a looming box office attachment.
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