Hoosiers Rally To Beat Roachdale In 3 2 Victory
Portland Cement nine, the Hoosiers, won their third win over Roachdale 3 to 2. Roachdale’s grass piles caused a fluke in the fifth inning as Hedge’s ball vanished for an infield single and two Roachdale runs scored. Alexander allowed four hits while fanning 10. Hoosiers had 12 hits off Roachdale pitcher, who struck out seven. The game featured a double play in Hubbard’s glove to end a Roachdale threat in the ninth. Time 1 45. Carries list of players and umpire names Sands and Lear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Portland Cement Co
Hoosiers
Roachdale
Alexander
Hubbard
Elisha Buis Celebrates 88th Birthday Surrounded by Kin
Elisha Buis turned 88 on Sunday September 4 and hosted a large gathering at his home seven miles east of town. About 150 friends and relatives joined him and his wife for a lawn luncheon, with baskets of food and a noon dinner. Seven children Charley Cline Charles Buis Mrs Lou Dobbs Oscar Buis Greg Buis Rease Buis and Maude Reeves attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Buis
Buis
Cline
Charley 0. Buis
Lou Dobbs
Oscar Buis
Greg Buis
Rease Buis
Maude Reeves
Classified Ads Prompt Payment and Lost Beltnotice
Classified notice urges subscribers in arrears to pay or mail check. Also advertises a missing lineman safety belt near A and Stone Quarry with reward contact Cali 513 X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Herald
Stone Quarry
Cali
Central Trust Company Offers Gravel Road Bonds for Investment
The Central Trust Company announces $50,000 in Gravel Road Bonds available for long or short terms in large and small denominations at market price. Visit to learn investment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Local Home Advertisements Offer Firewood Meat and Wallpaper
Fire place wood advertised at 4 per cord with order phone contact 65. Miller Meat Market promotes home killed steak with phone 564. New wall paper offered at reduced prices by R. P. Mullins Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Meat Market
R. P. Mullins
Two youths sentenced for escapes and thefts at penal farm
William Bradley and John R. Longbridge alias Arthur Collins, each 18, were sentenced by Judge James P. Hugh es to two to five years in the state reformatory after escaping from the penal farm. Bradley stole a horse and buggy at Staunton, fled to Brazil, was captured in a 3 a.m. chase as his horse fell, and hid in an empty house before capture. Also noted is an upcoming trial for Fred Vaughan on carrying concealed weapons, with the defendant seeking to withdraw his affidavit amid malice claims, to be heard next Saturday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley
John R. Longbridge
Arthur Collins
State Reformatory
James P. Hughes
Bradley
Staunton
Brazil
State of
Indiana
Fred Vaughan
Vaughan
Harmony Band Treated to Cigars by Local Baker
Harmony Band members were treated to cigars by Charles Kiefer a local baker after a Saturday evening performance. Led by Hubert Jordan the band toured the square visiting merchants who donated funds to bring them to the area. The Red Men Lodge staged an Indiana costume tableau on the bandstand attracting a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Band
Charles Kiefer
Hubert Jordan
Red Men Lodge
Indiana
Miss Margaret Grimes Weds Henry Finley Walker
Mr and Mrs Albert Grimes announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Pearl Grimes to Henry Finley Walker son of Mr and Mrs Robt Walker. The ceremony occurred September 1 in Crawfordsville. They will reside in this city. The bride worked as an operator at Greencastle Telephone Company. The groom is employed at Allan Lloyd Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Harris
Indianapolis
Robert Brinckman
Brinckman
Harris
Albert Grimes
City
Margaret Pearl
Henry Finley Walker
Robt. Walker
Crawfordsville
Greencastle Telephone Company
Allan-Lloyd Lumber Co
Birthplace of Napoleon Sighted for Small Ajaccio Museum
Interest grows in establishing a modest museum in the Ajaccio residence where Napoleon I was born. A French paper notes the house appears as a plain Italian villa with a small garden and shuttered windows, save a marble sink over the doorway bearing the 1769 birth inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajaccio
Napoleon I
Corsica
Westminster Gazette
Mint Tea for the Nervous Remedy from Leaves and Mint
Mint tea, prepared by steeping mint leaves, is described as a sovereign remedy for nervous and stomach troubles. The drink is served in a thin glass with cracked ice and a touch of sugar, then cooled and strained into a corked bottle for later use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Picayune
Ancient Bank Note Sold as Historic Relic at Bank of England
Privileged visitors at the Bank of England can view the oldest known bank note for 555 pounds dated 19th Xber 1699. The note bears memoranda showing three instalments and was printed on engraved plates with blank date and signature spaces. The watermark is visible and the note resembles modern notes. large-scale notes under five pounds began only in 1797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Notice to Taxpayers of Tax Levy in Cloverdale Township
Public notice from Cloverdale Township Putnam County Indiana sets September 6 1921 meeting for budget review. It lists Township Road Special School Library and Tuition funds with requested levies and revenue estimates including bond debt interest and transportation costs.
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Cloverdale Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Tambor
Tambiou
Creecsse
Ole
Bee
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
G. R. Walker
D. W. Mopfett
Oliver Jones
BR. H. Michael
Change in voting place in Green Castle ward
Notice announces the First Ward precinct polling place for the Special Constitutional Amendment election on September 6 moves to the Jacob Bicknell property at Liberty and Jackson streets, replacing the Chas Pfeiffenberger residence. County Auditor Ralph Knoll issues the notice dated August 30 and posted September 4.
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Greencastle City
Jacob Bicknell
Liberty and
Jackson Streets
Chas Pfeiffenberger
Ralph Knoll
Rockefeller Loyal To Cleveland Sunday School
Mr. Rockefeller remains loyal to the Cleveland Sunday school he attended as a boy. It was there he began his journey, though the school did not teach the off business in that particular setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Brutal Cattle Shipping Described Off Molokai Coasts
Leslie's Weekly recounts a brutal cow shipment to Kawal aae with steers dragged by rope into the water, boated, and hoisted aboard, while crews including Japanese sailors keep ships clean and natives handle boats. The writer notes the season’s rough seas and the cost of freight, urging more humane methods.
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Kawalaae
Honolulu
Molokai
Leslie’s Weekly
Clerical swindler preys on Pennsylvania farmers
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report warns of a con man posing as a priest to rent lodging and conduct a marriage ceremony for a couple in Pennsylvanian farms. The ruse ends with the farmer unwittingly signing a promissory note, leaving him responsible for the debt. The swindler, described as ungrateful and cunning, escapes arrest but is warned for his lawless actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Plain Dealer
French Leave Desertions Across Army Arms
Published records of desertions in the last year show the cavalry arm with the highest share, followed by coast artillery and infantry. Field artillery deserts are fewer, engineer corps reports isolated cases, and signal corps is nearly free from the issue. Desertions from the four negro regiments are fewer than from white regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Coast Artillery Corps
Infantry
Field Artillery
Engineer Corps
Signal Corps
Victoria to Build Wire Netting Factory in 860 Miles Year Output
The Victoria government plans a wire netting factory with a capacity of 860 miles per year. It is projected to reduce current prices from 195 to 128 dollars per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Australia
Women Dominate Labor Sectors in Early U S Industries
Ninety two percent of paper box workers are women. In tobacco and cigar making two thirds are women, and among bookbinders more than half are female. This snapshot highlights female labor participation across key crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bishop Brent Criticizes Rapid Philippine Self-Government
Rt. Rev. Charles H. Brent, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of the Philippines, voices strong views on the governments rush toward Filipino self-government. He asserts a mistake was made in granting excessive electoral power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brent
The
Philippines
Fashionable ladies embrace fine needlework as a social trend
A Lady's Pictorial writer notes society's mood shifts toward needlework as a fashionable pastime. Royal instructress confirms hundreds seek guidance, while enthusiasts praise needlework as a restorative calm amid modern haste. Old needleworkers reportedly do not need spectacles.
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Teis
Self Made Martyrs and the Morse Family
A father explains to his son what a self made martyr is with examples such as wearing heavy hats for fashion and enduring headaches, going without overcoats for social acceptance, taking honorary treasury roles, and aging parents who miss parts of conversations. The scene ends with a family laugh Ned cannot follow.
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Morse
Mr. Morse
Sonny
Ned
Mrs. Morse
Revolving Safe Introduced to Thwart Burglars
A new security device uses a steel box that revolves on ball bearings within a masonry chamber. Access doors allow entry when stationary, while after business hours an electromotor powered by a storage battery makes the box rotate at a steady speed until a clockwork timer stops the motion.
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Ruth Smith
Jane Lawton
Cloverdale
George Christie
Edgar Shamel
Sewing Club
Raccoon Creek
Raccoon Bridge
Josephus E. Aker
Greencastle
Hospital For the Insane
J. P. Naylor
Mrs
William Sittington
Little Rock
Arkansas
Prof. Naylor
California
Locust Stret Church
Clyde Williams
Chestnut Street
Otis Gardner
Walter Gardner
Decatur, II
Mabel Branham Williams
Carl Williams
James P. Huches
Mildred
Paris
Til
Gurman-Edwards
Miss Gardner
Delta Theta Tau
Geralda Thomas Tones
East Washington Street
Baptist Missionary Meeting
8. C. C. Club
Edith Swift
Bloomington Road
W. F. M. S. Society of the Locust Street Church
Rader
H. C. Clippinger
Maple Heights
Grace Black
Methodist Children’s Home
Sherman Stiles
Hammond
Frank Stiles
Daggy Street
Portland Cement Diamond Nine
K. Hutcheson
Taylor Hubbard
Lowe McBride
ER Pea
Ryan J. Hutcheson
Fowler Gardner
Pops eWies Sutherlin Stewart
Hanna
Hughes
Sands
Lear
McBride
Gardner
Myers
Sutherlin
N. Indiana Street
Hamilton’s
Newcome Honey
R. A. Oge
Margaret Grimes
H. Finley Walker
Napoleon
Levy
Eos
Cattle Shipping
Hawaii
Wolf
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Bessie Barriscale
Inrs
Eddie Polo
Carmel Myers
Century Comedies
Society Dogs
Indianapolis, Ind
Indiana State Fair
Terre Haute
Eastern Traction
Seavny Greencastle
I. H
B. Trac. Co
Society
Mondrian
Srand Chichester S Pills Bom
Prevtas
Val Gils
Kew Observatory
London
Briv Jal
London Central Railway
Kew
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