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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
3
A public sale will be held at Lackey Hurst Farm originally known as the Roy Hillis Farm located six miles north of Green Castle and four miles south of Bainbridge. Details of date and items are not provided in the readable text.
Auction starts Tuesday September 10 at 10 80 A M featuring horses cattle milk cows and calves hogs sows pigs yearlings and sheep with all black face natives. 6 month terms at 7 percent interest. Realizes a broad inventory including 11 cows 2 Holstein heifers 2 Angus calves 2 Jersey calves 70 60 Spring shoats and more.
Community news reports visitors and residents in Madison Center area including Rowan Irwin visiting his brother Scott Irwin and Pearl Richardson visiting Harley Head. Several locals attend the state fair while Graf Zeppelin visit is recalled.
Smiley Irwin and Claud Canton delivered feed to farmers last week. A birthday party for Mrs Lola Thompson of St Bernice honored by Andrew Johnson’s family with a noon feast and gifts. Almon Buis will teach in Peoria high school after moving there with his wife. FE Buis and family attended the Ruark reunion. Somerset reports a large homecoming, prayers, music, and visitors from nearby towns. Several locals plan to attend the State Fair and Greencastle Street Fair. Raymond Flint and Bruce Hall hosted visitors. A death chamber at the Fly-Tox factory demonstrates its insect-killing power, tested on live insects, claiming safety for people. The note mentions Mellon Institute development and urges to buy genuine Fly-Tox with blue labels.
Harold Storm returns home after a few days at Lake Wau-Te and other attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rockhill Mr. and Mrs. Sears J R Cox and wife Eber Hamilton and wife visiting William Newman and wife Bert Buis and O H McNary family from Winamac Lester Storm and family visited Mrs Myrtle Storm over Labor Day Mrs H O Higgins and children also mentioned.
Established as the Star and Democrat in 1858 the Greencastle newspaper lists its address 17 19 South Jackson Street Indiana. Charles J Arnold proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans manager and circulation terms are detailed with subscription rates for Putnam County outside Putnam and carrier rates in Greencastle.
A Chicago advertisement claims a remedy named End-O-Corn removes any corn without pain and offers demonstrations. It directs distant readers to write to Mullins Drug Store at 4 Garfield Blvd Chicago for prompt service.
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