Obituary and Classified Rates Notice from Greencastle News
A localGreencastle notice lists obituary pricing at 1 per obituary and poetry at 5c per line. Cards of Thanks are 5c each. The item appears in the Greencastle Indiana post office region with 17 19 Street address and daily afternoon publication.
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Greencastle
Ind
Democratic Ticket List With Various Local Ranks
The ticket lists Democratic candidates for national and state offices including President Joan W. Davis and Vice President Charles W. Bryan, with candidates for Governor Carleton McCullough and other statewide posts. Local races feature positions such as sheriff Gilbert Prichard, coroner Oscar Rector, and surveyor Arthur Plummer, among others. The slate covers executive, judiciary, and legislative roles across multiple districts.
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Charles W. Bryan
Carleton
McCculloch
Lew Eannon
Arthur Hamrick
Robert Bracken
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Cred itors heirs and legatees of Cecil A New deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Green Castle Indiana on September 29 1924 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Clerk Walter S Campbell September 3 1924 Putnam Circuit Court 31 Sept 4 11 18
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Cecil A. New
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter S. Campbell
Hulda J. Cummings
Final settlement of Hulda J. Cummings estate and heirs notice
The heirs and legatees of Hulda J. Cummings deceased must appear in the Putnam Circuit Court at Green in September 1924 to show cause why the final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved. They are to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. witness dated September 3, 1924.
Long Sleeves and Tunic for Autumn Styles Rise
A Paris informed critique notes fashion’s essence is evolving, not revolutionary. Designers like Lanvin and Chanel craft mood shifts through subtle updates such as long tunics sleeves and narrow silhouettes, while the cloche hat yields ground to varied millinery and toned colors with plaid tunics and embroidered trims.
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Shelley
Whistler
Milady
Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
Les
Couturier
Paris Modistes
St. Cloud Country Club
Suzanne Talbot
Talbot
Selecting the right sire for a higher quality dairy herd
The article stresses choosing pure bred bulls only when heading a herd and selecting sires that are better bred than the cows. It warns against poorly conformed bulls and urges producers to use bulls with production records. It notes herd improvement hinges on sire selection aligned with cow lineage.
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H. R. Lascelles
Colorado State Dairy Commission
Feed Dairy Calf Grain in Addition to Pasture
Dairy calves should receive grain beyond pasture, with younger calves under six months getting skim milk plus grain. Rhode of Illinois suggests a grain mix of 20 parts ground corn, 30 oats, 80 wheat bran, and 10 oil meal. High quality legume hay supports growth. provide cool, dark quarters to shield calves from summer heat and flies.
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Rhode
University of Illinois
Good Cure for Abnormal Appetite Being Tested
University agriculture experiments in Minnesota show steamed bone meal in dairy cattle rations may curb abnormal appetite. Six cattle owners in a western Minnesota county cooperated since last winter with 119 cows and reported no bone chewing. Calves are strong and calves born are vigorous. results verified by university and county agent.
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University Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Minnesota University
University— Minnesota Extension Service News
Dairy Farming Practices From Corner Farm Notes
Dairy hints cover handling cream in five gallon cans cleaning cows before milking cooling cream promptly washing utensils with alkali powder and avoiding soap Strain milk through cloth Do not pasture cows in heat or sun Ensure calves receive proper care and milking machines are sterilized with steam or boiling water to keep tubes clean.
Notice of administration in Putnam County Indiana
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana appoints The Central Trust Co Greencastle Indiana as administrator of the estate of Richard P Houck deceased. Dated August 30 1924. W M Sutherlin attorney. Sept 18-15
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the Central Trust CO
Greencastle
Indiana
W. M. Sutherlin
Atty
Appointment of Executor for Elizabeth Canada Estate
Notice that the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana has appointed The Central Trust Co administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Canada deceased of Putnam County Indiana. Court dated Sept 18 15 1924.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Elizabeth Canada
Local Poultry and Produce Quotations Harris Haven Brothers
Friday's Poultry and Produce Quotations reported to the Green Castle Herald list heavy hens and light hens with prices per spring. Leghorn springs 4 lb. and over at 25 cents. springs under 4 lb at 21 cents. Roosters priced at 19 cents per pound.
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Greencastle
Haven Brothers Poultry Company
Leghorn
Job Oo Roosters
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