Local notes recount wrecks visits and school events
A Manhattan resident was in a minor Monon railroad crossing wreck near Lime Island with no serious injuries. Greencastle and surrounding towns report visits, a school parade disruption due to rain, and the high school season ending with the theater closing. A fire on West Columbia led to $450 damage, while radio reception of Pershing’s Defense Day was heard clearly. Numerous residents plan visits, reunions, and club meetings into the week.
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Hunt
Manhattan
Monon
Ford
West
Washington
William Blanchard
Arthur Iry
Kelly
West Columbia
Gilbert Bowlin
Greencastle
Jacks and
Columbia Streets
Pershing
Fire Departent
New York
Oma
Chicago
San Francisco
Mrs Rose C Milligan at Central Hotel for one week
Mrs Rose C Milligan a spiritual business adviser will be located at the Central Hotel for one week only. She offers guidance and consulting services during this limited visit.
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Rose C. Milligan
Central Hotel
Supplying Summer Feed All Through Droughts
In northeastern Minnesota dairy farming should plan summer pasture and green feeds to sustain milk during August price increases. M. J. Thompson of the Northeast Experiment Station recommends three options: sweet clover pastures, summer silage with limited practicality, and selling crops cut green. Rye and oats offer early and flexible options, with peas, second crops of sweet clover, sunflowers, and chopped corn enhancing feed. The herd consumes over half these feeds, keeping waste low and milk flow steady into winter.
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Minnesota
M. J. Thompson
Northeast Experiment Station
Minnesota University
Thompson
Right Time to Cut Rye for Feeding Dairy Cow
Rye should be cut for hay before hardening and near blooming to please dairy cows. Rye hay from heading to bloom provides good feed, helping cows clean up. A ration per three pounds of milk includes ground corn or barley four parts, oats four parts, wheat bran two parts, oilmeal one part, gluten meal one part.
Feeding Grain to Calves Milestones by age
Calves start grain at three weeks and reach about half a pound daily by six weeks. By eight weeks they eat one pound, at three months two pounds daily, sufficient until six months unless rapid growth is desired. After six months, increase intake or wean from skim milk.
Stewart Reunion Brings Idle Memory to Life at New Maysville
The Stewart family holds its first reunion at New Maysville picnic grounds on Sunday August 31 with dozens of relatives listed from Indianapolis Toledo Covington and Danville. Kodak portraits mark the event as a bountiful noon dinner and an afternoon program wrap the gathering, planning an annual reunion with a slate of committee members.
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Stewart
New Maysville
William Stewart
Lee Faust
Fred Miller
Claude Boone
William F. Evans
E. F. Stewart
John L. Stewart
Indianapolis
Fred A. Stewart
Toledo
Wall Stewart
Gas City
Ind
J. E. Stewart
Litton
L. M. Stewart
J. M. Stewart
John H. Jeffries
Elizabeth Riggles
Charley Perkins
W. W. Key
Roachdale
Clark Wilson
Tom Shackleford
Mont Faust
L. G. Faust
Covington
J. L Thompson
Ladoga
Catherine Montgomery
Martha Stewart
Etta Daniel
Louise Key
Pauline Ayers
Danville
Leland Stewart
Greencastle
Wm. Stewart
Lafayette
Martin Conrad
Chicago
Orvelle Stewart
Dave S. Wright and
Daugher
Bertha Fisher
Rockville
Wilder
Beech Grove Indianapolis
Charles Gregory
Ashley Barnes
Miami
Fla
Grace Hackelman
Jamestown
Samuel Stewart
Newcastle
James Hylton
Susan Riggles
Bainbridge
Walter Grantham
Kodak
Dave Stewart Wright
John Stewart
Scotland
Ireland
America
North Carolina
N. C
Kentucky
Indiana
North Salem
Roundtown
Hiram
J. D. Stewart
Fort Worth
Texas
Crawforsville
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
New Maysville Picnic Ground
Suppose He Didn't Terry Rides With Tim in Car
The excerpt follows a tense moment as Tim races an express train at a grade crossing. The narrator worries while Tim refuses to stop, noting a sign warning the engineer to watch for cars and the warning tone of Capper's Weekly.
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Terry
Tim
Capper
Involuntary Lesson on Signs at The Bier
A conversation notes that a driver ignored a danger sign, speeding past a marked warning, implying a fatal outcome and the crowd’s reaction. The terse exchange hints at recklessness and consequence without detailing names or locations.
Cozy 8‑Room Modern Home With Two Lots For Sale
Eight room modern home near the square with two lots and a two car garage in a good neighborhood. Price 4 500 with down payment and balance like rent. Contact Fred Lancaster at 787. FOR RENT A garage 707 5S Indiana Mrs Lannie Layman.
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Fred Lancaster
Indiana
Lannie Layman
Local families gather for a warm Malta reunion
Malta residents and relatives from Indianapolis Greencastle Lena and Mount Meridian visited and moved between homes. The Hunt reunion at Charles Hunt’s home brought many relatives together for a large social day and dinner.
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John Garrett
Illinois
Wendell
Marjorie Christie
Reno
Catharine
Hubert Kelley
Greencastle
Eric Duncan
Lee Robinson
Horace Goodwin
Indianapolis
Morris Goodwin
George Woods
Will Shuck
Florida
Fillmore
Claude Lawson
Goodwin
Claude Phillips
Coatesville
Ransom
Henry Cornet
Emery Nichols
Bertha
Poynter
Mt. Meridian
Nichols
Rebecca Shuck
Anna Garrett
Leonard Heaving
Erastus Morehart
Glen Morehart
Mr. Morehart
Terre
Will Shuch
Hunt
Charles Hunt
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Cecil A New
Cred itors heirs and legatees of Cecil A New deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court Green Castle Indiana on September 29 1924 to show cause why the Final Settlement Accounts should not be approved and heirs prove heirship to receive distributive shares. Clerk Walter S Campbell records the notice dated September 8 1924.
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Cecil A. New
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter S. Campbell
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Cloyd Boswell
Putnam County
Paul T. Allen
Soushville
Ernest Hsioner
Northwood
Priscilla Club
R. Bittles
East Washington Street
William Craver
Clark Michaels
Warsaw
Phi Delt
Helen Binkley
Theodore Raab
Reelsville
George Stanley Davis
Stanley M. Davis
North Greencastle
Anna Benz
Terre Haute
Miss Benz
Charles McCurry
City
Muncie
Alma Raines
Wabash Valley Electric Co
Freeburg
Ill
C. H. Blanche
Brazil
Jefferson
Ohio
Jastoe Bid
Domestic Science Club
Mort Marshall
Locust Street
Price
Martin
Washington St
Otto F. Lakin
Washington Street
Spring Avenue
Stewart Reunion
By Duford Penne
Edwin
Mary
Mr. Shively
Western Agency
Bier
Gillespie Home
West Walnut Street
R. S. Gillespie
Pete Stoner
Dobbs & Vestal
Auds
Malta
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer. Spors
William Fox
Fables
Pathe News Weekly
Patsy Ruth Miller
Chapter
Ce Ranson
West Virginia
Pocahontas
Wabash
E. R. Hamrick
West Side Square
Fred van Nuys
U. S
van Nuys
Democratic Central Committee
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