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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
2
The Greencastle Daily Herald lists its status as second class mail matter at the Greencastle Indiana post office. It provides proprietor Charles J Arnold and details subscription rates by mail and carrier, plus notices on obituaries and cards of thanks with per item charges.
Mr and Mrs Henry Phillips were summoned to Kentucky after the death of Mrs Phillips father. Will Shuck bought a new driving horse last Monday. Funeral attendance for Mrs Stuart at Fillmore M E Church. Miss Mary Shuck visited Mrs Marie Lawson last Wednesday. Wake Miller returned home to Stilesville after summer with Miller children. Alva Wright and wife of near Amo rent the O Brien farm and plan to move. Greencastle circus last Saturday. Mrs Will Shuck took Goldie Miller to Robert W Long Hospital Indianapolis for appendicitis surgery. Mrs Shuck stayed with relatives during city visit.
Center Point residents Mr and Mrs Jenkins visited William Somefield and family Sunday. Dora Lathem and family moved to Brazil. The Lathem and Somfield families joined Elmer Lathem and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Keiser visited Mrs J P Kellym. Mr and Mrs William Rader with daughters Iva and Beulah were noted north of Liberty.
Brazil visited Mrs Sarah Rader and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Manual Harrington left Thursday for Mekin Missouri. Mr and Mrs A E Keiser and children and Harry and Ralph Mustard visited Earl Smiths near Poland Sunday. Paul James and baby, grandmother Mrs J P Kellum, Terre Haute. O L Keiser and children, Fred Keiser and children visited Hubert Quinn Prairiatoon. James Syester family Brazil V Syster Linton Ross Campbell Saline visited Willard Syester and family Sunday.
Help a deserving young man by letting him tend your furnace and perform tasks in exchange for room and board. Interested employers should send their name to Henry E. Longden, Secretary of the Edward Rector Scholarship Foundation.
The piece promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a vendor testimonial from E. B. Milburn of Guion Drug Store in Guion Arkansas. It also advertises the Zaring sale on Friday September 19 and a Phipps and Garrett sale on Wednesday offering pigs for winter meat.
The Department of Agriculture released a colored candling chart showing twelve stages of eggs from absolutely fresh to various faults including green whites caused by bacteria. It explains how to test eggs by strong light, warns against green tinted whites, and promotes proper handling to reduce spoilage and improve market quality.
The guide advises using two pound paper bags over grape clusters when the fruit is small to deter insects and birds and improve quality. It warns of blighted pear twigs with no cure beyond removing and burning infected wood and to disinfect tools with carbolic acid between cuts.
The annual report of the Director of the Office of Public Roads describes a plan to create a continuous model road from Washington D C to Atlanta using county funding with federal engineers supervising. In a year 32 model roads were completed across many states and districts with various surface types and extensive public exhibits and lectures to promote modern road maintenance.
A Missouri farmer weighs practical poultry housing directing away from shoddy barded boxes toward better design. He praises open front houses with curtains, proper windbreaks, roofs, dry floors, and movable elevated platforms to improve warmth, ventilation, and efficiency while noting cost limits.
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