Local notes from Greencastle and vicinity
Local items report Mrs. F A Arnold visiting Peroia Illinois to see daughter Mrs J L Scripps. Earl Durham critically ill from blood disease with poor recovery odds. Court house window painting noted with 42 windows on south side. Poconontas society to meet with initiations. Mrs M A Keifer keeper of records. Mr and Mrs Robert Renick and son of Navasota Texas visiting relatives after Minnesota trip. Renick a former Greencastle man. Westbound Interurban cars delayed by Indianapolis wire trouble. Womans Union Gristain church to meet. section 4 to provide entertainment. Seed wheat smut demonstration at Charley Bridges farm with Purdue expert. Judge James P Hughes to Rockville as special Parke County judge. Sam Campbell improving after Martinsville Sani‑ tarium treatment. Miller and Garrett Pripps sales well attended. College Ave church official board to meet 7:30 pm. City school physicals by county nurse and Dr W M McGaughey completed. Eddie Taylor of Minot North Dakota visiting. injured in military service overseas now farming near Minot. Mr and Mrs Harry Moore in Indianapolis. Mrs Fay Hamilton returns from Bedford. J Walter Cooper of Indianapolis, former Greencastle mayor, in town for business.
Classified Notices From Greencastle Herald Ad Digests
Mixed ads list WANTED and FOR SALE items including furnished rooms a maid and two workers at Rector Hall and sewing hall, a printing trainee at Riley and Werneke, various household goods, a two horse engine, and a five room bungalow sale by Fouts Bros. Realty. Lost items include a Hudson Seal fur neck piece. sales at Zaring and Phipps and Garrett. personal notices request night operator and wood supply. Contact names include Mrs. Eugene Light Mrs. Hallie King Canday Phi Psi Hews Carl Williams Am. B Vestal Greencastle Ind.
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Greencastle
Plainfield Pike
Phi Psi Hews
Advertised Letters List for Greencastle Ind
A Greencastle Indiana notice dated September 17 1919 lists listed names of addressees with a request to say advertised when inquiring. Names include Mrs H F Brown Miss Pearl Barth G H Beem H L Brown Frank Mary Gudgine C B Griffith Chester G Garrett Minor Goodley Cora L Herbert Meda Orrell Frank Thomas James Whitsell Grace and others.
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Greencastle
Ind
Allen
H. F. Brown
Pearl, Barth
G. H Beem
H. L. Brown
Frank
Mary
Gudgine
C. B Griffith
Chester G. Garrett
Minor Goodley
Meda
Orrell
Frank Thomas
James Whitsell
Grace
Dissolution Sale Scheduled at Greencastle Farm
Following a dissolved partnership a public sale will be held at the Dr. W. R. Hutcheson farm five miles east of Greencastle on the Washington street Pike. The notice indicates liquidation of partnership assets at the rural property auction.
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W. R. Hutcheson
Greencastle
Washington Street Pike
Thomas Zaring
Washington Township
Putnam County
Indinana
Property sale notice for farm stock and gear
Tuesday September 23 1919 sale begins 10 o'clock offering horses cattle sheep hogs hay straw corn farm implements and more. Items include mares geldings Hereford and Shorthorn stock, 50 hogs 25 acres of corn and two plows rolling equipment plus cultivators rakes and a DeLaval cream separator. Terms: six months on >$5 with 6 percent interest. 2 percent discount for cash.
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Oliver
John Deere
DeLaval Ceam
Doctors Hutcheson and Lyon To Hold Lunch On Grounds
Dr. W. R. Hutcheson and Dr. M. D. Lyon announce a public event with lunch served on the grounds. The notice names the two physicians and invites local residents to attend.
Philippine rat catchers and bounty system in Manila
In Manila rat catching has become a large industry under the Philippine Board of Health to curb Asiatic plague. About 150000 rats are trapped yearly by a seven-section corps earning six pesos monthly, with inspectors enforcing measures to prevent fraud and even identifying rats by foot to curb bounty evasion.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine Board of Health
Dianila
Board of Health
Buffalo Bay
Powder and hair dye trends from ancient to Roman times
The piece traces evolving beauty practices from nunly powdering in convents to hair bleaching and yellow tints across eras. It notes Roman blue powder usage, Periclean era fashions, and methods to brighten eyes through poisons and ocular preparations, with cautions on risks.
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Erupi
Rome
Greece
Pericles
Alps
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Two Dramatic Claims Face Historic Fire and Diet Debate
A devastating fire destroys nearly two hundred million dollars in property in an unspecified U S area. French physician Armand Gautier asserts that a strict vegetarian diet is impossible for white races, sparking a controversial debate.
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United States
Armand Gautier
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R. P. Mullins
West Side Square
Cee
Indiana Loan CO
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MARS
F. A. Arnold
Peroia
Iil
J. L. Scripps
Earl Durham
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M. A. Keifer
Robert Renick
Navasota
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Womans’ Union of the
Gristain
Section 4
Charley Bridges
Purdue University
James P. Hughes
Rockville
Parke County
Sam Campbell
Martinsville Sanitarium
Ladies Aid of the
IME Church of
Fillmore
Mr. Campbell
College Ave
Chlldren
W. M. McGaughey
Eddie Taylor
Minot
N. D
Eddie
Harry Moore
Fay Hamilton
Bedford
J. Walter Cooper
Christies
Herald Office
Rector Hall
Eugene Light
South Jackson Street
Hallie King
Riley and Werneke Printing Co
2 Horse International
Riley & Werneke Printing Co
Phipps and Garrett
Carl Williams
Fouts Bros. Realty Company
Majestic
L. G. Wright
Walnut Street
Greencastle Telephone Company
Barnaby’s Mill
Am. B. Vestal
Dobbs & Vestal Real Estate Office
W. L. Dehman, P. M
M. D. Lyon
Dobbs & Vestal & Sherrill
F. M. Lyon
Paul Albin
Clerks
Baldwin Piano CO
Ames L. Hamilton
Washington Street
the Teasdale Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
Executros
Roscoe D. Zaring
Everett T. Zaring
Oscar Rector
Otto Sherrill
Jaems & Allee
First Baptist Church of
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