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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
2
The Greencastle Herald lists obituary charges at 1 per notice with 5c per poetry line, and Cards of Thanks priced at 50c each. It operates daily except Sundays from 17 19 S. Jackson Street, Greencastle, Ind. and is published by Charles J. Arnold.
Pure spices and ingredients for home canning listed with items such as salicylic acid saccharine mustard seed celery seed cassia buds mixed spices turmeric and other seasonings. No narrative context provided.
Cred itors heirs and legates of Josapa Drzic deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana October 15 1923 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship receive shares. Clerk Walter S Campbell witnesses. Sept 18 1923.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana announces the appointment of The Central Trust CompanyGreencastle as administrator of Lucinda H. DeHart deceased. The estate is reported solvent. dated September 17 1923. Hays Murphy attorneys. 3tD Sept 20 27 Oct 4.
Jesse Lechman and wife move to Coatesville while John Elliott and family take their vacated house. A Sunday visit patterns include Andrew Tincher, Josephine Downey with Abe Stwalley at Putnamville and many neighbors calling on Burgess and Hunter households. Almon Tincher heads to Bloomington for Indiana University this winter.
The frost of the 14th destroyed much corn in Maple Hill area. Brother O Neal will speak at Long Branch Saturday night Sunday morning and evening. The Ellis child at the county hospital improves slowly. Easton Dickey and families Vaughan Dickey and families Mr and Mrs John Gardner Robert Irwin Jesse Ellis and families attended Lena services with Brother Anderson preaching.
New York reports Col. Raymond F. Bacon warns that gas warfare could be used in future wars, possibly subduing armies and creating artificial barriers. He argues research funded by the chemical warfare service advanced the war effort more than other spending and stresses progress in warfare should not be halted.
Australia will convene its federal parliament in Canberra, a purpose built capital designed by American architect Walter Burley Griffin. Canberra sits about 2,000 feet above sea level on a plateau near the Australian Alps and features three water sheets fed by the Molonglo river with octagonal streets circling the Parliament House and central lake. The city plan includes a fan shaped residential area and zones for the university, municipal and industrial centers with radiating main avenues.
Urban L. Penney, a blind resident of Winstead Middletown Conn, finished reading the Bible in raised type for the fifteenth time after nearly fifty years of effort. He learned the raised type at Perkins Institution in Boston in the early 1870s from Dr. Samuel G. Howe.
Sacramento trader James Remick reports a wild Sierra county fishing trip where large snakes seized trout as he fished. He described the encounter as remarkable and unsettling, noting the stream was thick with hungry snakes.
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