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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1919
Page
2
The notice lists daily and weekend subscription prices for Merald by mail and carrier, including One Year $3 Four Months $1. The text also states Cards of Thanks obituaries and poetry lines are charged, with obituaries at $1 per notice and poetry charged at 5 cents per line.
Notice to the creditors heirs and heirs of Anna A Morris deceased to appear at Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on October 14 1910 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk Harry W Moore September 18 1919 formal notice appears Sept 26 Oct 2 10
A promotional notice from Actna Mortgage and Investment Co. of Indianapolis offers second mortgage loans on real estate. The ad lists 508 Fidelity Trust Building as the contact point and urges readers to inquire about loan options.
The return of Maori battalion amid a grand welcome from New Zealand government and white citizens. Chiefs and leaders from Arawa Nga Puhi Maniapoto Ngatiwhatua greet veterans in traditional dress as they march through Auckland.
A fragmented report mentions Harayand and a mystery election where a device or gate invention is implied. The text blurs with names and dates, hinting at political actions and a rite of passage within a community.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an unclear market stall scene with improvised phrases and stray references to figures and actions. The readable content yields no coherent events, names, or dates to anchor a factual summary.
Washington Star July 28 1800 reports Council reading a bill by Dr Boyd to prohibit raising mosquitoes in Washington city. The act would impose penalties from 1 to 5 dollars on anyone letting water buckets or receptacles remain exposed to mosquitoes.
The article notes no large poultry farms in China and a nationwide practice of households keeping a few hens. Eggs are sold in small lots via fairs and markets, with transportation improvements boosting trade. China exports over 200 million eggs and 50 million pounds of yolk and albumen annually.
Seven year old Mary enjoyed a Sunday picnic and wandered to a creek. She waded in and told the crowd to hurry as the water was nice and cold and you could not see through it.
In Louisville a club scene features a playful misnaming as one member corrects another, with references to Pete Prubdub and Jim Wombat in a lighthearted dialogue. The vignette captures social banter at a gathering.
Mary A Maguire details a weary wife Kate Pendie who nurtures a sick husband while pursuing a publishing career. After sending a manuscript and a harsh editor’s note, a tragedy unfolds as both husband and hope collapse on a mountain cabin road. The note confirms the manuscript’s potential but seals their fate.
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