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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
4
The undersigned appointed by the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana as administrator of Willy Harry James deceased. The estate is to be administered under court supervision with matters of sale to be determined.
Administrator L Russell Newgent issues de bonis non notice dated September 24 1930 with related dates September 25 October 29. The fragment indicates probate actions and archival record timing.
Hog bids opened lower on heavyweights with values ranging 160 to 300 pounds from 8.75 to 10.50 dollars. Cattle and calves show slow, generally steady trade with beef steers 8 to 11.50 dollars and vealers about 12.50. Sheep and lambs weakened with good lots at 7 to 8 dollars and common stock down to 4 dollars.
A reader is urged to place a small want ad to sell unwanted household items like furniture rugs stoves and a wheel barrow. The ad promises quick buyers who will pay cash, helping reduce living costs for the seller and benefiting the new owner.
Miss Frances Smith, 1925 world 4 H Club girl champion, and Ford Mercer, 1924 Boys 4 H Club world champion, announced engagement. Miss Smith of Geary Oklahoma and Mercer of Tryon Oklahoma are both active in 4 H Club work at Oklahoma A and M College and plan marriage in Oklahoma City during the current week.
The all talking espionage drama Inside the Lines stars Betty Compson and a cast of English stage and screen talent. Set in World War I Gibraltar two German agents plot to destroy the British fleet with gripping scenes and a dramatic climax. Also announced are Knute Rockne Football Series showings at the Voncastle Theatre and a postponed Tri Kappa rummage sale now set for October 4.
Maxwell C. Byers president of the Western Maryland Railroad was shot and killed in his Baltimore office during a quarrel escalated clash with Dudley G. Day vice president in charge of traffic who was fatally wounded. The men were alone in the President's office at the time of the shooting.
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