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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
4
Booster column from Bainbridge details local messages and notes for community supporters. Readership gains insight into school events, fundraisers, and upcoming activities within the Bainbridge area.
Fred Nutgrass, who lives east of Groveland, has purchased the Tourist Cafe from Elmer Hughes. Nutgrass formerly owned the restaurant years ago in the room now used by the Bakery. He took possession Monday and will move his family to Bainbridge once Mr. and Mrs. Hughes vacate the current residence.
Mrs Frank McNorton and daughter visited Mrs Sietta Crews Monday. Numerous families from Bainbridge and nearby towns attended visits, picnics, and church events. A Groveland Bainbridge C E S inspection meeting is set for October 1 at Groveland.
Milt Hines formerly owned the pool room in Bainbridge has traded his Danville property for a store at Waverley. He will carry a stock of general merchandise and continue to live in Bainbridge.
Mrs. Ella Collings returned home after a two week stay in Indianapolis. Milt Wampler and wife came back Saturday from a three week visit with relatives in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. W D Colliver and Mrs. Dr. Colliver traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday. Harley Miller and wife visited Glen Hooverdale and wife Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs James Miller and others visited Mrs James Miller's sister and husband Mr and Mrs George Miller at Roachdale.
Little Mary Ellen Newton visited from Monday to Friday with her sister Mrs Ralph Pruitt at Taylor ville Kentucky. She was accompanied home by her sister who will spend weeks visiting her parents Earl Newton and family. Ross Tustison and wife moved to Greencastle Otha Bales and wife moved from Russellville to new home purchased from Claude Gardner. Fred McGaughey and wife dined with Lafe McGaughey and family. Milton Bowers and wife attended the Ott Thomas Hog Sale. Miss Lydia Newton and S W Blacketer and wife dined with Otha Bales. John Clodfelter and wife spent Sunday with Elmer Clodfelter and family. Earl Sutherlin and wife were supper guests of Charles Crooks and wife.
Shoes were originally numbered by the length of a grain of barley in a thirteen based scheme. The article notes this old system as the basis for modern numbering patterns. It mentions a farmer and a fruit tree bearing in a Boston Transcript context.
The text explains that overt means evident or undisguised and defines an overt act as one that can be clearly proven, emphasizing the need for demonstrable evidence to establish the act in legal contexts.
A public auction will be held at the Mrs Emma F Lewman farm located 1% miles west of Bainbridge Indiana on State Road 31. The notice describes sale action and location for bidders seeking farm property or assets.
On Tuesday October 2, 23 at 10 30 a m a farm sale offers horses three head two teams of mares cows three head with calves and one to the fresh by November first eleven breeding ewes and a buck hogs forty seven head with pigs two open sows five shoots weight eighty to a hundred pounds all double immuned corn fifteen acres of corn in field to be sold by the acre farm implements wagon John Deere cultivator walk ing break plow disc harrow roller self feeder household goods cook stove two burner oil stove and other articles not listed.
Terms state cash sales up to five dollars. Purchases over five dollars receive six months credit with eight percent interest from date. A two percent cash discount applies. Auctioneer is Fred Lewman O J Rector, with Frank Edwards as clerk.
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