Registered Duroc Shoats in Herald Office Listing
Charles J. Arnold reports a public notice listing registered Duroc shoats in the Herald Office records.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
3
Charles J. Arnold reports a public notice listing registered Duroc shoats in the Herald Office records.
Descriptions include college girls for tasks at Mansfield Hall and office work at the Herald Office. Listings cover rental for a furnished room on Locust Street, job openings at American Zinc Products Co, seed wheat for sale, a lost fox hound, and poultry for sale from Everett O Hair with contact details for Meridian, Reelsville, Fillmore, and rural route.
A testimonial describes a rat problem in a cellar with a dead rat found after six months. The ad promotes RAT SNAP in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25, sold and guaranteed by local merchants John Cook and Sons J Sudranski and Co and R P Mullins.
Mixed listings show farm hand and tenant needs in Greencastle Indiana with calls from Herald Office. Also farm and household jobs in Cloverdale Monon and local shops seeking help. ads include egg plants tomatoes and a night cook position. Public sale bookings and rental inquiries accompany farmer and contractor notes. Rat Snap pest ad promotes quick extermination with local sellers listed.
James McGuire of New Jersey praises RAT SNAP claiming it costs only a dollar and saves the price of a hog. The cake bait is unmixed with food, avoided by cats and dogs, sold in 35c 65c and 1.25 dollar sizes by John Cook & Sons, J Sudranski & Co, and R. P. Mullins with a guarantee.
Mrs George Ives travels home to Delphi after visiting Greencastle due to her daughter Mary Ives illness. Harry Quigg and Edith Harlan drove to Lafayette. Ray M Ross of Urbana Ills, a long time Standard Oil rep in China, visits then heads back to resume work. Several workers on the Purcell farm escape serious injury when an ensilage cutter explodes near a Fordson tractor. Mrs Charles W Martin and Mrs FE Taylor host a gathering for Eleanor Robinson of Los Angeles and Mrs B Martin of Harriman. Funeral attended by Grover McCammon for Ralph Randel’s infant son. Christian Endeavor hosts a wiener roast for DePauw students at 7 pm. Rev O E Badger relocates to Greencastle as his future home til active ministry ends.
Members of Greencastle Lodge No 348 will work the Initiatory Degree on Wednesday at 7 30 P M KE MUGG N G R S FISHER Sec
A Texas correspondent reports a jury verdict on an assault with intent to murder. Eleven jurors favored acquittal while one obstinate holdout pressed for aggravated assault and a $25 fine. The eleven finally agreed to “chip in” enough to cover a $24 fine, leaving the stubborn juror satisfied.
Mrs Bunting notes one good thing about buying an expensive dress is feeling you should buy a cheaper one to save your best. Mar Bunting responds that this makes you feel you ought to purchase another not quite as fine to spare the best for later.
A fragment noting a stereotype about women's minds and a crude quip about intellect and a "mog co" limited by shoe size. The lines imply a gendered joke on intelligence tied to physical traits.
Mrs. Agnes K. Adams of Terre Haute credits Trutona with ending five months of stomach misery and bloating. She reports improved appetite, relief from heart pain, and better sleep after beginning the remedy. Trutona is sold at R. P. Mullins Drug Store in Greencastle.
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