Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 September 1928 — Page 2
GREENCASTLE HERALD PAGE TWO
THE HERALDDEPAUWGRAD KIWANIANS
GIVES VIEWS ABOUT CHINA
E.- taMi: he11
thi' Star & Democrat
in 1858
Entered ns Second Class mail matter at the Groencastle, Ind., postoffice. Charles J. Arnold Proprietor LcRoy Roe City Editor Roy Evans Manager Published every afternoon, except Sunday, at 17-19 South Jackson Street, Grecncastle, Indiana. lEDE-
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tion.
SMI I II SPK \M\i. I' \ I I S A ED ANY, N. Y., Sept. 6.—Gov nor Allred E. Smith will start hi> vasion "i the normally Republic West on September is. This became assured today wli threi eiiaa.aeiiu .its wro. nounced fin the Democ ratic nomil ns follow.-: Omaha. Nt In . Sept. 18. Oklahoma City. Okla., Sept. L’n. Den.t i. Colo., Sept. 22.
i wanis, is attracting much
The local club is making an active campaign in his behalf and eneourag ing reports have been received from
; over the state.
Green Beans, New Peaches, Drb d Fruit, Lime Beans, Cauliflower, Turnips, l!lu t . Plains, Grapes.—Cooper tk I the
Inman.—Adv.
ol header chesi aremore easily beared externally with—
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 6.—Lack ; i f educational correspondence and i trai -portation facilities are responsiI hie for the difficulty in establishing i stable government in China, say^ i L; utenant David M. Shoup of Cov-
ington. •'
Siioup, who cntired the United States marine eorps in 192C following graduation from DePauw university, | Grecncastle, Ind., has returned from eleven months in the Orient. “Methods of communication are I such that an event of a town being I twenty-live miles away may never be heard of in the interior of China. It is not like in America where news travels fast,” Shoup declared. “America knew,all about Lindbergh landing in Paris a few hours | afterwards hot such a feat is lmpos-1 .-ihle under existing conditions in
('Irina,” he said.
•Strength ol a government is«iarge ly dependent err communication and ability of a people to understand their j
own problems.”
Marines are stationed as "watchdogs’’ along the China sea coast to promote commercial relations with
Orient.
Shoup said he personallv witnessed outrages by the depraved soldiers who had gone months without food,
clothing and money.
Banditry :n China differs some- Active in the work of the local club 1 what ft ear the Ani . ru an taetc s, hd for several years, Mr. Castle is wide..aid. ly known. He has the distainction of
ng
porado to form a hand of bandits who kidnap wealthy men and hold them for ransom. It rs easy for u leader to
CITIES OF THE FIFTH CLASS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES
rv a mr /"i a n^M fV* n ^ 1P of Determining the Tax Rates for Certain Purposes by the City K CASTla* ® reencast * p ' P'Unam County, Indiana. Before the Common Council of said
I Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Grecncastle, Putnam [County, Indiana that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their
CONNLRSYILLE, ind.. Sept. •>.— regular meeting place oit the 11 of September', 1928, will consider the fol-
Candidacy of IL W. Castle, president J lowing budget:
of the Connersvill. Kiwani- club, for' MAYOR’S OFFICE:
lieutenant governor of the sixth di- Personal Service. Salary of Mayor $000.00 vision of the Indiana district of Ki-' Supplies .00
PUBLIC SALE I will sell at public sab’ at my farm three miles southwest of Greencastle. on the cement road, on T uesday, Sept. 11 th l‘J28. beginning; at 10 30 a. m.. the following property: , 1 Pair Mare Mules. 6 years old. weighing 3.000 pounds, good sound mules, well broke: one pair good Mare Mules. 7 years old. well broke: one Horse Mule, a good work mule and of good size; pair small driving and saddle mares. COWS—Two Good Milk Cows. HOGS-Two Good Brood Sows, to! farrow soon: 14 Feeding Shoats weighing 80 pounds. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. W T AC0N AND HARNESS. Usual terms will be given. J. A. SKELTON
form a I nmiit hand by offering depraved ioliiiei - a Miiall recuTnia.-nse
in food or clothes,” ho said.
Shoup said Chinese' like the marines and often refer to them as •‘Good will envoys.” He was in Canton throe days after the famous riot and saw the results of the outrages. Employment of the uneducated na-
tives is one of China's problems.
interest. CITY CLERK’S OFFICE:
Personal Service, Salary of City Clerk .. . Supplies
CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE:
Personal Service. Salary of City Treasurer Supplies
CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE:
Personal Service. Salary of City Attorney Special Council Fees Current Charges. Court Costs Supplies
CITY ENGINEER’S OFFICE:
Personal Service. Wages of City Engineer Supplies
STREETS:
Personal Service. Salary of Street Commiss Wages of laborers Supplies—Gasoline, oil, tires, etc. . . Electric current for stop lights Street lighting Materials Stone, gravel, asphalt, etc. Current obligations—Street intersection a-ss Properties- Stop lights, signals, etc
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
Personal Sen ire. Salary of Marshal .... Wages of Policemen Wages of Special Policemen Supplies
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
Personal S* i vice. Salary of Fire Chief . . Wages of regular Firemen Wages of extra Firemen Contractual Service Hydrant Rental ... House Operating expenses Supplies—Ga oline, oil, tires, etc Materials—Repairs to equipment
ing a period of three years. The local Properties New Fire righting equipment cluh regarded as one of the most ae- COMMON COUNCIL: tjv t . in the state, has never been re- Personal Senic. Salaries of Counellinen pii ntcfl on the -iate board anil sup HEALIH AND SAN11AJION:
oner
R, W. CASTLE
porters of Mr. Castle point out that the club has merited recognition. The election will be held at the annual district meeting at Madison
Sep*- 11 to 13.
ssmonts
. 750.00 . 100.00 . 300.00 . 125.00 . 500.00 . 200.00 GO.O0 . 50.00 . 500.00 50.00 . 1560.00 . 3600.00 . 1500.00 . 200.00 .10000.00 . 1500.00 . 1500.00 . 500.00 . 1300.00 . 1430.00 . 1U00.00 200.00 . 1300.00 . 3900.00 . 300.00 , 10000.00 . 1000.00 300.00 300.00 200.00
5. Taxes to be Collected 24,578.94 7. Total Revenue 38,739.81 8. Unexpended Appropriation. 21680.95 11. Total deductions 21,680.95 12 Difference between lines 7 anti 11 17,058.86
13. Working Balance .. . , 14. Total to be Raised by .j. Taxation Net Taxable Property ... Number of Taxable Polls
.27,431.14
44,490.00
712.25 712.25 712.25
712.25
256.UO
PROPOSED LEVIES
450.00 • 50.00 450.00
450.00 512.00
hiaSli.j, lOijj
-i. _ tea.
Levy on Polls
Levy on Property
Corporation General Fund .
. . .$1.00
.855
Special Park Fund
.05
Improvement Sinking Fund
.
.01
TOTAL
$1.00
$-.87
COLLECTED
""a"' Al "ount to
Kai*!
U,680.11)
256.00 512.0*
AND to ,,,.
600.00
Watermelons, Celery, Sweet
. Tomatoes, Potatoes,
Onions, Carrots,
at
C. A. VESTAL. Auct. Owner Dinner served by Ladies of Antioch Church
RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY TROUBLE ENDED BY K0NJ0LA
. teli ip Cucumbei Catbu*.
' for * Inman.—Adr.
.in t,ml. L" ,■ ii robin'll ihej ' —:
labor cla s of work,” Shoup said. | Oxen and a crude plow are still used
U '.ill ii ' fields.”
There is a class of natives who spend ihtir lives in Sanpan’s small boats which are propelled by a long paddle. This class of natives seldom v i.-it land, • at mg and -deeping in the boats. They are crude boats about twelve feet long. Many of them are used for fishing ami transportin passenger.- for a small fee. Shoup returned to Quantico to join the eastern coast aircraft squadron of the marines. Since he was commis ained in June, 1926, in- ha visited every 'ale in the muntlj except Florida and Vermont, visiting practically all larger cities.
New Medicine Brings Quick And \mazing Relief To Richmond
Citizen.
Personal Service. Salary of Health Officer 100.00 Supplies 25.00
MISCELLANEOUS:
Personal Service. Compensation of County Auditor 75.00 Contractual Service Public Printing and Advertising 300.00 Current Charges Examination of Public Records 75.00 City Election Expenses 1200.Off Miscellaneous 500.00 TOTAL GENERAL FUND $47,690.00 IMPROVEMENT SINKING FUND: (1 cent on each 1100 valuation being a special levy) 612.00 ! SPECIAL PARK FUND: (*£ cent on earh $100 valuation being a special levy) 256.00 Grand Total of Estimated Expenditures 48458.00 ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO DE RAISED Corporation Special Imp. Sink- Fire (QenT. Fund) Park Fund Ing Fund Truck Fd. ; 1. Total Ed. Expenditures ..$47,690.00 $968.25 $962.00 $10599.94 2. Deduct Misc. Rev 3,200.00 3. Net. Amt. to be Raised by Taxation 44,490.00 256.00 512.00 I. Actual Bal Fund 7/31 .. 14,160.87 712.25 450.00 10586.34
■ •¥5l,330.0| •••43,241.:, ' • 42,500.(1) • - - 46.90l. !( • • 49,157.51 ■ • -45.208 0)
to be In ai d thereon, and
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES
COLLECTED
j Collected 1923 Levy Collected 1924 Levy Collected 1925 Le\y Collected 1926 Levy Collected 1927 Levy To be collected 1928 Levy Taxpayers appearing shall have the right
the levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers f,.. ij llg ti,,, . aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State B' lirt of T < ( nn ers for further and final action thereon, by tiling their petitk,:, therefor i the County Auditor not later than the fourth Moiulaj of S-;, niter j',<" and the State Board will fix a date of hearing In this county.
Dated this August 29, 1928. CHARLES McGAUGHEY, M
(Corporate Seal)
Attest: G' in Ensign, City Clerk.
2t. Aug. 31. Sept, i
COTTON FOR CAMPAIGN DOLLARS!
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi and Chairman John J. Raskob of the Democratic National Committee receive the first bale of the new southern cotton crop at Smith- Robinson headquarters in New York. In accordance with custom the bale was auctioned for charity in Atlanta. Bought by a group of Smith backers it was specially compressed to fit in an airplane cockpit and flown to New York where Mayor James Walker will auction it at a performance of "Show Boat” for the benefit of the Domocratic campaign fund.
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