The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1928 — Page 3

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of the square on Franklin treet and the hogs are in a tent ea-1 of the 1 square near Vine street and the P„ u |. try tent is located on College avenue

south of Washington street. One of the best displays of cows, 1

bulls and calves is being shown in a tent on the west side of th< county jail. This tent was originally to have peon placed on Jackson stn-ct and many people do not know where it

County, that the proper Irpal officer of said Jefferson town hip at a spec-i ml meeting to be held at the school 1 house of said township at seven o’-' cIock P. M. on 24th da ptember

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Score* for the handicap golf champ ionship at the Country Club -o far ^ turnod in range from 142 to 180. All ! Scores must be in by Monday the 1711, Scores made on the coming tourna-' ment with Crawfordsville may In counted. Qualification for the club championship to be played in theneai ■ future :s about completed. grand inn Bt n INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13. (IT)— Attention of the Federal . land jury toilay was centered on inv. ligation cf a large number of prohibition cases, most of them minor ca-os. A number of motor theft and postal cases, including a continuation of investigation in the Terre Haute union station mail robhen March 26, were heard Wednesday. Witnesses in the mail robbery case included Calvin Holmes, and Carl E. Jennings, serving 25 year sentences : at Leavenworth penitentiary on pleas i of guilty in the case. Jennings in court made a statement in which he implicated Kenneth Spurgeon, alleged gambler, as perpetrator of the plans for an express robbery at Terre Haute which never was 1 consummated. Spurgeon claims according to post office inspectors, Jennings tatement : was made for revenge because Spur- j geon tipped off officers who arrested i Jennings and Holmes. *«*e+»+**«* # S-F-O-R-T-S * Of The Day * ® Here And There ®

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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American Association Indianapolis, 11; Columbus, 4. Milwaukee at Minneapolis (wet I

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St. Paul, 7; Kansas Sity, 6. Louisville, 3-1; Toledo, 1-4. American League Philadelphia, 4; New York, 3. (Only game scheduled.) National League St. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, 1. New York at Boston (rain). Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia, 1. St. Louis at Chicago. (Only games scheduled).

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Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as Executor of the last will and testament of Mary A. Damall deceased, in the Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam county, Indiana, and has been duly authorized by said Court to administer said estate. Said estate is supposed to be sol-

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Library Fund No. 39 $55.00 Tuition Fund No. 36, pay of Tenchj er- $1300.00 Road Fund No. 12 laibor .. $.'!90.00 R iad Fund, No. 19 Interest < n bor- | row .1 money $10.00 Special School Fund, No. 33 Transportation $400.01/ Speeial School Fund, No. 32, Janit.•r Service, $40.00 An ■ and all taxpayer- who may ap- : r will he heard on the question of niaki ig the above appropriations, for the 11.es and purposes named, and if I tiis atisfied ten or more taxpayers I ; other than those who pay poll taxes ?= "nly, may appeal to the State Board if f ix Commissioner . th 12 day of I September, 1928. It. P. AI lee, Trustee. 13-20 I

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A Ten Day Tire Sale We are discontinuing our line of tires and tubes and therefore are closing out our stock at cost. 4 TUBES Rellum, 30x3i/2 $1.11 Helium, 29x4.40 $1.43 TIRES Miller, 30x^4 $7.20 Helium, 30x3*4 $0.00 Miller, 29x4.40 $9.00 HIGH POINT OIL CO. ■in

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BARGAINS A whole window full of exceptional liargains will be olVered Eriday, Sept. 1 1. ^ One Day Only > Any article, $1. Regular value $1.50 up. Don’t Miss This Opportunity F. C. SCH0ENMAN, Jeweler

f f ON. FRANKLIN W. FORT, Now J‘ 1 1 Jersey Congressman and vet- "• ran Repuhlh .u rampaigmr. who le si < retary of tlie Nitlc nal liepublican Committee. \\ EFFH IBNT PL\< t

VINCFNNES, Sept. 12. (UP)—The I Knox county infirinirury is one of the mo-1 effieient and the most <‘conomii cully operated institutions in the j -date. This is the Is-lief of county 1,outici 1 men, to whom Raymond Smith I superintendent of the infirmary, turn-

ed over bis six months report ns a guide for the coundty budget,

budget.

The report shows that only $4,44.o34 for all expen e.s at the home during the six months. This is an average of only 55 cent pel per on, whici includes light, beat , water, clothing, hospital, funeral expenses and board. The report . aid the table expense was 10 rents per |>erson for each meal. The same meals were served to Smith and his family.

ea.-on, pointing to the apple tree on the Luther Nixon farm near here which lias 126 bio soms, and is prepni ing for its cmnd crop of apples.

MARION — Marion College will open Sept. 17, and after two days’ iegi tration, ch ad will take up Sept. 19.

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KOKOMO — Richard A. Havens, ! 19, on of Mr. and Mrs. A. W Hav- ' i: of (hi city, i now the regular minister of the Rich Valley Christ-

■ —— ian church in Howard township. He RUSHVILLE — Veteran weather was graduated from Kokomo High forecaster are predicting a late fall diool and plans later to study law.

“ERBERT HOOVER, 3rd, cb pite the c,Torts of ’..Is sister, IN gyy Ann, otces his objection to camara and newspaper men. They are the hildren of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Hoover, Jr., e n and daughter-in-law

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