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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

4

Tire prices and local business notes in town

Tires priced from 7 to 14 dollars by J. W. Moore & Son's Garage. Widespread social notes include Mr and Mrs J H Healey in Indianapolis, Mrs H M Kenworthy and daughter with Paul Bennett in Greenfield, John Butler family visiting Mrs Butler's mother near Gwynneville, and W O Moore for picture framing. Town Council met Monday night in routine session. William Peacock and wife at Lapel buy a barber shop. Charles McCorkle moved to Paul Binford farm at Mooresville.

H. M. Kenworthy Paul Bennett Greenfield William Peacock Lapel Charles McCorkle Paul Binford Mooresville

New York Central workers buy stock in large subscription

Four thousand five hundred nine employees across New York Central Lines subscribed for stock at 110 dollars per share. The plan offered one share per 209 dollars of annual pay with a 20 share cap and monthly payments. Subscriptions spanned from January 7 to 31 across the system including New York Central and affiliated roads.

Ew York Central Lines New York Central Mailroad Company New York Central Lines Grand Central New York Central Big Four Michigan Central Indiana Harbor Belt Chicago Junction Railway Pittsburch & Lake Erie Boston & Albany

Morristown Shooting Brings Fatal Wound At Post Office Area

Richard Walters 38 a Morristown garage owner is fatally shot by editor C S Mercer near the post office during an argument. Mercer is taken to Shelbyville. Walters resigns as fire chief after heated town board session. Local notes include shifts in rural carrier salaries and multiple visits.

Richard Walters Morristown C. S. Mercer Morristown Sun F. W. Gottlieb Walters Mercer Shelbyville

Roup in Poultry During Bad Weather Is Serious

Ancient poultry care notes describe roup as a serious disease triggered by drafts dampness and filth with signs like swollen heads closed eyes hoarse breathing sneezing and drooping. It outlines forms of roup mentions odor in contagious cases and offers remedies including turpentine with sweet oil potassium chlorate and pink permanganate solution in water.

Notice on Second Quarter 1925 Telephone Bills Due

Telephone bills for the second quarter in 1925 are due and must be paid on or before April 15 to save 75 cents for the quarter. J E Harper, Secy.

J E. Harper Sec’y

Breeding Up Hen Flock for Higher Production

A. G. Lunn of Oregon Agricultural College discusses selective breeding at the Oregon experiment station. Through trap nesting and removing poor producers, flocks rose from about 100 eggs to 200 on average, then to 800 eggs for top individuals, illustrating how vigor and vitality drive higher production.

Oregon A. G. Lunn Oregon Agricultural College

Kennedy Family Visit Highlights New Castle Weekend

Mr and Mrs Roger Kennedy of New Castle spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs F. J. Kennedy, sharing a family afternoon and reunion.

Jesse Ruby Frances Wolf Centerville Edgar Ruby Roger Kennedy New Castle F. J. Kennedy

Batteries charged at J. V. Moore and Son's Garage

A brief note reports batteries charged at J. V. Moore and Son's Garage, indicating automotive service activity at the shop.

J. V. Moore & Son

Local notices list visits and business ads in town

Flowers advertisement with Mrs Mary F Willcutt contact. Ford parts and special oil from J W Moore and Son. Lumber yard lists rough Cypress for fencing and steel fence posts by Sharer and Moore. Residents and visitors include Tweedys Lumber Yard Mrs R L Hamilton from Delphi, Arthur Longhurst at Colonial Inn Urbana, J A Walter and son Jack Jr from Muncie, Walter here Sunday, Luther Renegar family moving to Bert Sharer home, Sherman Chownings Greenfield and A C Williams Rushville visiting A L Zimmerman, J W Johnsons at Franklin and Masonic Home, James J Anderson Edinburg.

Mary F. Willcutt Ford Fords J. W. Moore & Son Tweedy R. L. Hamilton Delphi Arthur Longhurst Colonial Inn Urbana J. A. Walter Jack Jr Muncie Walter Sharer & Moore Jesse Reddick R. H. Phelps Willis Collins Gwynneville Sherman Chownings Greenfield A. C. Williams Rushville A. L. Zimmerman A. L. Johnson J. W. Johnson Franklin Baily H. V. Baily James J. Anderson Edinburg

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SS Club Clifton Kroger Country Club West Clay St Knightstown Margaret Snow David Snow Julia Snow J. H. Healey Indianapolis John Butler Butler Nancy Finney W. O. Moore York Centrales East Mill Street Robert Hinshaw Ripley Township Morris Henley George Henley Bert Henley Sharer & Moore’s Florence Stinger Buckley Clearlake, Wash Tornado Relief Fund Walter Henley Julia A. Zion Howard Kizer Chicago Karl Kizer Oliver Earnest Conrad Kizer Homer L. Anderson Bedford Terre Haute Charles Moore Anderson C. S. Dudley Lewisville Frieda Florea Coyington, O W. L. Tetrick Ret County Federation of Women’s Clubs Ella J. Coffin L. D. Cooper Luther Gibson James Terhune Dorothy Sipe Miss Sipe J. A. Sipe Bear] Magee Lucy Good Marion Stanley Matthews Anna Matthews E. L. Glover Montpelier George Glover Fountaintown Walter T. Marlatt Kenosha Wis A. N. Marlatt J. H. Scholl Milton Earl B Ernst Marlatt Grace Overman Rush County Morton High School Richmond H. O. Pitts Grant Henley Fred Hill E. S. Laymon Dublin Albert Laymon O. S. Hill W. H. Nelson Charlottesville, Ind United States Mary Willcutt Sample Furniture CO A. J. Carr Machine and Electric Co West Mill and Market Sts Carthage A. J. Carr H. E. Ratliff Luther Renegar Bert Sharer Fifth Street
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