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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
2
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NortH Bound No 34 Mail and Express No 2 depart at 6 13 pm with No 1 and No 3 Daily services listed on the timetable.
Local sports circles note Carthage checker and croquet players have built a growing reputation. The talk centers on issuing challenges to anyone willing to step up, signaling bold, competitive attitudes ahead of winter.
Reports from many parts of the state say male teachers are scarce. The Marion Chronicle cites two causes: more girls graduate from schools and primary grades demand women, while many men go to college rather than normal schools and many girls become teachers after a term in normal school.
A small advertisement from Carthage by W H McCullough promotes Ice-Keep Kool offering several pounds of ice per week at low cost for constant refrigeration and comfort with a local phone contact Carthage 22.
110 acres for cash or grain rent located two miles north of Carthage. No buildings on the place. Contact 70 E. W. Wagoner Knightstown by phone.
The column lists a series of social visits and arrangements from Lewisville and surrounding towns. Families such as Stubbs Miner Henley Rhoades Cross Newsom and Hanes appear in gatherings and travels. Public sale notices for Thomas Alexander property and community events at Gwynneville and nearby towns are noted along with church dedication and local transport updates.
County assessment rolls prepared by Rush County officials were accepted by state authorities in Indianapolis with no alterations. The note highlights fidelity and accuracy in county work as reported by the Rushville American. Separate snippets mention historical population figures for Rush County and social visits from Muncie to Lake George, Fremont, and Fairmount friends attending events in Winona.
Personal Property Notice by order of Rush Circuit Court. Executor will sell at public sale at the late farm residence located northwest of Carthage, southeast of Charlottesville, and southwest of Knights Town, starting at 10:00 a.m. The sale follows the deceased William Ewing's estate.
A late summer auction offers a mixed lot including nine horses two Jersey cows with calves and milk flow, 47 hogs including 10 sows and 35 shoats, 31 acres of corn and 150 bushels in crib, 1 ton hay, multiple wagons plows and harnesses, a Florence stove, farm engine, and separator. Terms: cash under 5, debt over 5,000 due January 1, 1912 with note secured by freehold.
The Ladies' Aid of the East St. Christian Church will serve lunch at noon. M. F. Lovett, Clerk.
The Indiana State Fair adopts a back to the farm theme aiming to educate farmers and their families about Michigan? No, Indiana agriculture. The event will showcase top horses cattle sheep swine poultry and orchard products with live stock from other states for comparison. It promises wholesome entertainment and a short course style farm education to improve crops herds and flocks and raise rural prosperity.
The Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis during the Sept week will extend night hours across multiple departments. The coliseum and brick barn will be lit and open, with the Fine Arts Agricultural Horticultural and Poultry buildings also brilliantly illuminated and free to visitors. The display marks the first year of such extensive nocturnal exhibits for the exposition.
Describes white blood cells as fighters against germs and promotes Electric Bitters to cleanse stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. Claims improved blood, nerves and health with a 50 cent price. Endorsement from C. T. Budahn of Tracy, California.
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