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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

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U P Church Dedicated at Mays Station

The new U P church at Mays Station was dedicated on Sunday with Dr Moe Michael president of Monmouth College as principal speaker. Rev Clark and Rev Rabb assisted. Juniors funded the bell and south window, and J F Tweedy of Carthage was the contractor.

U. P Mays Station Moe Michael Spring Hill Monmouth College Monmouth Ill Clark Rushville Rabb Mays J. F. Tweedy Carthage Friends Church D. M. McCorkle Anna F. M. Miller van Hood Ross

Desirable five room house for sale in Rose Hill

For sale description notes a five room house on First Street in Rose Hill with a good barn. Seller Sam Haywood invites reasonable offers.

Rose Hill First St Sam Haywood

Stove for sale cheap by Otto C McCarty

Otto C McCarty advertises a coal and wood stove offered at a low price. Describes as a good stove and available for sale at a cheap rate.

R H Hill & Co Offers Men’s Winter Underwear at 25 Cents

R H Hill and Company advertise men's winter underwear at 25 cents per suit. The offer highlights affordable winter basics and invites customers to visit their shop for the deal.

R. H. Hill & Co

Local Notices Show Farm People and Oysters in Town

JHE News at Home reports social visits, Thanksgiving gatherings, and shopping notices. R H Hill & Co promotes corduroy wear and bread deals while families like Henley and Sattler entertain relatives. Alfred Vanderbilt’s Wayfarer car runs through the rails. oysters, furniture, and paintings appear in changing ads and meals.

R. H. Hill & Co’s John Wall Harry Wall Wall Mary Wall Marion

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