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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
2
Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts of Rushville completed a census of street shade trees and found 3183 trees. The Republican notes these stately trees beautify and protect Rushville streets, exceeding one tree for every two residents and deserving strong protection to prolong their life and beauty.
A Washington dispatch recalls a 100 year past era without phones telegraphs or cars yet marked by rapid advances. The first steam railway in England sparked predictions of failure as riders galloped beside the train. Public debate on workers issues emerged with coal use expanding in homes and factories. Lincoln at sixteen earned six dollars a month aboard a ferry.
The undersigned Charles S Winslow appointed by the Rush County Indiana Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of J Russell Winslow. The estate is believed solvent. Date December 23 1924. Attest Loren Martin Clerk Rush Circuit Court Douglas Morris Attorney.
Nelson Brown a former slave who moved from the South to Rushville in 1869 died Sunday. The Morristown Farmers Institute plans a two day event starting Monday at Dodd's Hall featuring a corn show Monday.
The excerpt records prize recipients across divisions at a county fair. Awards include First Prize casseroles by C E White and Son and Pize setting by Mrs S M Parker, various fertilizer and hog mineral prizes, woodworking and sewing ribbons, plus cash and merchandise prizes for produce and baked goods. Numerous local shops and boosters named include Norris Fertilizer Co Rushville DeSchipper Canning Co Kroger Carthage Jollys Drug Store and Peacock Kizer.
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