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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1936

Page

2

Home Rule and a 19th Century Overseer’s Sale

The article contrasts local self government with centralized power and cites a historical sale notice by J. L. Moss. It lists items for sale including tools, lumber, whiskey, brandy, books, and slaves. The sale is at Versailles Kentucky on the McConns ferry pike, starting 8 a.m. with cash or notes.

Jerry Wilson Johnson Miller Ben Mills Bob McConnell Versailles McConns Ferry Pike J. L. Moss

Sale Poster of 1839 Lists Many Interesting Items

Clipping from a Brazil Indiana newspaper recounts a Kentucky farm sale held March 1 1839. Auction items include slave holdings, ox teams, a milk cow and other personal property as the seller heads to Oregon Territory.

Brazil Citizen Hank Miller Carthage Kentucky Daniel Doty Knightsville United States Oregon Trail Oregon Territory Buck Ben Tom and Jerry

Health Facts for Hoosier Folk Health and Success

Advice urges balance between work and health emphasizing rest recreation and daily outdoor exercise. Warns against burning the candle at both ends while promoting sleep hygiene proper diet including fruits milk and vegetables and teaching children good eating habits for lasting success.

Merrymakers Club Meets in Arlington Social Evening

The Merrymakers club gathered at Mrs. Russell Northam’s Arlington home Tuesday with 12 members and one guest Miss Katherine Elliott. The group played dance and enjoyed winter themed refreshments and decorations.

Merrymakers Club Russell Northam Arlington Katherine Elliott Marguerite Farlow Lillian Nelson Freida Macy Opal Hauk Helen Beckrer Lavonne Dearinger Mary Stout Evelyn Kemple Glen Schroeder Helen Earnest Helen Long Northam

New Library Additions Spotlight Classic and Tales

New books added to the library include Enchanted Ground by T. Bailey, Honey in the Horn by H. L. Davis, Life with Father by Clarence Day, Norwegian Twins by L. F. Perkins, Dorcas the Indian Boy by G. S. on, Christmas Stories and Plays by A. M. Skinner, and Story of the Roman People by E. M. Tappan.

T. Bailey H. L. Davis Father Clarence Day L. F. Perkins Dorcas G. S. On A. M. Skinner E. M. Tappan

Taxes Now Due at Carthage Bank Ripley Township

The Carthage Bank lists taxes for every taxpayer in Ripley Township and Carthage Corporation. Anyone wishing to pay their taxes may do so at the bank.

Carthage Bank Ripley Twp Carthage Corporation

Protect Rural Banks From Over Banking Restoring Sound Charter Policies

The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association urges safeguarding sound rural banks from a return to over banking. It cites past lax chartering policies as a key cause of bank failures up to 1933, favors prudent, restrictive charters, and calls for a gradual withdrawal of federal banking involvement as conditions normalize.

New York Economic Policy Commission American Bankers Association Robert V. Fleming Association Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insurance Fund

Banking Conference to Be Held in Philadelphia

An eastern states conference on banking service will be held by the American Bankers Association in Philadelphia January 23 and 24 as part of a nationwide program on banking development. Robert V. Fleming will preside. The meetings will cover managerial legislative and operative bank problems and aim to promote public understanding of bank functions and policies.

New York American Bankers Association Philadelphia Robert V. Fleming

Prunes Now Modern Favorite in Glad Tidy Dishes

Old era prunes faded as modern canned prunes win praise for bright color juicy taste. Feature recipes include Fresh Prune Soufflé with almond, baked quickly in a battered dish serving eight, and Scandinaviax Pryse Pudding using prune syrup thickened with cornstarch and nuts.

Mrs McKnight Improves During Starkville Visit

Mrs B L Nagruder of Starkville Missouri and Mrs Stewart McKnight of Indianapolis are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Overman for a few weeks. Mrs McKnight who has been ill for several weeks is improved.

I. E. Doddridge Rushville Frank Lawrence Chicago Thos. Bird Gowdy J. E. Cadwallader Harry Joyner Nolan Matthews Indianapolis Carlos Heath Clyde Heath Rigsbee Farlow Forrest McDaniel Earl Tweedy Near Carthage A. G. Shauck Glennings Carr Henderson Leisure Franklin Heath Greensburg Johnnie Nelson Denning Nelson Sam Bogue Jane Bogue Mary Marshall Muncie State Normal B. L. Nagruder Starkville, Mo Stewart McKnight Frank Overman McKnight

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