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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
3
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The Town of Carthage Indiana adopts an ordinance to protect shade trees along streets from cuts or disfigurement by electric and telecommunication infrastructure. The measure requires written city board consent via petition signed by the abutting property owner before any removal or alteration. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from 50 to 100 dollars. The ordinance takes effect after passage and sealing on July 3.
Mrs M E B McCullough attended the Richmond District Sunday School Convention at Allen Chapel Indianapolis June 28 and 29 representing the church as pastor and delegate. She reports the best convention ever held in the district. Rev W A Mitchem and family moved to Rose Hill.
Ben Scott of Indianapolis and John Scott of Greenfield visited John Tarter and Walter Jessups this week to discuss a community project and share updates on local events.
H B Martin of Port Harrelson South Carolina recalls near death from consumption after a protracted cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure and urges others to use the lung remedy, available at 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
The Indiana Music Teachers Association held its annual Convention Festival June 27 to 30 in Shelbyville. J Riley Small of Indianapolis is featured as the official accompanist, praised for sight reading and adapting to varying conditions alongside solo artists Ferdinand Schaefer and Edward Taylor.
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a grand protection against disease germs in air water dust and food. It claims the remedy purifies blood and quickly stops chills fever and malarial illnesses with a money back guarantee for 50 cents.
J Luther Bond formerly of Carthage now in Los Angeles sends a note of memory to The Citizen praising a 23 view postcard folder. The collection features parks street scenes and marine views with a cover showing a train through an orange grove and distant mountains.
The article extols Root Juice as a universal remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney issues with reports of permanent cure. It claims widespread newspaper coverage and strong local endorsements from Denton & Moore's drug store, noting immediate relief and restored appetite after initial doses.
The I O O F Lodges invite members families and friends to a Kentucky and southern Indiana reunion at Fontaine Ferry Park Louisville on Tuesday July 11. Special trains will bring children from the Widows and Orphans Home Lexington and Greensburg to join the event. Kentucky hosts about 32000 members with southern Indiana about 20000. Low railroad fares and picnic style basket dinners are planned.
An Allison Iowa item features Rev H Stubenwoll promoting Dr King's New Life Pills. The ode describes them as a health necessity and urges readers to buy them for 25 cents, claiming they cure ailments after other remedies fail.
Byron Retherford son of Mr and Mrs Ed Retherford wed Miss Ruby McDaniel daughter of Mr and Mrs L F McDaniel at the bride’s parents home near Mays. Rev E W Thomas officiated at 8:30 PM in front of eighty guests. The couple will establish a home on the Retherford farm.
E S Lopez, a Manilla carpenter, touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve carried in his pocket. He claims it heals cuts, wounds, burns and skin ailments quickly, listing burns boils scalds chapped skin fevers eczema and piles, priced at 25 cents.
The annual Wall family reunion took place on July 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs John R Wall. Several family members arrived on Saturday and visited the two families, including Mr and Mrs George Wall and many Wall relatives from Piqua Ohio Marion and other locations.
Mrs T W Northcott of Indianapolis stayed with Mr and Mrs W L Walker and Mrs Benjamin over Sunday. She plans to visit her son John in Waterville Maine, General Secretary of the YMCA there. Will Northcott serves as International YMCA Secretary with offices in Colorado Springs and travels across fourteen states and Mexico. Mrs Northcott is the widow of a Fletcher M E church pastor who died three years ago.
Sunday birthday dinner honored J. F. Tweedy and Earl Tweedy at Earl Tweedy’s home. July births were noted with family guests including B. P. Leisure and various couples. J. F. Tweedy’s ice trip brought back ice cream quickly, a brief tale of a rapid ride.
Members of the C H S class of 1907 gathered for a Saturday picnic in O S Henley’s grove. Seventeen graduates attended including Mrs Hallie Retherford Hopper Raleigh Mrs Mabel Narvel Kizer and several Misses and Messrs Arthur Binford Emory Binford. Absent were Frank Cross Horace Worth Orpha Whittaker Warren Bundy Lucille and Chloe Deem Mabel Kyser Jennie Terry. Guests included Mr Hopper Jesse Kizer Herbie Beher Henry Henley and Robert Henley.
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