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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
2
Proprietor C G Hill editor Florence Hunt lists pricing for business locals at 5c per line per insertion, 10c in blackface type, cards of thanks 25c, obituaries over 60 words 50c, 10 words 75c, 150 words 1.00, extra copies 5c, and church or society entertainments with admission priced. free notices no charge. display ads available on application.
The notice lists daily northbound train schedules with departures at 11:27 am and 6:13 pm for Nos. 1 and 2.
The item lists farm advice and social visits with names of residents in New Castle, Knightstown, Indianapolis, and Bloomington. It covers livestock care from hogs and dairy cows to poultry, bees, and silage, plus garden tips and general rural guidance.
Mrs Frank Pusey is recovering from a severe attack of measles. Uncle Josiah C Binford has been indisposed several days. Virgil Binford attended commencement at Pendleton on Saturday and stayed over Sunday. The Misses Helen Overman and Mildred Henley of Carthage were guests of Miss Lucille Binford over Sunday.
Pro prietors of all Carthage Indiana dry goods and grocery stores pledge uniform closing hours at eight p m except Saturdays for June July and August. Signatories include M F Lovett R E Henley W C Pierce H R Hall Co Hinshaw S L Newsom J A Lineback and notary Howard E Henley sworn May 29 1911.
A compilation of visits and greetings across Knightstown, Wilkinson, Indianapolis and nearby towns. Families and friends gathered for dinners, cemetery work, and casual visits. notable items include Florence Henley visiting relatives, and several residents traveling to cities like Portland and Indianapolis. A local sales promotion at Cook Furniture Co. and ads for Foley Kidney Pills appear among social notes.
Final report by Assessor Harvey White and assistants to County Assessor Moses outlines 1910 and 1911 valuations for Ripley Township and Carthage Corporation. It lists land, improvements, personal property, crops by bushels and tons, livestock values, milk and egg production, and animal counts with selling values for noncount items.
Mr J L Francis of Greenfield Indiana reports kidney trouble eased after one bottle of Foley Kidney Pills. He says back pain and irregular kidney action vanished and he is now well. Noah Murphy relocated his family to a farm near Knights town. Wanted 100000 lbs of wool. Small Anderson.
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