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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1912

Page

2

Town urged to boost business and retain shops

The notice quotes retailing editorials on the motto Our Town One For All And All For One and urges Carthage citizens and merchants to support local business. It argues country towns exist to serve farms and cautions that shuttered stores erode community value, stressing the link between town vitality and property value.

National Federation of Retail Merchants Carthage William Allen White America

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Vast Cure Range

A 19th century testimonial advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh. It asserts constitutional treatment via internal use and blood mucous surfaces, promises a $100 reward if failing, and urges readers to obtain testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Our Town One For All And All For One Merchants Rally

A call for merchants and the entire town to unite in support of small stores and community service. Retailers emphasize shared interests across trades, urging a patriotic stand to preserve town life and local commerce.

Social visits note miss Johnson gates Greenfield and more

Miss Eva Johnson visited Indianapolis on Friday. Charles Gates and W A O Will cut were seen in Greenfield Saturday night. Miss Nelle McCorkle stayed with her sister in Indianapolis several days last week. Miss Anna King of Knightsown was hosted by her sister Mrs Harvey Hall on Friday.

Eva Johnson Indianapolis Charles Gates W.A. O'Willcutt Greenfield Nelle McCorkle Indianapols Anna King Knights Own Harvey Hall

What is Portland Cement and Its Brand claims

Portland Cement is a fine powder made by pulverizing clinker from burning mixed materials. It does not originate in Portland Maine or Portland Oregon. The name comes from resemblance to deposits on the Isle of Portland England. UNIVERSAL is advertised as the highest grade with a blue trademark on every sack. Buy UNIVERSAL Portland Cement for concrete work.

Portland Isle of Portland England Universal Universal Portland Cement

Want Ads offer assorted goods and services in Knightstown

Local notices list produce for sale including tomatoes late cabbages mango peppers hot peppers and beets. Real estate offers include an eight room house with outbuildings fruit well and location details and a six room house with cellar well and two lots.Also offered are carbon paper three section rollers postcards insurance dry cleaning and tailoring services in Knightstown Indiana.

May Day Queen of the May at Monmouth College

The Monmouth College May Day celebration crowns Miss Helen McCorkle Queen of the May in a regal ceremony on campus. Dancers from Hungarian, Japanese, and other groups participate as attendants and choruses around the queen’s garlanded throne.

Monmouth Ill Monmouth College Helen McCorkle

Morrison buys Morristown undertaker business and moves home

Oak S Morrison of Greenfield buys Flanner Buchanan Morristown undertakers and plans removal to Morristown when Mrs Morrison recovers. Morrison family roots tied to Morristown, son earlier worked there. Mrs N C Binford attends Indianapolis breakfast in honor of Miss Bertha Hill. Miss Ida Ludlow visits sanitarium in Martinsville. Jacob Feudner publisher of Rushville Republican marries Belle Needham in Indianapolis.

Oak S. Morrison Greenfield Morristown Flanner & Buchanan Indianapolis Morrison Mary Henley Greenfield Republican Walter C. Henley Greenfield High School Nathan M. Butler Byron Jeffries N. C. Binford Pettijohn Gurney Nixon Bertha Hill George T. Hanes Atlanta Kate Schooley Dublin Ida L. Ludlow Martinsville Jacob Feudner Rushville Belle Needham

Local Social Scene Buoys Visitors and Visits

Miss Bonnie Henley plans to attend I U commencements in Bloomington this Saturday and stay several days. Knightstown hosts J Blaine Addison and family with visits by John W Addison and Walter Crull. Raleigh residents Edgar Crull and family join Levi Crull family for Sunday. Huntington residents M M Stephens and O E Russell visit Horace Foust family midweek. Reddick guests include Frank Zorne Joe Miller Lewis Reddick and Philip Sattler. Knights Town guests include Charles Swaim and daughter Elizabeth of Knights Town visiting Earl Sears family. Marion resident Newsom visits Alva Newsom in Center township. Marion Newsom and Frederick Sohn host them. Leonard Ruby returns from Purdue for farm vacation.

Subscription Renewal Notice for Indianapolis Papers

A renewal request is issued for the Indianapolis Newsrr edition or The Indianapolis Star. The notice lists Mer ril D. Coffin at the Post Office or Ed Bitner as contact points for completing the renewal.

Indianapolis News Rr Edition The Indianapolis Star Merril D. Coffin Ed Bitner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana C. G. Hill Florence B. Hunt Travelers Railway S. Dearborn ST H. H. Henley LD Gardner H. Lacy O. E. Bowlinger W. H. Sharer Denton & Moore’s Moore & Cooper Justus the Tailor Watts Block Knightstown Ind Friends Church J. Edgar Williams J.C. Cox Endeavor Max Newby Lindley Taylor Isabel Henley H. O. Pitts Mattie Bentley Pearl Coffin Mattie Clark Winona Newsom Katherine Newsom Williams Thomas Cox Byron Ball R. F. Reeves Lou Hill Pearl Harvey and Child Harvey John Wilson J. A. Sipe Dorothy and Claribel John Gartin Dorothy Orange Dorothy Frazee E. D. Lewis Wilkinson Mays Thomas Mull Manilla L. I. Lewis W. J. Porter Connersville Isaac Hill Howard E. Henley Anderson Lycurgus Bénson Shirley Landon Frost Farmers Bank of Carthage C. N. Willson Greencastle DePauw Willson Indie Alspaugh Elmer C. Williams John H. Kiplinger Rushville National Bank Bldg Rushville, Ind Charlottesville Morton Stanley Charlottesville, Ind Bonnie Henley Bloomington I. U J. Blaine Addison John W. Addison Walter Crull Edgar Crull Raleigh Levi Crull M. M. Stephens O. E. Russell Huntington Horace Foust Frank Zorne Joe Miller Lewis Reddick Family Russell Reddick Justin Amos Floyd Reddick Charles Swaim Elizabeth Earl Sears LaVaughan Oliver. Newsom Marion Alva E. Newsom Center Township Oliver E. Newsom Frederick Sohn Leonard Ruby Purdue
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