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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
2
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South bound No 1 Mail and Express departs 7 37 am and No 33 departs 2 58 pm. North bound No 34 Mail and Express runs at 11 27 am and 5 47 pm. No 1 and No 2 operate daily.
Announcements list candidates for county offices in Rush County subject to the Republican nominating convention. Wm R Jinnett Walker township seeks Representative. William H McMillin Union seeks County Auditor. George B Moore Jr Posey seeks Clerk of Rush County. William M Bosley Anderson seeks Clerk. Thomas E Bottorff Anderson seeks Clerk. Ezekiel M Jones Ripley seeks Sheriff. Jesse K Jameson Rushville seeks Sheriff. Earl H Sears Center two seeks Northern district commissioner. J A Widan Washington seeks Northern district commissioner. John T Bowles Center seeks Northern district commissioner.
The note asserts a firm rebuke with full authority referencing Ti tus II 15. It presents a commanding stance without additional context or figures.
A quip from a child defines scandal as something that nobody did yet everybody talked about, illustrating how rumors and gossip create drama beyond actual events. The remark captures a playful take on social intrigue in a classroom setting.
The article debates whether the high school commission will be lost or renewed as it nears its June 30 expiry. It notes public confusion and promises an official column clarifying that the commission will be withheld from that date pending future developments among the...
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The piece recalls Cardilage high school origins and the 1902 Indiana commission standards for high schools. It notes requirements for commission eligibility, teaching quality, course length, library and laboratory adequacy, foreign language study, and faculty qualifications, with emphasis on maintaining uniform efficiency across schools. It cites historical context from Education in Indiana and urges unity to preserve school missions.
The Earlham Glee Club of twelve made its debut at the Friends Church, under R. T. Myrick with Dr J. H. Coffin directing and R. L. Nusbaum as accompanist. Critics compare it with Hanover's established club, praising harmony, a top soloist, Singfest and Pedavocalion, while noting the absence of a reader. A vacation tour to Greenfield Indianapolis and other stops follows. The group stayed with local families during the appearance.
A Cambridge City report commends Rev J E Coffin for three years of service and praise from a quarterly conference. Rush County Chautauqua elects F E Wolcott president and officers. Knightstown Women’s Clubs push cleaner streets with a proposed cleanup day and waste-box installations. A sendoff dinner for Dr Benjamin and family in Cambridge City marks nine years before moving to Bernie Missouri. Wilkinson item in Shirley News.
A declarative meditation on the printing press as the Fourth Estate, describing its power to relay news, shape opinion, unite diverse peoples, and endure as a voice of history and progress through all times and circumstances.
Owen S. Henley came back to the city Sunday morning after a trip to Portland.
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