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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
2
Rates listed for classified notices in the Citizen include 5c per line per insertion for business locals, 10c per line if in Flackface type, 25c for a card of thanks, 50c for obituaries over 50 words, 75c for 10 words, and 1.00 for 150 words. Extra copies 5c each. Entrants charged for entertainments with admission. free events incur no charge. Display ads rates available on application.
Unable to determine full article context from fragmented OCR. Summarizes available times labeled as northern bound entries with four timestamp-like figures. No names, places, or events clearly identifiable.
The notice cites May 12 as Mothers Day and May 9 as the first voter registration date. It notes Monday as the deadline for tax payments and reports President Taft appointing Miss Julia Lathrop of Chicago to head the new child bureau, praised by national women’s groups and Hull House alumna Miss Jane Addams.
Local leaders urge electing a woman as school trustee or adding two women as advisers. Support grows for reform with female influence guiding the School Board’s deliberations. A prior council discussion on a vacancy is referenced.
A well established practice across sections underscores uniform methods and shared standards. Analysts note consistent procedures influence outcomes and compliance remains a core focus for practitioners and administrators.
Claiming catarrh is a constitutional disease, the advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as the only internal remedy. It pledges to cure with blood and mucous-surface action and offers a $100 reward if any case fails. Sold by druggists at 75 cents and paired with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
President William C. Stillman of the American Humane Society asks for a nationwide Mercy Sunday observance to aid the weak and helpless including children and animals. He urges local societies to write to clergy and rally Christian assistance, stressing mercy and compassion as a Christlike duty.
Severance Burrage of Lafay ette, president of the Indiana Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, criticized the preventable deaths from tuberculosis, noting Indiana has seen a similar toll this year as the Titanic disaster. He urged better living, housing, case reporting, and local sanitariums to curb the white plague.
The State Board of Forestry releases a 372 page report on Indiana trees detailing species descriptions distribution and growth rates. It covers wood uses forestry values climate rainfall frost dates and regional availability with statistics on local wood industries and an offer to obtain a copy for 15 cents or free through the State Forester in Indianapolis.
The Democrats of Ripley Township met in the Town Hall on Friday night April 19 appointing P. J. Sattler as Chairman and J. J. Anderson as Secretary. Delegates and alternates were named for joint-senatorial and county contests, including M. F. Lovett, Clyde C. Henley, Jesse Siler, and many others listed as delegates and alternates.
The Town Board and Board of Health require vaults to be emptied cleaned and disinfected annually by June 1 or earlier if ordered by the Health Officer. The Town Marshal will enforce the orders and record expenses as a lien on the property. It is unlawful to fill vaults or sinks without tying and disinfecting them.
State of Indiana rush county bank statement sworn by cashier Ralph Payne on April 24 1912 totals assets 972 52 thousand dollars and liabilities 519 547 20 with capital stock 50000 surplus 70000 and undivided profits 1340 50 notes and deposits detailed including national bank notes 12500 and postal savings 383506 70.
The list features works across history, government, geography, health, agriculture, and aviation. Notable titles include a history of Rome, Maeterlinck the Blue Bird, Samuel Pepys, and a model aeroplanes guide.
Want ads list tailored suits at eighteen dollars. Mr and Mrs Charles R Butler visited Indianapolis Monday and remained until Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Kinder and son Frederick Jr of Indianapolis were guests here Sunday. Born Saturday April 20 to Warren Bundy and wife in Chicago, granddaughter to Amassa Bundy.
A promotional postal card invites readers to obtain four different magazines and special money saving offers by sending their address to Todays Magazine in Canton Ohio.
Mrs L G Mahen of Greenfield was a guest here several days last week. Miss Leona Whitaker stayed with Mr and Mrs Ira Moore at Rushville over the weekend. For dry cleaning call Justus the Tailor at Watts Block Knightstown Ind. Miss Lillian Righter saw a matinee of The Blue Bird in Indianapolis.
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