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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
2
Diapason Singers to Hold Annual Morristown Concert
The Diapason Singers, successors to the Missouri Harmony, will present their annual program in Morristown on Sunday May 21. The event marks the continuation of a local choral tradition with emphasis on diverse repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diapason Singers
Old Missouri Harmony Singers
Morristown
Hazel Coffin
Indianapoli
Morton Barber
Elwood
F. M. Miller
R. E. Henley
Ed. Adkins
Pritchard Farm
Dusty Carthage Faces Oil Street Repair Plan
Clouds of dust over Carthage Sunday spur talk of immediate street oiling. Officials hope to clean streets before upcoming Sunday with Standard Oil Co. input. A Monday shower helped residents breathe easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Standard Oil Co
Spiceland Improves Fire Protection With Chemical Equipment
The town of Spiceland installs eleven small chemical extinguishers, three chemical engines and a gong after two fires. Residents credit O. C. McCarty for prior fire suppression with hand extinguishers and note additional cisterns would boost safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiceland
Newsom
Tarbet
O. C. McCarty
Carthage Lecture Course Planned for 1911 12
The W. L. C. promotes a lecture series in Carthage for 1911 12. A Circle committee will meet church and business leaders and others interested in this enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Community Lyceum Plan Urges Broad Support
Officials urge selling enough lecture tickets to cover costs for a year long course proposed by a Lyceum Bureau. Churches would provide space and light at cost. broad community effort is needed, not large profit. If a surplus occurs, it could be divided among churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Bureau
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertise For Women
A booster style note touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for women including constipation and female trouble. A testimonial from Mrs M C Dunlap of Leadville Tenn describes wonderful benefits and urges trying the product at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Notice of Administration and Sale in Bush Circuit Court
The undersigned administrator of Samuel B. Hill's estate announces, by order of the Bush Circuit Court, a sale to be held at one o'clock p m on a date to be announced. The property action follows probate proceedings and aims to settle debts and distribute remaining assets to heirs under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Hill
Bush Circuit
Bank of Carthage
Indiana
Hancock County
Bush Circuit Court
William P. Henley
Ft. Dade
H. Lacy
T. Benton Henley
Indianapolis
Chester E. Smelser
Rushville
Shaw
Jonathan A. Murphy
Isaac Doran
Rush Circuit Court
Carthage
Rush
Robert H. Hill
Jonathan A,rphy
Sampson
Bonespen Chief
Waddington Goldfinder
Wadding’s
Elm Grove
W. Va
Rush County
Chicago
Goldfinder
Danegill
Happy Find
Stow Helen
Hearty
John A. Butler
Ind
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