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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
4
Ralph Mulford, famed for major global motor car wins and a sizable fortune, has bought a six cylinder Knox racing car to drive in the second annual 500 mile International Sweepstakes at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Memorial Day. His latest triumph was the Vanderbilt Cup at Savannah in November.
White Motor Car Company enters a gasoline Six for the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis with Win Barndollar set to pilot the car. The entry expands the field to about twenty five contenders as entries close May 1, and Eddie Hearne agrees to act as relief driver for the Case team if needed.
Local notice type ads listing goods for sale including an eight room house with out-buildings and well priced paint at McCarty's Drug Store. Also ads for old newspapers, carbon paper, rollers, Red Cedar line posts, sweet potato plants, poultry and eggs exchange, and services from Moore Cooper Justus the Tailor and J F Tweedy. Lost harness item offered reward for return to the office. Arlington and Knightstown Indiana notices with contact names and locations.
Roy Newby to move into north apartments of Mrs Guli Duke’s property. Wreck on paper press delayed last Thursday but paper now back in good condition. Commencement at Wesleyan Theological School noted. Miss Pearl Kizer returns to Carthage to nurse, to resume September. Juvenile Court case of Roy Linscott and Carl Walker after the McDaniel tragedy. boys to Plainfield with parental custody until today. Various visits, travels, and social events. lost glasses reported by Mrs Della Johnson. Several community members attend library events, lodge meetings, and regional gatherings. Miss Nelle Parish and Grace Winslow among guests. Many locals noted in social and professional updates with travel plans and retirements.
Mrs Maggie Hughes of Indianapolis visited this week to solicit for Baptist Aid and stayed with Mrs Ophelia Tutle. Hughes, formerly of Carthage, was here fourteen years ago and then went to Greenfield where her son is a graduate. John Wright and Albert Heathcock are building a ten rod boulder fence for Walter Binford southwest of town. Mrs Laura Cook has been ill, with her daughter Mrs Hoosier of Greensboro visiting. David Tutle of Greensboro visited friends last week and Sarah Brooks of Knightstown visited Newton Smith and wife over the weekend.
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Investor Ep Adkins states interest in acquiring diverse stocks at strong prices, aiming for high returns. Plans to pursue opportunities across sectors with an eye for value and liquidity.
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