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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1911

Page

3

Old Stage Coach Days As Recounted By the Late Walker Winslow

The Fairmount resident and former Carthage traveler Walker Winslow recounts decades of stage coach service between Marion and Anderson. He describes contracts, earnings, routes, and hardships including swampy roads, horse shortages, and delivering war news, noting he never lost a horse or a cent.

Hugh Walker Winslow Fairmount Carthage Grant County Winslow Marion Anderson Henry Winslow Wabash Walker Winslow Fairmount News Government Postal Department Jason Wilson Bank Pike Corduyay Mississinewa Lincoln Alexandria Copperhead B. F. Stinger Orchester Comstockerty Mills Henry B. Hill Comstock Nicholas Reiter Kelitah Clark John M. Clark Manchester Eli Stafford Greensboro

Monument advertising and Civil War era travel anecdotes

An Indiana monument dealer advertises Montella and Millstone granites with legible lettering and reasonable prices. The narrative recalls Civil War era travel, stagecoach routes, a southern soldier intervening to defend a president’s death announcement, and a Long Ago anecdote about Walk er Winslow and companions including Kelilah Clark and a patent beehive agent.

Rushville Indiana

Address at Shadeland on Christianity and Women's World

Twenty guests hear Dr. B F Daily discuss the influence of Christianity on women's world and the push for suffrage. The talk framed women's rights as arising after Christ and urged duty in voting, with a luncheon at Shadeland west of Carthage hosted by Mrs William Dill and Mrs Mary Hinton.

William Dill Mary Hinton Shadeland Carthage B. F. Daily Christian Church of Greenfield Plato Aristotle Solomon Christ Dr. Daily Dr. Gause H. H. Henley Loth

Notice Prohibits Seining and Trespassing on Farms

Notice states all seining and trespassing on the farms of T Benton Henley J A Sipe Wm J Henley J R Publow Emma Overman Julian Overman and Alonzo Sohn are strictly forbidden under penalty of law.

T. Benton Henley Dr. J. A. Sipe Wm. J. Henley J. R. Publow Emma Overman Julian Overman Alonzo Sohn

Citizen Gift Offer to Friend in January 1913

An offer invites sending the Citizen to a friend for January 1, 1913, at the price of $1. The promotion promises enjoyment and value for the recipient, with emphasis on a thoughtful gift idea.

Citizen Office C. G. Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chas W. Smith J. S. Shaw Cc. J. Horton Henley Block I A. Sipe Johnson Block Main Street Carthage Hotel D. M. McCorkle Lewis & Son Carthage, Indiana Independent Ind J. J. Anderson Hartford North American Phoenix Brooklyn Howard E. Henley Owen S. Hill Sattler Standard Companies EG Hackleman McCall’s Magazine And McCall Patterns McCall's McCall Beni Sete W. 37Th St New York City Semple Travelers Railway Dearborn Chicago W. H. McCullough J. B. Schrichte Sons Kelilah Clark North Carolina South Cardus Indianapolis Star Indianapolis News Floyd Miller Prop F. F. Brenan Owner Carthage Electric Light Plant Circuit Court Rush County Wright Jeffries Uriah H. Jeffries Cook & Cook Nelson White Wilbert C. Pierce Watson, Titsworth & Green Atty’s State of Luzena Thornburg William P. Henley Benjamin F. Miller Byron W Retherford Reali Estate and Loans
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