11 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
1
The Tabernacle hosts inspiring music and sermons drawing large crowds across weeknights. Attendees report rising attendance and deepening experiences as plans unfold for Farmers Day and weekend banner events. A Sunday service unites all churches, with targeted sessions for women and girls and a men’s talk on the Public Square if weather cooperates.
The Hon. Finly Gray of Connersville Indiana spoke to about seventy five at the Nickelo on Thursday evening. He canvassed business houses with P J Sattler and invited locals to hear him. Gray defended his platform criticizing Taft for stamina and aligned La Follette and Bryan with Progressives while opposing the Progressive Republican candidate and backing Wilson’s stamina.
A local shopper note sheet lists new corduroys at Smith and Smiths with promotional hats. Social visits fill the weekend with guests from New Castle Indianapolis Gwynneville and Knightstown among others.
Notice states books are now at the residence in charge of Mrs J O Nelson and all accounts must be settled at once by J O Nelson.
Knarr, who lived in Greensburg for years and spent 25 years in the United States, visited his brother Jacob Knarr and his family on Monday and Tuesday. He had just been to see his 82 year old father in Germany and planned to stay there but found conditions changed and chose to return to America. He had earlier moved from Greensburg to Cincinnati to manage business affairs.
P. J. Sattler won the council seat Monday night to fill the vacancy created when R. B. Henley resigned to join the School Board. Henley’s Grocery owner was mentioned in the local items. The article notes a carload of new Salt but claims it will not get hard.
Total voters registering in Ripley township reached 534 across three precincts. Precinct 1 led with 186 registered voters under Inspector Conrad Kizer, Precinct 2 with 175 under Rue P. Henley, and Precinct 3 with 173 under Jesse Henley. Sixteen residents did not register due to illness, residence changes, or lost votes.
John N. Woods son of Rev and Mrs John Woods and Cora Draper daughter of Mr and Mrs James Draper were married on May 1 and moved to their newly furnished home on East Street Arlington.
A brief item notes Newsom's 10 ounce heavy canvas gloves by Wie. The entry reads as a catalog snippet noting a product line and supplier, with no broader context or event.
After buying a horse and wagon, R. S. Whitton seeks Carthage patrons for housing work. He invites contact via Carthage Grain Co or the local telephone number 244 Carthage.
For sale a ten room house plumbed for gas with two lots, a large barn, smoke house, hen house, a good well and cistern in the house, a driven well in the barn, and electric lights in the house and barn. For further particulars call on J. S. Branson.
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