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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
2
Industrial editions of newspapers arrive with pre saged orders ahead as manufacturers seek large purchases. The note urges proper use of school hacks as conveyances with sanitary guidance from medical authorities and strict yet fair discipline.
Voters not registered in May must register today or in October to vote. If already registered in May and you have not moved since, no reregistration is needed unless you relocate after registering.
Roy W. Steele, formerly of the Knightstown Banner, secures an editorial position at the Washington Daily Times owned by Frank Munsey. Also notes a born son to Roy Harrold of Rushville, Harrold now News Editor of the Rushville Republican. Col. George B. Lockwood sells the Marion Daily Chronicle to William H. Sanders and Geo D. Lindsay and will run the Muncie Press, bought April 18, 1910.
Walker and Reames plan a large farm and stock sale on Wednesday September 25. Pritchard and Bridges schedule a public sale at the latter s farm one mile northwest of Carthage on September 10. J O Nelson to hold a public sale of implements in Carthage on Saturday September 14. J B Tribby announces a public sale at his farm near Gwynneville two miles northeast on Friday September 20.
A professional optimist urges trust in fellow men while a wary grocer in the city replies he is in the grocery business. The exchange highlights practical concerns over optimism and everyday commerce in a crowded urban setting.
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner that F J Cheney & Co will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason signs this December 6, 1886. Cure taken internally. sells 75 cents. Also recommend Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A compilation of short items from Rush County and nearby areas covers a Labor Day Post Office closure, family reunions in Columbus and nearby towns, students and professionals relocating or traveling to Oxford and Winona Lake, charity and church events, farm sales, and an estate sale notice for 85 acres of land near Charlottesville scheduled for September 16, 1912.
The article lists names of waitresses and performers including Florence Nelson Jeanette Rawls Eleanor Henley and Elizabeth Cox along with Max Newby and Quartette LaVaughn Sears Katherine Newsom. It notes selections titled O Promise Me and Silver Threads Among the Go.
The 71 year old Ed ward A Junken died recently and his funeral was held at his Arlington area residence with Rev Meacham and Rev Jones officiating. Burial followed at Arlington East Hill cemetery. Survived by three children Mrs David Webster Mrs Sabert Offutt and Alva Junken. His wife died in 1906. Quite known to Carthage residents. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R E Heney and Mr and Mrs H J Catt.
Rev J J Coleman of Marion resigns as quarterly meeting evangelist after being re elected at the Wesleyan Methodist conference. He goes to Houghton New York to become professor of theology at a non denominational college and will depart next week.
For sale at this office carbon paper used for transferring. For insurance of any kind see Moore and Cooper. Phones 103 and 21.
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