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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
2
A local reflection in Carthage Indiana quotes a biblical verse about building a city and a tower to reach the heavens, prompting residents to consider the meaning of ambition and collective effort in town development.
Advertises Root Juice as a cure for stomach kidney and liver troubles. Claims rapid benefits including improved digestion, appetite, weight gain, and better sleep for old and tired patients. Encourages visiting Denton & Moore drug store for more information.
Rush County hosts Mr and Mrs Homer Binford guests of W C Henley. Mrs Heim returns to Carthage after visiting relatives. Mrs Souder and Miss Leisure visit Indianapolis and Gilbert Leisure at Deaconess Hospital. Mrs Lowe entertains at 6 o clock dinner with Anna Jackson Elizabeth Hill Lena Butler. M C Butler and family visit J I Butler in county. Ed White plans return to Oklahoma for winter. daughter of Grimes recovering from surgery. W R Zion begins duties as postmaster. Mrs Clyde Lewis and children visit Morristown and attend Homer reunion. Horace Reed Lindley Clark visit Amboy schoolmates. Labor Day picnic at Marion. For insurance see Moore & Cooper. Mrs Lovett and husband week with uncle M P Lovett and wife. Clarence Weaver family guests of A H Johnson. V C O Whitely and family with J R Publow visit Luther family.
A flood of small notices reports residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis Lancaster and other towns. People move, travel and attend weddings funerals and school openings. Notables include Miss Edith Bates Mrs Rachel Cox and Leonard Ruby among others with visits to Rushville Carthage and Arlington. Community events include sales and church activities with local merchants and postmasters updating homes and offices.
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