16 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
1
An ad touts improved Edge Drop Corn Planters claiming they outperform rivals. It invites readers to visit the showroom, observe field performance, and see the planter before purchasing. The copy emphasizes proving the claim on site.
A dense roundup of social notices and small ads lists illnesses, visits, store offerings, sewing machines, handiworks, and upcoming events. It mentions Miss Pansy at Lovett's store, various residents like Edith Parish and Lulu Hill, local trades at W H Sharer and Chas Butler, and plans for pictures at C Gallery.
Mrs Ed Adkins, Mrs Glen nis and Mrs M F Lovett were in Indianapolis Thursday. Prof and Mrs W A Stockin visited Prof L M Johnson and wife at Knightstown Saturday. Fresh fish available at Shirley & Cox Thursday and Friday. Mrs Levi Dinford and son move to Nixon property north Main St. J J Dickinson and Chas Jefferson of Richmond visited M H Binford. The Carthage Record plans regular weekly visits abroad. Plan to hear Rev W M Tippy in Indianapolis. New Castle progress with interurban road and factories. Conditions on traction subsidy in Henry and Harrison townships.
A local shop promotes memory gifts for the graduating class with friendly advice to browse the line and reserve items for friends. The note invites shoppers to visit and pay a deposit if not ready to purchase, extending a cordial invitation.
Early shoppers line up for a carpet and curtain sale promising first come, first served bargains. The notice highlights a great showing of carpets and curtains, urging customers to arrive early to secure deals.
For Sale. Lot No. 5 in Charles Senley's addition to Carthage at First and East, and lot 69 at Third and Market, plus lots 90 and 92 on Market, all property of the John J. Roberts estate. Residence lots except No 90. Sealed bids due by April. Rights reserved to accept or reject all bids. Ph ilander Weaver, it.
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