New Phone 85 and Other Classifieds in Carthage
A Carthage Indiana classified page lists items for sale and services including a new phone, old phone for sale, two story residence on Main Street with seven rooms and a cash friendly financing offer, records by R F Stanley & Son, updates from Walter Newlin on a knee injury from a farm accident, photo mounts at Becks Art Studio, cycles at Chas Butter, millinery ideas from Mattie Bentley, hog cholera remedy claims from Quaker Hog Remedy Co with a testimonial from B Zampest via Carthage Drug Co.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Quaker Iog Remedy Co
Indianapolis
Carthage Drug Co
The News At Home In Rushville And Indianapolis
Force Food at Leisure's Grocery and lawn mowers at R F Stanley Son. The Passion Play at the M E shared Friday night. Tickets on sale at Stephens Jewelry. Mrs Sarah A Morris is in declining health. See B P Leisure for groceries and tinware. Miss Margaret Davidson was in Rushville Saturday. Miss Tessie Newlin was in Indianapolis yesterday.
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M. E. Dhared
Stephen’s Jewelry
Sarah A. Morris
B. P
Margaret Davidson
Rushville
Tessie Newlin
Indianapolis
Local notices and ads from Carthage area
R F Stanley Son lawn mowers advertised with repair offers and mower sales. Community notes report visits, church events, and social gatherings. Mentions Kline Lumiere Cinematographe touring, noble bicycles, electric road survey, and local sermons and lectures. Figures include prices and dates, with many named residents and firms like M E church, Butler College, and W H Sharer.
Local social notes and business items from area towns
Limes Club met at Dr Chadwicks last evening. Gurney Winslow of the Home was here over Sunday. Chas Young of Rushville at W H Sharer s. Frank Porter and Hubert Hill were at Indianapolis Sunday. Dr and Mrs Coffin with Knightstown friends Sunday. $1,000,000 worth of water fell Monday night. Rt F Stanley Son show their planter. Born to Mr and Mrs C G Clark a daughter April 2. Mrs Clark Gause and daughter Stella at New Castle Friday. See OS Hill for second hand sewing machine. William Bundy with relatives in Hancock county last week. No Friends History Class meeting Friday night. Bicycle sundries and parts furnished. Chas R Butler. P J Sattler delivered a car load of Deering machines last Saturday. Get tickets for the Passion Play Friday at the M E church. Reserved seats 25 and 50 at Stephens the Jewelers. Mr and Mrs Walter Bragg of Greenfield guests of Dr Coffins Sunday. XD Coffin of Westland visiting his son Dr OS Coffin of Alexandria. The simplest planter is at RF Stanley. Forest Parish engaged with a Mr Presnal in New Castle barber business. Earl Bundy home Sunday from Elwood eas field. Harry Pitts spent Sunday in Indianapolis with his sister Mrs Cassie Davis. Little Ruth Hill fractured elbow by a chair fall last week. Planter pattern valve found on planters sold by RF Stanley Son.
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Carthage
J. J. Mills
Earlham College
S. A. Ort
Wittenberg
Scot Butler
R. F. Stanley & Son
M. F. Lovett
John Siler
Pearle Holt
Mr. Bettermann
Idianapolis
Rushville
W. H. Sharer’s
Emily Newlin
Jessie
Asheville N. C
New Castle
Worth M. Tippy
Broadway M. E. Church
Indianapolis
M. E
Tippy
Gurney Winslow
Chas. Young
W. H
Stella
O. S. Hill
William Bundy
Hancock County
Friends
Chas. R. Butler
P. J. Sattler
M. E. Church
Stephens the Jewelers
Walter Bragg
Greenfield
Dr. Coffins
X. D. Coffin
Westland
O. S. Coffin
Alexandria
The Cannery Seeks More Acres for Tomato Crop Growth
Mr Bowman reports two new factories in Thorsby and Columbiana Alabama, with 1000 acres of tomato contracts, 19090 bushels of peaches, and 400000 cans of blackberries. Peach packing starts May 15, tomatoes June 1, through Dec 1. Northern markets, notably Indianapolis, have purchased all output. Thorsby shows bright prospects for a town of 1500, eight years old, with northern workers and strong Republican presence.
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Bowman
Thorsby
Columbiana
Ala
Indianapolis
Death of Rev Micajah M Binford Featured in Friends Church
M M Binford known as an influential Friends minister dies at home on North Marn Street after two years since leaving Brooklyn ministry. Residence open for mourners 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 this evening. Funeral from Walk Nut Ridge Church at 2 p m tomorrow with Jos O Binford leading. Ministers from Richmond and elsewhere expected to attend. A life sketch to appear in the Record next week.
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Micajah M. Binford
Friends Church
North Marn St
Brooklyn
Friends
Walknut Ridge Church
Jos. O. Binford
Richmond
Wool sale ad offers heavy wool carpet and discounts
Strictly all wool regular prices range wc to 65c per yard for 4 days only 47 Cr. One piece heaviest wool carpet 2613 yards worth 80c per yard. Matches at 14 ft 9 inches. A bargain at.
First carpets sold from two new rolls in colors red tan and green white
The first carpet sold from each of two new rolls of best super union carpet arrived in red and tan and green and white. The sale featured good 50 cent goods and a small premium rag item as the initial offering.
Men's Furnishings and Summer Wear Parade of Goods
The latest men's shirtwaists in madras cloth at 50c 85c and 1. Mens summer underwear in Cream fancy and black. Mens pants fancy vests and suits. Trunks suitcases and telescopes umbrellas fancy socks and stockers.
Rogers Bros 1847 Silverware Tops Free Giveaway List
Rogers Bros 1847 silverware leads the giveaway lineup announced by the outlet. The promotion emphasizes a wide range of brand name items offered free to readers while supplies last.
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Rogers Bros
Most Desirable Residence Property in Carthage Indiana
Two story slate roofed home with eight rooms including bath and a large hall. Features artistic oak detailing and finished stairs, deep drilled well, both outside and inside finished in a model of elegance. Very favorable terms. Inquire at RECORD Carthage Indiana.
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Carthage Ind
Administrator's Sale at Cyrus Cox Residence Carthage Ind
Public outcry sale by Cons. & Cox as administrators at Cyrus Cox's late Carthage Indiana residence on May 8, 1902 at 1 pm. Items include a phaeton a seven year old family horse a six year old Jersey cow plus household and kitchen furniture and other articles.
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Cyrus Cox
Carthage
Ind
Cox
Futuristic Reporter Sketch on Horseless Carriage Accident
A satirical 10 o clock scene describes a milk wagon collision with a rider on a chainless motor wheel. The rider is described as homeless and is taken by an ambulance to an unnamed friend. The tongue in cheek item mocks early transport dangers.
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Leinz
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Brussels
Hill & Gear
Main St. Carthage Ind
Walter Newlin
Beck
Chas R. Butter’s
Mattie Bentley
ACK
Cuthace
Force Food
Leisure’s Grocery
R. F. Stanley
Stanley & Son
R. F. Stanley &On’s Lawn Mowers
R. Butler
Arthur Braden
Merlin
T Mrs. A
R. F. Stanl&¥& Son
Butler College
Kline Cinematrographe Co
James Souder
Ross Souder
John Jessup
A. N. Marlatt
Jeffersonville
Sarah Sullivan
Marlatt
D. Reeves
Catherine McCarty
Ed Adkins
Connersville Company
Mr. Adkins
The
Union
Noblesville
W. N. Sharer’s
Hh. Hi. Hill
Mary Berry
Detroit
Grace Nixon
Knightstown Road
Ilome Journal
Kline
Lumiere Cinematrographe Company
Indianapolis Journal
Limes Club
Dr. Chadwicks
Stephens the Jeweler
the Cannery
M. M. Binford
Newsom
Cash Store
Tenac Hill
Carvers
Sam. L. Newsom
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