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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
4
Insolvent accounts show increasing debts from bad management. Thanksgiving prompts book examination revealing no resident free of delinquency in gratitude. Possible receiver to halt such grating. Oil prospects from Indiana fields loom. if found, wealth could reshape the region and the local traction line. Thanksgiving social notes many names and visits.
Wittie Clark Hill is very sick with ton Bilitis. Bert Carrol of Inianapolis visited Thursday. J T Burnett traveled to Rushville on Wednesday. J D Case of Tushville was here on Thanksgiving. Thomas Niles finished plastering the new M F Church. Grant Ball and family moved from College Corner Ohio. Mr and Mrs Zenaz Bundy of Carthage visited Egoa Will's Tuesday. John Britenti om of Shanzhas visited his sister Mrs Berjimin on Thanksgiving. Florence McGraw and Flossie Niles visited friends Friday in Greenfield. Mrs Daitrieh and children of Tadiana polis visit Robert Gilbreath and wife. Miss Maude Stevens of Knightstown visiting her sister Mrs The Gray. Chaney Stiager of Tadianapolis visiting his parents Preek Stinger and family. Paw Rebekah Teelze visited the Luge at Greenfield last Friday night. Mr and Mrs Homer Anderson are re-
Carthage High School defeated the Rushville Ypsilanti club 21 to 0 on Thanksgiving. Carthage scored early with a ten minute drive and a touchdown followed by a successful goal. In the second half Rushville narrowed the gap with a field goal by White.
Fletcher M. FE Church announces Sunday services including Sunday School at 9 30 a m Preaching at 10 30 and 7 00 by the pastor Junior League at 2 30 Wipworth League at 6 00 J T Scull pastor seeks book Cream of Jaya available only at Healey's
Carthage High School football ends a strong season with only one loss. Total score 147 to 12 against opponents, led by Newsom with 11 touchdowns and White contributing in multiple scoring roles. Schedule includes wins over Richmond Spiceland Shelbyville Connersville and Ypsilanti with dominant November performances.
Arrangements are nearly complete to secure Alya Agee of Cheshire D for the institute to be held the first week of January. All committees named by the holding institute committee must meet at Harry Stager's office on Saturday December 5 at 2 pm to organize and ensure a successful meeting. Those not on committees are invited to attend and participate in the business. A strong attendance is encouraged.
Miss Maby Stevens began eighth and ninth grade studies as the school reviews, Thanksgiving exercises lasted an hour with strong interest. All teachers attended Rush County Teachers' Association sessions. Pres Parsons spoke clearly. The school prepares for the St. Louis World's Fair exhibit and Walnut Ridge institute discusses Ivanhoe, Lincoln, reading circles, and class sessions led by several staff. Also Hamilton’s dental rooms offer best work at fair prices.
A window jar beans contest offers a ticket with every 25 cent cash purchase for a chance to guess. Closest guesses win prizes including a $5 ring, a $3 watch chain, a $2 berry spoon, and trade credits. contest closes January 51, 1964.
A Houston Post item notes a flirtatious exchange about a woman and a man with contrasting traits. The dialogue hints at rumored finances and character, framing a social or gossip snippet in a period tone.
A fragment notes that light would circle the earth in a second while a nerve impulse travels far slower, about 100 feet per second, illustrating the contrast between rapid electromagnetic waves and slower neural signals.
A Philadelphia Ledger account describes Dresden police practice where any citizen with proper papers risks a small fine for infractions like speeding or staying on the grass. If unpaid, fines rise to a minimum of three marks after court, with occasional bribes cited for low officers though high ranks deny corruption.
The East Indian tailor bird guards its eggs by sewing a dead leaf to a living one with thread from a tropical parasite plant. The nest hangs on a slender branch and bears the weight of neither monkey nor snake, shielding the offspring from predators. A brief note mentions the world's tallest shot tower in Villach, Austria, before the text cuts off.
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