Door Located Two Steps South of I E Station
The notice places a doorway two doors south of the I. and E. station, marking a reference point for a property or access. No additional details provided beyond the directional cue.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
4
Collins dairy sale and community notices near Ogden
Reports from the Ogden area include Collins dairy sale on February 28 and numerous social visits and gatherings. Gentlemen like Mr. and Mrs. Elias Reddick hosted east of Ogden, with families from Knightstown and Center Township attending events and quilting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
John Smith
Wilda
J. D. Todd
Ogden
Elias Reddick
Gilson
Hershel Gilson’s
A. B. Reeves
Clover Leaf
Commercial Club Organized in Shirley Youthful Toward Growth
Shirley citizens form a Commercial Club with 25000 capital to attract factories fund a light and water plant and upbuild the town C W Bousley serves as president and J Carl Wink as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
C. W. Bousley
J. Carl Wink
Beyond the years and guiding star for eternal life
A devotional passage speaks of release from burden and earthly ties as souls rise toward dawn. It emphasizes Jesus as guiding star and the voyage of the soul toward endless life and joy beyond the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Lewisville Adds Five Acres Of Nugen Farm To City Limits
Henry circuit court rules in favor of Lewisville in suit against Thomas Nugen to annex five acres of his farm to the town. Adjoining land is now part of the corporate area and subject to taxes, an estimated value near fifteen thousand dollars. The decision marks the third trial and will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Circuit Court
Lewisville
Thomas Nugen
Nugen
Supreme Court
Banks in Henry County Report Totals From 1906 Figures
A reader’s composite statement lists the ten banks operating in Henry County with figures at the close of business January 2, 1906. Banks named include First National Banks of Knightstown New Castle and Lewisville Citizens State Knightstown New Castle First State Shirley Central Trust Company New Castle Farmers’...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
First National Banks
Knightstown
New Castle
Lewisville
State of
Shirley
Central Trust Company of
Knightstown Bowling Team Beats Richmond Despite Light Outage
Knightstown defeats Richmond in home alley after Richmond’s electric light trouble delayed the return match. Newby Tritt Gourley Beeson Call led Knightstown with a strong showing as Richmond led early, Knightstown surged to tense lead in final games. Local notes report Mre T M Green of Rushville broke an arm in a fall, while Mrs Ollie Hackleman, widow of Omer, is gravely ill with consumption at Greenfield, with many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Richmond
Bond
Newby
F. E. Tritt
Claude Gourley
Carl Beeson
Ed Call
Mre
T. M. Green
Rushville
Ollie Hackleman
Omer Hackleman
Beeson
Greenfield
Hackleman
West Warrick Street
Runge Baeintete
Fox
J. Martin
Kebaugh
J.H. Martin
Carthage
Train timetable fragment shows passenger numbers and times
A terse rail timetable fragment lists GOING NORTH and GOING SOUTH trains with Passenger Nos 137 and 33 and times near 1 a m and 3:01 p m respectively. The fragment preserves minimal details of train numbers and times.
Bank names appear in regional notice
Banks named are Bank of Middletown Farmers State Bank of Mooreland and Henry County Bank of Spiceland with a closing linesigned by E C Morcax suggesting a formal professional communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Middletown
Farmers’ State Bank of
Mooreland
Henry County Bank of
Spiceland
E. C. Morcax
Carthage School and Library Notes Preview March Events
The column highlights a March 2 program in Columbia Hall by twenty four girls from the grades, a high school chorus concert, and a high school play. Dr Lawther closes the lecture course March 6 at the Methodist church on The Poet and His Mission with promising reception. Seatons sale begins March 6 at Newsom's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Columbia Hall
Lawther
Methodist Church
Seatson
Newsom
South
Helen Nicolay
Nicholas
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Nature and Science
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Es Eyf Civille
Jobh
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Joseph Bowen
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Jerry Woods
Center Township
Fannie Wolf
Centerville
Ida Walker
Indianapolis
Greeley Ewing and
D. J. Dalrymple
Walter Rhodes
John Bell
Ambus Reeves
William H. Leisure
Carroll Williams
Bankert
William B. Gilson
Knights
Baily Kirkpatrick
Sexton
Williard Reeves
Jacob Todd
Jesse A. Leisure
al Reeves
Roy Bitner
Charles Williams
Bowen
John Herkless
Valentine
William H. Leisween
Charles Rhode
J.D. Todd
D. H. Gilson
John E. Kirkpatrick
Olie Emay
John B. Gilson
G. H. Rhodes
Nancy Cook
J. J. Dalrymple
John Leisure
Dalrymple
Little Bure
Commercial Club
Frederica Hill
E. Reddick
Lewisville Corporation
U.S
Sataes
Wayne County
Omer Hackleman III
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Big Four
Navy
Pasenger
Big Farm
Maple Valley
Ind
City
Tasco
Poland
China
Walter Raleigh
John T. Collins
Lea M. James
Baonee Print
Purdue Incubator
Dept. of Agriculture
D. H. Roots
A. R. Field
Theo
Hews
Thomston
Hawkins
Duston
Wyckoff
Cornell
Chas. A. Cypher
Cypher
Jewel
New Method
Peteluina
Peerless
Old Trusty
Sure Hatch
Mandy
Chas. Butler
Chas. E. Coffin
Greenfield, Indiana
THE
Edison
Record Office
Agen
Phelps’ Bakery
Chamberlain
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