Big Four Route Time Table at Carthage
A Carthage Tennessee post office notice lists the Big Four railway timetable corrected to November 3, 1901. It shows passenger trains going north and south with times 11:27 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. respectively.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
2
Legislature convened Thursday amid claims of no delusion
They say they have ordered them and insist the hitch rack issue is real not fantasy, with legislators stating concrete steps and plans. The remark on Thursday’s session emphasizes tangible action and seriousness from the assembly.
Hitch Racks Stand Out Among Expected Good News
Readers note the upcoming benefits and improvements, highlighting hitch racks as the standout feature among anticipated good developments. The tone remains optimistic about recent plans and local enhancements.
Town Board Approves Reserved Resolution Keep a Stiff Upper Lip
The Town Board passes a new resolution urging discipline and resolve. It stresses steadfast conduct and vigilance, framing the stance as a firm civic moral. No further details on the resolution's scope or enforcement are provided.
Beware of bogus apple trees and seedless fruit
A reader warns about a fraudulent claim offering careless seedless apples and trees under a dubious guarantee, urging caution for potential buyers and to verify sellers.
Town Board Orders New Suction Hose for Wheezer
The Town Board has ordered a new suction hose for the wheezer. Officials say it is a good thing though they hope it will not need testing soon.
Editor Praises the Wrongdoer in Peaceful Land
An exchange mocks editors who praise good deeds while accusing writers, noting editors use “case” to imply beer or a type of ale. It jokes that patience is poor policy for merchants who must call customers to come.
Blessing Planned After Racks Are Erected
The message notes a blessing will be given once hirtch racks are installed and ready for use with further anointment to follow the setup.
How to Make One Dollar Earn Hundreds Claim
A reader notes the abundance of advertisements promising huge returns from small investments. They ask for a single reliable financier to explain a legitimate method to turn a dollar into substantial profit, seeking clarity amidst hype.
Man Dodges Dues And Frees The Paper For Community
A clipped reflection notes a man who avoids church dues and Sunday collections yet claims insight on running a newspaper for the community. The piece commentates on apparent contradictions in public conduct and local leadership.
Business Matr Complaints Highlight Patronage Gaps
A business man laments hard times and pins the downturn on insufficient patronage, noting that a missing customer base is the root cause of revenue strain and market anxiety. The remark underscores how foot traffic and demand drive survival in tough periods.
Merchant's irregular advertising limits town paper coverage
The source notes a merchant who is not a regular advertiser in the local paper, highlighting the challenge this poses for consistent town coverage and promotional presence. The remark implies diminished visibility for the merchant compared to steady advertising peers.
Train Up a Child and Bargains Draw Customers
A local retailer urges readers to guide their children with solid values while inviting shoppers to visit the store for appealing bagains. The pitch ties moral guidance to promoting steady customer traffic through everyday discounts and promotions.
Fire brigade reform urged for better engine access
A local fire opinion calls for a structured brigade and a dedicated engine station. It criticizes key issues such as delayed access, broken equipment, and crowd disorder after fires, urging trained personnel, clear leadership, and a fixed, staffed engine location with prompt response.
Proposition for Stable Space and Run Service
The shopkeeper Lt Gardner offers space for the engine and suggests reasonable rent and charges for horse and driver. Merchants are urged to share ideas, comment, and help progress toward the goal, not to pass up the proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Sunday church services and schedules listed for local churches
Fletcher M E Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 Preaching at 10 30 Junior League at 2 30 Epworth League 6 00 and 7 00 Evening preaching. Mid week prayer Thursday at 7 Choir Friday 7 J T Scull pastor Friends Church lists Bible Schools 9 45 Worship 11 00 Junior C E 2 00 Y P S C E 6 00 Gospel Service 7 00 Thursday prayer 7 00 Chas Whitely East Street Church of Christ prints Sunday School 9 30 Preaching 10 30 a m and 7 p m first and third Sunday Choir Friday 7 All welcome J C Mall pastor Sunday services at Sun Day School 9 40 a m Preaching 10 30 a m 7 00 pm alternate Sunday beginning ce Sr a family prayer meeting Tuesday evening at F R Eddy pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Bible Schools
C. E
Chas. O. Whitely
J.C. Mall
Suneday
Ce. Sra
Bowling high score at Cyrus Rhodes alley set at 236
Jesse New reported the year’s top score at Cyrus Rhodes Bowling Alley reaching 236 pins. The feat stands as the best mark seen so far this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Rhodes
Jesse New
The Sporting News on Baseball in Town
This column reflects on local interest in baseball with the Greys' prior season as a baseline. It argues for improved fielding and batting, urges better team practice, suggests hiring a veteran player from Carthage to boost teamwork, and calls for disciplined management and strategic position changes to raise performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greys
Carthage
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Safe Cold Cure
A neglected cough or cold may lead to serious bronchial trouble. Foley's Honey and Tar affords security from serious effects of a cold. Sold by J. J. WeCarty & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. J. WeCarty & Son
Bill Nye’s Cow Ad from the Nebraska State Journal
An old humorous classified notice advertises a cow named Rose for sale at the seller’s residence in township I range IS, claiming health issues and detailing breed composition, milking ability, and temperament. The ad mentions a shotgun as part of the sale and notes the cow’s May absence for work plus a red calf with wobbly legs upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iumorist
Howe
Ima
Hitchracks Planned for First Street as Council Responds
A long-awaited town measure advances at last with hitchracks ordered along the north side of First street from Main to Market. Fire equipment gains new hoses and buckets, library funds receive a boost, and citizens urge tidier racks at Wenley's corner as the council meets in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Carthage
Wenley’s
Prevention of Consumption Through Early Treatment
The piece argues that preventing consumption depends on starting proper treatment promptly. It cites Foley's Howey and Tar J 4, McCarty & Son as well suited to ward off long-term lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley’s Howey
Tar J 4
McCarty & Son
Grady in Demand for Modern Blood Cleanser
A note promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for stomach trouble and feverish illness. The ad claims the medicine meets modern requirements of the blood system and guarantees satisfaction at McCinie's drug store, 240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyatem
Dr. King
McCinie
Cong
California man cured by Chamberlain Pan Palm remedy
Mr Wm, 38, Crane of California, Mal, suffered rheumatism and Jumbago for years. He was advised to try Chamberlain's Pan Palm, used it, and it effected a complete cure. For sale by J. L. Mevarty & Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wm
Crane
California
Mal
Chamberlain
J. 1, Mevarty & Sun
Marriage in Mexico Celebrates Engagement and Wedding Customs
A Southern Workman account describes Mexican marriage and engagement rituals with hospitality, public betrothal customs, and dancing. The bride and groom are presented to future parents, guests drop money, and celebrations often continue for several nights after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msic
Sheu
Marrhga
The Age of Stars and Stellar Aging Methods
A fragmented discussion on stellar evolution traces a star’s life from bluish white infancy to yellow orange red maturity. It outlines how contraction heats the star, how spectral lines shift from hydrogen to calcium magnesium and iron, and how these changes reveal age and developmental stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booklovers
Traific In Human Skin Sparks New Livelihood Trade
A report from London describes skin grafting advances creating a lucrative trade in human skin. Hospitals reportedly hold names and addresses of volunteers willing to sell portions of their skin, a practice said to be growing in regularity. The piece also notes early steps toward an international postal union begun by Germany in 1873, expanding through Paris in 1875 and later congresses in Liston and Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Hospitals
Lmve
Sali
London
Postal Union
Germany
Bere
Europe
Paris
Ists
Anthe
Literwationaal Postal Union
Liston
Vienma
The Attraction Prin Mother My Son in Law Bride
A Detroit Free Press excerpt humorously depicts a mother fearing her son’s wedding to Miss Easyways. She warns the couple that the bride and her mother are fearful, lax housekeepers, while the son admits he senses the risk yet enjoys the comfort of the arrangement and the freedom to sit anywhere in the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin
Miss Easyways
Tio
Detroit Free Press
Edwin Drake and Abi Det Muda Knightstown Note
Short fragment mentions Edwin Drake of Knightstown and Abi Det Muda in a truncated record. No clear event or role is stated. text appears garbled. Further context needed to derive a coherent card with named entities and precise action.
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