25 Jan 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
1
The article notes that swamp ash, elm and pine furniture can imitate oak in appearance and can be produced much cheaper, suggesting a cost-effective alternative for consumers seeking oak-like furniture.
A long list of brief items reports residents visiting, illness such as grippe and asthma, and social visits across Rushville Knightstown Lewisville and Greenfield. Names include Harry Pitts James Sharer Hannah Posey Stella Gause and more with mentions of Henley Coffin Lacy and Moore. Other items note sales offers ships, plays, and new business ventures.
A local ad promotes 50 percent child fur sets at 98 cents each with a price tag of 15 cents per item for bulk sale, highlighting a limited regional deal and urging quick purchase.
Are now coming in. By buying early and paying spot cash we bought them from 3 to 7com the yard less than the present lowest market price, and we will sell them in the same proportion. Be sure and get our prices on carpet chain before you buy. Our new spring shoes are here too, come in and see them.
O S Coffin and Company promotes a new assortment of toilet goods with current styles and reasonable prices. The message invites customers to view the selection.
Prof Jesse Evans absent due to his mother Mrs Evans pneumonia illness. Anti Saloon League meeting at ME church next Sunday evening features Miss Hattie Brand. Parker Fountain Pen promoted at O 8 Hill's. Miss Minnie Hackleman sister of Miss Effie Hackleman dies near Greenfield. funeral at Brown's chapel conducted by Rev Naftzger. Interment at Greenfield. Miss Hackleman suffered throat and lung trouble but endured with good constitution and Christian faith. She was cousin to Will and Mrs Walker who attended. Effie Hackleman served as nurse at her sister’s bedside.
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