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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
2
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Wayne Reddick visited Greenfield last Sunday. Mrs Hatfield hosted guests with the Tweedys. David Hoover withdraws from county clerk race due to poor health. Hazel Mieses and Beatrice Manville of Anderson visited the Butlers. Misseloss Newby entertained guests including Mrs Parker Wise and Miss McWhirter. Hatfields from Dublin left for Iowa on business for two to three months. Twenty five North Carolina home seekers arrive in New Castle to settle in Henry county. Chas Lee buys Lee R Woods residence on South Washington for 1400. Bernard Chadwick arrest story noted. relatives helped him post funds to cover accounts. Arizona territorial fair held in Phoenix December 25 to 30. J E McClain of Shirley exhibits fancy chickens, with three firsts and two seconds. State Charities Board to meet January. Girls Industrial School and Woman's Prison discussed. former Charlotteeville resident linked to the story. County central committee meeting set to appoint county candidates. thirty five seek office, including six councilmen. Unseasonably warm weather hits Louisville with 73 degrees, then 67 the next day. Local visits to county clerk’s office for marriage consent. John W. Sells and Mary E. Smith marry. Smith is Mrs Steiner’s mother. They will reside in Anderson. Announcement of congratulations from the Banner. For sale Good wood and mixed hay by Philip Sattler.
Stomach troubles and constipation are praised by J. R. Cullman of Potterville Michigan for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He notes ease of use consistent satisfaction and money back if not pleased. Available from all druggists and at McClain's drug store.
The will, dated 1898 and probated after John A Craft died recently in Charlottesville, names Frank Craft as executor and allocates tools and Civil War relics to him. Daughters receive 85 each. wife gets all real and personal estate for life with remainder to three children. A 1905 council noted $500 to Mrs. Sarah M Floyd and the rest split between Frank A Craft and Emma A Niles after the mother’s death. Estate valued around 25,000 now.
Frank and Lewis Wales of Shirley sue ex Sheriff Charles Christopher of New Castle for 2500 dollars in damages. The case, tied to the Starbuck murder, was venued in Rush County after the plaintiffs were arrested on suspicion and later released on habeas corpus.
Reports show former Mooreland treasurer Robert H. Culbertson’s shortage reduced to 42.19. Officials now believe the deficit arose from oversight rather than deliberate misappropriation, easing suspicions that it was intentional.
Instructions to approach a printing office during the season with three raps on the inner door. Present name and post office address to a figure described as the devil. Extend the right hand two feet with two silver dollars while saying Were you looking for me? The editor responds you bet. After delivering news, depart with a discharge receipt for the obligation.
Ora Judge of Kennard appeared before Judge Morris Saturday and secured a divorce on grounds. His wife traveled to New York about a year ago, joined an opera company and performed in nightly stunts in abbreviated clothing. The child remains with the mother and grandparents in New York.
Mrs Massie refuses a tramp bread and milk on the turnpike then flees with her baby. A pursuing navvy follows through a lane into danger, but the climax comes when the man holds out Mrs Massie’s umbrella, retrieved from the chase, revealing a close call and a misplaced fear.
Hints for farmers compare two pure bred cows at the Iowa state fair dairy test. The best cow yielded $1.20 in butter fat and skim milk in two days, the poorest only 42 cents. The piece urges action on knowledge to improve profits and notes opinions from Farmers Advocate and Rural New Yorker on feeding and cow flesh management.
Instructions on making limewater from quicklime, sheltering sheep with south-facing openings, keeping horses healthy through proper feeding and salt, winter rations for Colts using crushed oats and bran, wool selling without depleting soil fertility, and sheep as ideal stock for poor land needing supplemental feed to improve land via wool mutton and manure.
Charles Madison Jr has been very sick with a sore throat. O P Edgar lost a valuable Jersey cow Monday. Elva Moffett returned last week from Kokomo. Mrs D M Jackson visited Will Clark in Knightstown. Lucy Griffin staying with Mrs William Cox northwest of town. C M Burker on Sick list early week. Maude Johns of near Shirley visited Mrs Lee Small. Ramsey family enjoyed by Arthur Ramsey home Tuesday. Mabel Cox Route 2 called on friends Sunday. Oscar Madison at Levi Madison’s bedside due to serious illness. Will McKee of near New Castle visited sister Loring Welborn part of last week.
Mrs Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Maine aged 70 claims Electric Bitters cured her chronic dyspepsia of twenty years. She says she feels as well as a young girl and touts the remedy for stomach and gon ee diseases blood disorders debility and bodily weakness. Available at Reeves and McClain's drug store.
Center Christian church sets its regular meeting for next Sabbath January 28th. Miss Lizzie Hudleson shows slight improvement. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Edward Stewart last Saturday. Various local residents travel for schooling and social events including visits to Spiceland Muncie Knightstown and Ogden. Several residents attend a fruit shower for Mr and Mrs Monroe McClammer with a recent fire destroying fruit gifts. Local outings include a trip to Knightstown to see Humpty Dumpty at the Alhambra.
Iowa State Register notes five years after planting the orchard, other crops suitable for summer cultivation may be grown among the trees. After that period, farming should place the trees in sole use of the land. Also notes hog feeding: heavy hogs less desired, 200 pound hog more profitable than 300 pounds, due to feed efficiency.
More fatalities have their origin in or result from a cold than from any other cause. Cautions readers to treat early. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touted as prompt and effective, aiding nature to loosen cough, relieve lungs, open secretions, and restore health. Sold by all druggists at McLean's drug store.
A medical professional specialized in diseases of the eye, ear, nose, and throat, providing care and fitting glasses.
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