Stockmans Institute outline program announced at Rushville
A letter from W C Larra Supt Farmers Inst outlines a Stockmans Institute program at Rushville with special railway rates requested for Aug 12 13 including horses hogs beef cattle and training topics. Speakers include Prof J F Berry Prof J H Skinner Mrs Virginia Meredith and others from Purdue Mich and local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Stockman's Institute
Rushville
LaFayette
Ind
W. C. Larra
J. F. Berry
J. H. Skinner
Purdue
Skinner
Hi. B. Flesher
West Lebanon
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
H. E. van Norman
Virginia Meredith
Frank Cotton
Manilla
Carthage Greys Fall Short In Charlottesville Tilt
Carthage boys lost to Charlottesville 18 to 17 after twelve innings following an 11 to 5 win over Charlottesville three weeks earlier. Lineup included Norris Porter Stanley Coffin Willcutt Wahl Emory Porter. Umpire Ward praised for fair calling. The Greys postponed a Rushville game due to no transport and plan to face the Morristown Americans next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Greys
W. Norris
Stanley
O. Coffin
W. Willcutt
S. S. Wahl
F. E. Norris
C. F. Emory Porter
R. F
Kinder
Porter
Ward
Rushville
Carthage Greys
Morristown
Beeson Pritchard Wed In Indianapolis Elopement Clarified
On Tuesday Aug 2 Carl Beeson and Florence Pritchard were quietly married in Indianapolis by the Irvington M E Church minister and left for St Louis to attend the fair before settling with Mr and Mrs Samuel Pritchard. The ceremony was properly conducted and not an elopement. Mrs C M Banker of Pittsburg PA and Howard Weaver of Anderson are visiting their mother Mrs Ann Weaver. Chas R Lutler installed a galvanized steel Aermotor windmill with a trussed steel tower at Murray Parker on Walnut Ridge farm. Many residents are from kidney complaints and Foley's Cure is recommended by J H McCarty & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Beeson
Florence Pritchard
Indianapolis
Irvington M.E
St. Louis
Samuel Pritchard
C. M. Banker
Pittsburg, P
Howard Weaver
Anderson
Ann Weaver
Chas. R. Lutler
Foy Murray Parker
Walnut Ridge Farm
Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Charley Evans
Asa Sample
Canton
Lideley Rieadhamel
Carthage
Nervis Cos
Aller
Join Larrison
Carter
Steve Finney
Wil Niles
Fred
Daushtee Plessie
Bend
New Caastle
Mr. Niles
New Castle
Raymond Shultz
Fred Niles
Walter Nites
Greenfield
Walter Cahill
T. J. Owens
Frank Foley
Porter Foley
Joseph
Walter
Hartford City
Merv Starbuck
Westfield
Dr. Cox
Kate Holland
Raysville
Joe Marlin
James Herkless
John Winsdor
Lafe Griffith
Frank Griffith
Oscar Reese
Sheridan
al Hill
Frank Craft
Robin Wdham
Achsah Wilkinson
Debbie Parker
Rachel Hill
Walnut Ridge
J. A. Craft
Emma Niles
Belle McGraw
Craft
Co. A
Indiana
Off. Coffin
Doris Roland Tettie
Edith Trunt
Cynthia Peacock
Richmond
Bible Institute
Bartha College
Oscar Weeks
Shirley
Jesse Rubey
Louise Theobald
Frank Stenger
June Dean
Elwood
Dr. Adlen
Local youths join regular army and show band
Sunday Vinton Hill twenty is going to Indianapolis to enlist as a cook in the infantry after passing the examination and will travel to Columbus Ohio on train 2 accompanied by Herb Troxell and Alva Risk. John Watson fifteen joins Gentry Brothers show band heading to Baltimore to play cornet. Paul Weaver from this city joined the Gentry band earlier. Nine Walnut Street residents and East Millstreet owner form New Walnut Street Gas & Oil Company to drill a well for local use with William Henley president and other officers. En Adkins to drill the well with city permit granted for early operations next week.
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Knightstown
Gentrys
Vinton Hill
Lem Hill
Indianapolis
Infantry
Columbus
Herb Troxell
Alva Risk
St. Clair and
Brinkman
John Watson
Andy Watson
Gentry Brothers
Baltimore
Young Watson
Parade
Paul Weaver
Gentry
Walnut
East Millstreet
New
Walnut Street
Cas & O11
Llliam
Mitton Herkless
John Hi. Dancen
C. Kennedy
Robert Hill
En Adkins
Nitroglycerin Accident at Fountaintown Gas Well
A nitroglycerin can dropped its bottom at a recently drilled gas well by Ed Adkins at Fountaintown. Jack Bell collapsed from fumes and required a physician. Workers exposed to glycerine soaked ropes faced great difficulty finishing the shooting. the well is considered good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Adkins
Fountaintown
Jack Bell
Four trains delayed as freight wreck halts Henderson rails
A freight wreck on Henderson rails delayed four trains, halting service and triggering inspections. Rail crews worked through the day to clear wreckage and restore schedules while investigators traced the cause of the incident.
Wreck Delays Big Four Freight Trains at Henderson
A southbound Big Four freight was wrecked near Henderson last Thursday due to spreading rails, delaying both afternoon and evening trains. Four heavily loaded cars derailed and track damage occurred near the Big Four stock yards in Rushville on Monday, delaying the noon train over an hour.
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Henderson
Rushville
Wrong Track in Richmond Merchants Row
A Richmond youth selling aluminum ware to fund college was arrested for lacking a license. The merchants association plans to hire attorneys to prosecute, arguing the issue is opposition not morality. The Richmond papers show stores advertise little aluminum ware, preferring lawyers over ads, a choice critics call costly.
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Richmond
New Castle Democrat
Camp McWelsh Named by Surnames of Camp Guests
A group of youths formed their weeklong outing at Camp McWelsh choosing the name via the first letters of each surname. The campers planned a site near Shelbyville but can be found about 1.5 miles south of Morristown by a red flag bearing Camp McWelsh. Friends report the group endured heat and dust yet enjoyed a meal featuring turtle soup at Wednesdays dinner.
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Shelbyville
Morristown
McWelsh
Livers and Stomachs Tablets Ad Ends in Iowa
A 19th century style testimonial endorses Chamberlain's Stomachs and Liver Tablets for liver derangement and constipation. Advertisement notes sale by J H McCarty and Son and Ralph Dubois, with a Sunday home in Greenfield and Des Moines area references.
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Chamberlain
Andrews
Des Moynes
Iowa
J. HJ. McCarty & Sor
Ralph Dubois
Wes Home
Troy J Greenfield
Ice Cream Social and Local News Amid Honours and Visits
Charottsville Tie Ball Club plans an ice cream social Saturday night. Local families and visitors from Indianapolis, Greenfield, New Castle, and various towns attend gatherings, weddings, and church events. Notable notes include births, anniversaries, Civil War veteran Mr Craft, Bible Institute visits, and market plans by M E Church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Ball Club
Local Indians and visits fill weekly notes from Carthage
The column lists visits by Indian John Nixon, Levi Butler healing from an ankle, and Miss Ruth visiting St Louis fairs. It notes Carthage versus Morristown in basketball, Miss Ruth Wall from Piqua, and relatives visiting Columbus Ohio. Mentions Rawls and a Fletcher M E church quarterly meeting, Jet Gour camping with his wife near Benton. Also reports a cheap Big Four excursion in August and Creatore's Trajan Band with Castle arrival in Indianapolis.
Foley's Kidney Care Willeure Brights Disease Enterprise
For sale by J. A. Mearty and Son. Miss Bessie Marson hosted Wednesday evening gathering for Misses Togrle Coffin Celia Judy and Mr Samuel Jones. The notice mixes medical terms with social event chatter and presents as a damaged OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeure
J. Ai. Me
Arty & Son
Bessie Marson
Togrle Coftin
Celia Judy
Samuel Jones
Meters Adopted By Carthage Gas Co Patrons Urged
The Carthage Gas Co announces a meter system to curb waste and ensures gas supply. By October 1 1904 all patrons must have meters installed with a $5 deposit refundable upon removal. Meters are provided free, paid gas is billed in advance, and meters may be tested before October with $5 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Tur Cart Hacse Gas Co
Plums Displayed At Local Farm Visit
A visitor recounts a trip to the farm residence of Mr. G. Mc White, a mile west of town, to view a three year old plum crop. Four varieties are grafted on each tree and are described as fine fruit. Plums are available at Shield's Bros. or through their agent, with several beds and prop weights noted during the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mc White
Shield’s Bros
Expenitures and Taxes for Near 1905
Expenditures total to 8602.50 with 65 cents tax per hundred dollars. Per-poll costs include 2400.00 in expenditures and 6 cents per poll. Librarian expenses list 175.00 and tax on the hundred dollars noted. Signed JESSE HENLEY, Dated August 14, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Henley
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar affords immediate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and if taken in time will effect a cure. J. Al, McVarty & Son report strong local demand for this remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. al, Mcvarty & Son
Macy and family guests of Mrs. Enos Coffin
FE C Macy and family and Mrs J A Macy of Little Blue and Thomas Taylor and family were guests of Mrs Enos Coffin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. C. Macy
J.A. Macy
Little Blue
Thomas Taylor
Enos Coffin
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Nugent
Lewisville
B. Anderson
Velpen
Shaw
Brees
Carthage Boys
Charlottsville
OLUMP
Weatnut Street
Camp McWelsn
John Begind
S. C
Maple Valley
Albert Warner
L. Wooten Wai Nes
John Nixon
Levi Butler
Miss Ruth
Casey
Erma
Columbus, Ohio
Lewis Weingart
Yesday
Presidi Rawls
Jet. Gour
Blue River
Benton Kenley
Miss Marley* Ball
Ruth Wall
Piqua
Ohio
Rawls
Fletcher M. E
Monae
Mpnorth Leaguers
Creatore
Trajan
Kd. Net
Newby
Castle
Hill
Pen Auto
Ylow
Toledo
Foolson
Cerra
sAréy
Tice
Coteus Ce Sorat
Woolson Spice Company
Ato
Leon Copfie
Lion Meade
Lion Coopfee Woollown Spice CO
Carthage Gas Company
Wabash
Union Depot
St. Lowis
Tor
Ched
Ceca
Jrimcord
Cincinnati, Ohio
Voell
North Side
E. Mill St
R. C. Hill
Prop
A. N. Casey
ACME
J. L. Hubbard
N. Hill
C. R. Butterala
Chas. H. Geary
Mr. Hill
Lenna McCarty
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