21 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
1
White India linen waists with fronts of tucks in inserting and all over goods priced at 1.00 and 1.25 Also madras gingham lawn dimity and percale waists in sizes 32 to 44 priced 50c to 1.50 Very Respectfully.
The eminent scientist Sir Humphrey Davy praised Mike Faraday and urged elevating church activities beyond mere display. He argued Children’s Day and related exercises reveal latent gifts, shaping a sense of pride and membership in the church while developing vocal talent and training needs.
Last Sunday evening Friends Sunday school filled the church for Children’s Day with an all ages program. The center stage cross was flowered and ribbons adorned the arms. Sixty children performed in choruses drills and singing. The Norris family quartet and other groups drew hearty applause.
Last Call lists two Clark estate farms for sale on June 25 1901 in Indiana. Posey township two miles south of Arlington 198 acres stock farm well watered with grain pasture two barns house and outbuildings priced cheap at 340 per acre. Carthage area two miles south 140 acres best watered farm with gas and artesian wells strong stock water site for sanitarium gravel road good rent 500 cash this year. Attorneys Sexton Sparks Rushville Indiana.
Porter Bros. formed by Frank and Charles Porter of near Greenfield succeed Lewis Weingart in opening a new grocery firm. The Porter brothers are described as upstanding, reputable citizens with many friends who wish the venture success. an advertisement is expected in the next issue.
Sattler and McCarty announce local event with Deering mowers and furniture from Kirkwood. Buy at home and be patronized at home. Mowers ready for delivery all season.
Miss Eva Coffin performed a solo while pupils from three classes wound the Maypole with precision. Theresa Bundy sang Cradle Song of the Soul as the exercises closed with a prayer. Mr J D Dennis led the event with capable assistance from many workers, reflecting careful training and commendable effort.
For sale a twelve room frame cottage near south Wain Street Carthage with seven rooms, cellar, cistern and good well. Must be disposed of within 60 days. A bargain for someone. William Hinshaw.
A request seeks Tuesday pickup of office supplies including fine correspondence paper and envelopes to replenish writing materials. The note emphasizes quality stationery suitable for formal letters and precise mailing needs.
All day event featuring balloon ascensions speaking and athletic sports including base ball. Free lemonade offered to customers with all items available at no charge. Community gathering promises a festive program and open participation.
R H Till Co began construction on a new addition to the brick business block bought from Johnson Bros last spring. The firm also acquired Ed Dunn’s 18 by 60 lot on Mill Street, planning an L shaped building extending to Mill Street with a Mill Street wing stocked with carpets drapery and related goods. Upon completion the firm will run a modern dry goods house with plate glass fronts on Main and Mill. Kirkwood moves to Hubbard building as Ed J Dunn prepares two story block. Frank Porter buys out Lewis Weingart’s grocery and takes possession. Mrs Alice White rents the old Star restaurant to Cyrus Rhoades as it’s refitted into a bowling alley.
Kirkwood's advertises a sale on a 1.25 dollar picture priced at 59 cents. The copy invites readers to meet at Carthage on July 4 and promotes a new artistic line of screens available at the store.
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