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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
15
Personal letters from W L Hazelip Stewart praise C G Clark Carthage Ind Lakeland Ky flour quality after testing 500 bids. Hazelip notes Clark flour yields 53 barrels per carload vs 6 barrels with other flours and plans continued use pending satisfactory terms. Letter dated March 2, 1898.
Me C G Clark of Lakeland Kentucky reports after 34 years in baking that the second ear load of flour is the best he has ever used. He notes daily usage of six barrels of other flour and saves at least three barrels weekly with the new flour, baking larger loaves with more pounds of bread.
Estate proceedings list Robert N. Hinchman administrator for Matilda Wright. Guardianship for Daniel Paes listed for George C. Wyatt and John Newman to Maud Davis and William Young to Ada Mossback. Real estate transfers include numerous Rushville parcels and Rushville township properties with prices ranging from 150 to 3000 dollars, including county fair grounds conveyance to the Rush County Fair Association.
The flax crop in the United States remains small with most production in Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas. Seed is raised mainly for price while fiber output is limited and imports cover substantial demand for linen goods. Modern machinery and broader cultivation are urged to boost both seed and fiber stages.
Rev S H Doyle outlines a Mar Week topic using the parable of the talents to urge faithful use of Christ entrusted abilities. The pledge binds to Christ not the society, with accountability for each talent gifted, urging humility, duty, and diligent stewardship. Bible readings accompany the message.
The Congregationalist notes the common charge that Christians should differ visibly from nonbelievers. It argues true Christian distinctness lies in consciously imitating and honoring Jesus Christ, beyond mere virtues shared by all.
A church evangelist warns that private prayer and Bible reading cannot replace attending services. He asserts churchgoing honors God, secures blessing, and sustains the soul, urging believers to prioritize worship over personal devotion. Those indifferent to salvation are told it is useless to argue.
A religious reflection asks for divine guidance to follow Christ in daily duties with obedience truthfulness humility and patience. It seeks strength for self sacrifice and heroic courage if called to defend truth or aid a brother.
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