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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
4
A Knightstown Indiana advertisement touts Wooltex tailored garments that fit well and wear long. It highlights suits coats and skirts for social events, with prices from five to twenty dollars, and promotes spring dress goods and new gray tones for Easter.
Supreme Court upholds that banks and trust companies must exhibit the depositors accounts when a tax officer demands them during searches for untaxed items. The ruling states that anyone who evades their tax obligations violates the law and public interest supports access to records.
A historical note asserts that banks and all corporations possessing knowledge must disclose it when required by proper authority, outlining the duty to cooperate with legal or investigative demands. The statement emphasizes accountability and lawful disclosure in financial institutions.
A testimonial ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder for cures including relief of piles. It claims healing for burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds and chilblains and salt rheum. Available for 25 cents at Reeves’ drug store Knightstown and McClain’s drug store Carthage.
John Hewitt, a farmer east of New Castle, is likely Henry County’s top sirap producer this season. He opened his camp early and has boiled down over 110 gallons, with sirap selling at $1.25 per gallon.
A Favorite Remedy for Babies. Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the croupy cough appears will prevent the attack. For sale by all druggists. McClain, Carthage.
Perry Coons known as Dusty a Henry County baseball figure visited Muncie Wednesday to meet friends. Recently out of playing and running his own business he may return to the field this season with offers from minor leagues, noted as a skilled pitcher.
Local notes recount visits and Sundays with Gilson, Rhodes, Sears, Trowbridge, Sample, Todd, and others in Center Township. Mentions Charles Kennedy missing trips due to snow drift, and Greeley Ewing seeking a permanent home in Oklahoma. Minor health updates and domestic help plans noted.
A fragment discusses an old race enemy constipation and urges avoiding trouble by using Dr King s New Life Pills sold at Klatsows McClellin store and others, implying stomach and bowel relief options.
New juvenile and general works join Carthage library shelves. Titles span history, fiction, science, travel, and biography from Eggleston to Kipling, Dumas to Reed, and including Lef The Donkhobors and Who's Who in America.
Greenfield weather man Dave Ellis warns of the roughest winter weather in March as the month records 14 days of rain in 19. Edison phonographs and records are on sale at Record headquarters.
Postponed sale at Risk's moves to March 30. Indianapolis visitor Henry Hinshaw chats with Albert Williams about time changes impacting country residents. Local social updates include Jennie Unthank's Texas visit, Ethel and Russell Pickett at church, Lola Carver visiting Lenore Ayres, and Albert Williams with wife at a Centerville sale. Clint Andrews and wife relocate to J. W. Griffin farm to work for W. L. Cory. teachers and residents report illnesses and property changes. A protracted meeting grows in attendance amid rising interest.
RAYSVILLE residents discuss visits among neighbors. Overman at Richmond, Jr. and Mrs. Welborn of New t joined relatives for Sunday. Heathco hosted Pritchard. The piece also mentions winter travel and church services. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a household staple, praised by W. W. Kearney.
Several from Shirley Route 2 attended the sale of John Madison east of Grant City on Thursday. Jesse Hammer of Maple Valley was in town Wednesday for business. Others from the route attended the county examination at Knightstown on Saturday. Mr Phares of Grant City school learned Wednesday was his birthday. After school the scholars disguised themselves.
A string of brief notes shows residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Walter Garner trips to Shirley, General Gardner travels to Fairmount, and John McKorkle visits Maple Valley. Rev. Crowell conducts services, Miss Cloe Banks leaves illness, and School ends in two weeks with J. M. Little planning a Greensburg trip and possible Texas stop.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for loss of appetite caused by faulty digestion. Claims the tablets invigorate the stomach, improve digestion and restore a strong appetite, while also acting as a gentle laxative. Sold by all druggists. McClain's, Carthage.
Several business men form a stock company to erect a modern playhouse with business rooms beneath. The venture signals a civic advancement as a landmark cultural and commercial project in the near future.
Henry county will introduce a school exhibit at the Henry county fair in New Castle next August. The fair association learned of the idea at the County Teachers Institute last fall after a school exhibit proved popular. Entries include examination manuscripts needle work manual work nature study free hand map drawing with premiums for top samples.
William Kadurka of Shirley was jailed in Greenfield for twenty eight days after judgment by Justice Jesse W. Smith. He had been released a week earlier for a lighter sentence on the same offense.
Noah Hamilton from near Maple Valley passed the civil service exam for an industrial teacher position at the Indian school. He earned a good grade and received appointment with orders to report to Oneida Wisconsin by April 1. His duties include teaching farming methods to the Indians.
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