25 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
1
The anecdote shows Senator Beveridge using a split method to reveal how delegation leaders sway decisions on office appointments. He asks them to decide the case after hearing facts, then finally adheres to the other side, leaving the leader perplexed but the crowd amused.
Mrs Goldman is improving. Jerry Brown and family spent Sunday at J F Downey s. Clessie Tibby has been sick and is out again. Wheat shows some improvement. Samuel Kennedy raised his wind pump Saturday. Sam is an expert at the business. Jerse Six and wife of near Riverside visited Arlington Sinday. J F Nowney and wife were at Rushville one day last week. J C Beckner of Louisiana Mo was at his father s bedside before his death returning home last week. His father is better.
A Rushville notice states Carthage friends and customers are invited to a sale of Indiana Pride flour. L. R. Wooten and Newley & Anderson are handling sales and all favors will be appreciated by C. G. Crank & Soxs.
A terse notice states a person is ready to plow garden plots in the near term and invites customers to submit their orders. It emphasizes prompt service and practical scheduling for garden preparation and planting readiness.
A Republican convention in Rushville listed candidates and key staff, with Will Sparks named permanent chairman and Ernest O B Thomas as secretary. Delegates gathered as county committees set orders of business and nominations followed, marking the start of the party slate for local offices.
Dr M M Henry of Indianapolis, a leading eye specialist formerly in Cleveland, now promoting spectacles and eye glass care. On tour at Tabhage Hotel until Tuesday March 29 offering free eye examinations and special low prices for this trip.
The Rushville convention nominates King for sheriff on the final ballot with 152 votes, Beever 116, Bebout 1. Ora W. Herkless is selected surveyor with 158 votes to Frank Catt 110. Will Posey wins clerk on first ballot, with Alter and Daubenspeck pledging support. Charles Kelso secures Southern District commissioner on the second ballot after initial votes for Allen Jackson and Steveng.
Walnutt Ridge resident E F Chappell was in Knightstown last week. Mrs Morris Binford was ill earlier this week. Howard Hill visited West Grove relatives last Saturday. James Gravand and J Binford attended the County Convention at Rushville on Saturday. E B Chappell taught the gist of the week. Mr and Wig J D White entertained Miss Ciara Ross last Thursday night. La Vie variantace Winleg wrote a few about the town. A good time reported at the town gathering on Wednesday evening. Mrs Emma Nalgou and Rev Bertha were noted in brief social items.
Albert Pitts is visiting relatives here for a few days, staying with family members who welcomed him during the brief visit and planned local activities.
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