06 May 1904
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1904
Page
1
Housekeeping notices and town gossip fill an early Carthage scene with references to Rushville visitors, fresh veal at Nelson’s Meat Market, Sharer’s Harness Shop, Sharer’s Hardware, and Archey’s Meat Market. Various residents travel to Knightstown, Indianapolis, and Indianapolis while local shops promote goods and services.
An in-page ad extols minute style and price variety with yardage deals on lawns, Batistes, Dotted Swiss, Mercerized Ginghams, and knicker suitings. It lists prices from 6 to 65 cents per yard and notes discounted small-batch patterns. The offer targets cost-conscious shoppers seeking fashionable fabrics.
A description notes tincline patterns in white and champagne hues, each design presenting its own individuality and style.
New affordable ready to wear line from Cleveland Woolen Mills offers pants and furnishings in sizes from 26 to 10 waist up to 48, with legs to 36 inches. The launch promises good service, durable wear, and wide variety of descriptions in furmish terms.
SAM L. NEWSOM notes that early spring rains across the Central Western States have made country roads unusually muddy and unruly. The disruption has slowed grain and livestock shipments and in some areas halted business, with the American Farmer urging durable highways as a national investment.
The late Thos W Henley's Pusey Township farm of 120 acres of prime land and timber is offered for sale. For details call or write Rh E Henxney Carthage Indiana attended by out of town visitors at Friday night commencement include P Al Chadwick Will Senley and others from Rushville Richland Barkham College Terre Haute and more.
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