Feed and health claim advertise hog remedy sale
Your broad sows, if fed Quaker Hog Remedy, will raise more of their offspring and the pigs will be stronger and the sows will suckle them better. Pigs fed from weaning until marketing time will fatten quicker and weigh more with no danger of Cholera or other diseases. Positively guaranteed. For sale by Carthage Drug Co. Five hundred sheets fine nore heads printed and padded. Now is the time to have your old bicycle repaired. Take it to Chas. R. Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Drug Co
New Residence Listing in Carthage Indiana
Classified notice for a two story seven room residence on North Main Street Carthage Indiana with a good well in the kitchen and full lot. Includes a small cash payment option and reference to a display of Delftware in R F Stanley Sons window. Becks Art Studio advertises weekly photo sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St. Carthage Ind
R. F. Stanley & Son
Carthage
Becks Art Studio
Local Call for Support of Carthage Merchants Market
A plea against outmigration for spring shopping urges residents to buy in Carthage. It argues local merchants and industries need a strong market to provide work and recovers economic spending through reciprocity. Citizens are urged to patronize Carthage and boost the surrounding region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Funeral of Micajah M. Binford Honors a Peerless Friends minister
The funeral for Micajah M. Binford recalls a lifelong church servant born December 18 1857. A pioneering Friends minister and missionary to Matamoros and New Mexico, he later led in Richmond and Brooklyn youth work. Condolences flood the family as resolutions from Indiana Yearly Meeting signal his impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micajah M. Binford
Susanna Binford
Matamoris
New Mexico
American Bible Society
Society of Friends
Friends Church
Wynn
Mass
Walnut
South 8Th Street Rechurch
Richmond
Ind
Friends Church i
America
Brooklyn N. Y
Sticken
Belover
Memorial for a Christian Endeavor leader in Richmond
A detailed obituary recounts the life of a Brooklyn born Christian Endeavor editor and trustee who served the Friends International society. After health declined in 1900 he journeyed between Richmond Carthage and North Carolina seeking relief, dying near his old home. Funeral services in Walnut Ridge drew many colleagues and ministers. The service honored his zeal, with sermons by Rev J O Binford and others and by representatives who shared his Mexico work. Pallbearers listed, and floral offerings from local societies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Department
The
American Friend
United Society of the World
Friends’ International Christian Endeavor Society
Brooklyn
Richmond
North Carolina
Carthage
Friends Church
Walnut Ridge
J. O. Binford
Richmond Yearly Meeting
Allen Jay
Alpheus Trueblood
Carthage Friends Church
Elwood Ellis
South Sth. Street
Charles Francisco
Benjamin Johnson
Mexico
Mary Hubbard
Kizzie Cox
Clara Ross
Eva Coffin
J. D. Dennis
N. E. Stager
W. P. Trenley
Owen S. Hill
Morris Binford
Clarkson Parker
News at Home Local Notices and Social Updates
Force Food at Leisure's grocery and refrigerators at R F Stanley Son. Marshal Binford was in Indianapolis Sunday. Harry Rhoades reported quick sick. Fifteen cases of measles at US Hill’s for commencement present. Miss Ola Alexander of Indianapolis has the mumps. Miss Grace Binford improving after severe illness. Big trade in farming implements and vehicles. Buggies and buggy harness at W H Sharer’s. J W Ball moving to A W Newsom’s Main St property. Misses Mary Parker and Alice Brooks in Knightstown Friday. Mrs B F Stinger and daughter guests of Mrs J W Ball yesterday. Noblesville buggy at W H Sharer’s. Mrs R C W Derbyshire of Ypsilanti visiting relatives here. Mrs Sutermester of LaPorte visiting daughter Mrs R N Till. R E Henley in Indianapolis for abscess in upper jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Hill’s
Ola Alexander
Indianapolis
Grace Binford
W. H. Sharer
Carthage High School Baccalaureate at Friends Church
The Carthage High School baccalaureate service, held at the Friends church, was well attended. President Scott Butler of Butler College delivered the class address emphasizing childhood as a doorway to character, citing the stark image of war to stress its influences. Music by the high school, directed by Miss Margaret Davidson, featured Mendelssohn works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Friends Church
Pres
Scott Butler
Butler College
Kennesaw Mountain
Margaret Davidson
Lord
Mendelsohn
Athalie
Marlatt
Coleman
Memorial Day flower committee named for Elwood Hill G A R post
The Elwood Hill G A R post outlined memorial day ceremonies and appointed a long flower committee. Members include Mary J Small Mary Kizer Lurena Small Eunice Publow Mrs Will Henley Mrs Henry Henley Miss Norah Henley Miss Emma Earnest Mrs J O Gray Miss Alice Brooks Plummer Mayweather Henry Drysdale Jefferson Addison Mrs Columbus Foust Eunice S Phelps Ada Porch Miss Eva Bishop Mrs J D Dennis Mrs Conrad Kizer Miss Eva Ball Floyd Newsom Ray Johnson and Jesse Kizer. The flower committee and all soldiers and ex soldiers will meet at 730 am in I O O F hall May 30 for detailed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Hill
G. A. R. Post
Mary J. Small
Mary Kizer
Lurena Small
Eunice Publow
Will Henley
Henry Henley
Norah Henley
Emma Earnest
J. O. Gray
Alice Brooks
Plummer Mayweather
Henry Drysdale
Jefferson Addison
Columbus Foust
Eunice
Ada Porch
Eva Bishop
J. D. Dennis
Conrad Kizer
Eva Ball
Floyd Newsom
Ray Johnson
Jesse Kizer
Flower Committee
I. O. O. F. Hall
Fifty newspapers for carpet sale at lat Record Office
A short note indicates fifty newspapers offered for a carpet sale at the lat Record Office. Details on price or date are not provided in the fragment.
Heavy Seamless Double Heel and Toe Sock
A concise note on a heavy seamless sock featuring double heel and toe construction. Emphasizes durability and reinforced comfort for everyday wear, with emphasis on the seamless design to reduce irritation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. T. Newby
M. F. Lovett
Chas. R. Butler
New Hill Hotel
C. Hofman
LB. P. Leisure’s
Ielome
Sabbath School
C. E
Gurney Hill
Walter B. Hall
Bertha Hill
Board of Foreign Missions of Indiana Yearly Meeting
Morton Pearson
Samuel Dickinson
Elizabeth Toms
Philip Schnieder
Louis Francisco
William Hyatt
Grace Hobbs
Chas. Jenkins
Chas. G. Carpenter
Alonzo Gardener
Edgar Henley
George Wiggins
E.G
John Boon
Marmaduke Glays
Richsquare and Hopewell
B. O. Binford
Abe Gilbert
John
Mary Thoms
John Macy
Olive Elliott
Cyrus Hill
John Gilbert
Will Macy
Greenfield
C. K. Bruner
Ester’ Bandy
David Bandy
Edward
M. M. Binford
O. S. Hills
Weldon Newlin
Purdue
Mrs. Trueblood
Jonesboro
R. F. Stanley & Son’s
Gurney Nixon
Jennie Ream
Kokomo
William Alexander
Ream
Capt. Ream
Ripley Township
Mr. Robertson
Atlas Engine Works
D. W. Newsom
Horace Newsom
Mabel Gear
Miss Mabel
Marion
Pennsylvania Co
U. S. Board and Paper Co
Bank of Carthage
Big Four
R. R. Co
Penn- ST
Larrison
Indiana
Leisure’s Grocery
R. F. Stanley & Son's
Marshal Binford
Harry Rhoades
Mary Parker
Knightstown
B. F. Stinger
J. W. Ball
Noblesville
R. C. W. Derbyshire
Ypsilanti, Mich
R. E. Henley
Stephens the Jeweler
Memorial Services
Newsom
Cash Store
Madras
India
Percale
Somenmagth Se
Yam. L. Newsom
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