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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
1
Albion cultivator and Deere planter advertised in Hill Bros
Feltless sweat pads offer quick relief for chafes and galls on horses and will be displayed at W. H. Sharers. Hill Bros markets the Albion cultivator suited for any soil. Chas. F. Baxter of Knightstown offers penny cards for monuments. Deere corn planter is marketed as simple, durable, and accurate at W. H. Sharers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Sharers
Albion
Hill Bros
Deere
Carthage High School Holds 17th Commencement
The 17th annual Carthage High School commencement, one of the best yet, honored ten graduates with a bay window stage display. Luther Young spoke as salutatorian on progress, while Effie A. Hill and others covered education, agriculture, beauty, ethics, liberty, music, and the Constitution in a well received program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Greenfield Opera House
Anthony
Trueblood
Luther Young
Effie A. Hill
Orville A. Brown
Mabelle Gear
Ruskin
Mabelle Johnson
Roy Herkless
Rome
Sam L Newlow's Cash Store Ad Promotes Fresh Stock
The ad promotes a refreshed inventory at Sam L Newlow's Cash Store featuring shirt waists in multiple colors, wash goods, skirts, und erskirts, and hats. It advertises suits, boys and men apparel, and children’s caps with assorted prices, highlighting a broad, value filled stock.
Valedictory praise and Christ portrait gift mark school awards
Basii Flory Pitts offered thoughts on the Model Young Man to ease an essay affront. The valedictorian closed with fitting words as students presented a large picture of Christ in Gethsemane to the school. Supt. J. H. Scholl and Principal J. F. Evans handed out diplomas. Also notes on Chilian Ochre for furniture cleaning, the daisy corn planter, a Hill Bros. sighting, Rev. M. M. Binford’s health decline and relocation to Richmond, and W. H. Sharer’s durable harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flory Pitts
Christ
Gethsemane
Supt
J. H. Scholl
Prin. J. F. Evans
Obituary of Zachariah Small with Friends faith and charity
Zachariah Small born October 9 1820 son of Abraham and Delilah Small died May 2 1900 after a lingering illness. He joined the Friends society as a youth and remained a faithful attendee whenever health permitted. Many attest his kindness liberality and readiness to comfort the afflicted and aid the needy. Also note Hill & Gear and W H Sharer advertising Monarch Shirts and Deere corn planter from Hill & Gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah
Abraham
Delilah Small
Religious Society of Friends
Monarch
Hill & Gear's
Deere
W. H. Sharer
Notice to Milk Customers on Bottle Returns and Damaged Bottles
Milk customers must promptly return all bottles after use and pay for cracked or broken bottles. The notice also mentions Hill & Gear offering Ladies' Shirt Waists with matching ties and a cash for eggs deal at Weingart & Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattley Corn Planters
W. H. Shavers
Henley & Peters
Respt
Hist
Hoxvanp
Hill & Gear
Weingart & Newlin
A Wholesale Steal In Cuba Rumors Hit Postal Officials
A Cuba related affair unsettles officials as charges of embezzlement swirl around Postal Department member C. W. Muncie. The government vows full investigation and strict application of law to any guilty parties, while public trust wavers amid the cloud of alleged wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
C. W. Muncie
Grateful for Support After Illness and Baby Mer and Mas Geo
Family expresses thanks to those who aided during the illness and funeral services for baby Mer and Mas Geo Schnurcutia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer and Mas Geo. Scnurcutia
Light Spring Wagon Inquiry Names WEINGART AND NEWLIN
A brief note shows an inquiry regarding a light spring wagon directed to WEINGART and NEWLIN. The item mentions two parties and a transactional context in a concise public notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weingart & Newlin
Bargain Cloths and Shoes Highlight 1900s Sale
Sam L. Newsom advertises percales and Madras cloth at 48 to 1.50 a yard with boys’ blouse waists in blue and red, Oxfords 73c to 1.85, shoes 98c to 3.50, washable dress shields for shirt waists, oil cloth at 18 3/4c a yard, and a good line of strong trunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
May Quarterly Meeting at Walnut Ridge Draws Large Attendance
The May Quarterly gathering at Walnut Ridge attracts attendees from a 15 to 20 mile radius, with many rigs already hired for the event. The crowd brings unruly spirits and potential rowdy behavior, though Friends invite all to attend while condemning Sabbath breaking features. Officials will be present to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAY Quarterly
Walnut Ridge
the Ridge
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New Union Bar
Briggan
Nest
Buffalo
Imperial
Douglas
City Council
Gurney
William Sharer
Bundy
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Harry Hudson
William
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Biteott H. Sharer
Photograph Gallery
S. A. Hockett
Prop
M. Leona Luse
Knightstown
Chas R. Butler
Carthage
Ind
Stella M. Gause
St Cecilia
Dryden
Pope
Elbert Hill
Sam. L. Newlow
India
Wells
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Hand & Barnard’s
M. M. Binford
Brooklyn
Richmond
Binford
Indiana
Sam. L. Newsom
International Stock Food
O.S. Coffin & Co
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