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Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1904

Page

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Cows Trained For The Test At World’s Fair Jersey Entry

A herd of forty Jersey cows trained for a universal dairy test at the St. Louis World’s Fair is ready to begin a 120 day six month test starting May 16. Twenty five cows will participate with C T Graves overseeing. Dr J J Richardson and inspector W R Spann praised the herd’s condition.

Jersey St. Louis W. R. Spann Durr Oak Jersey Farm Dallas Tex United States J. J. Richardson American Jersey Cattle Club Europe Isle of Jersey America Jerseyville Seattle C. T. Graves Maitland Richardson Inspector Spann Jersycattle Graves Sle Jerseys Mr. Graves Ven Tierne Trolsteins Hardy

Memorial Day Proclamation by Indiana Governor Durbin

Governor Winfield T. Durbin proclaims Monday May 3 1844 as Memorial Day in Indiana. He urges solemn observance with cessation of business, ceremonies, and flowers on graves of soldiers to honor their sacrifice and renew commitment to the republic. Seal affixed in Indianapolis accompanied by Secretary Daniel E. Stone.

Republic Buttefield Ihceis Devulion Winfield T. Durbin Gover.ov State of Indiana Indianapollis Witf.eld T. Durbin Daniel E. Stone

Scott Hendricks and Fred J Scott Wedding at Hendricks Home

Miss Hattie L Hendricks and Fred J Scott wed Wednesday morning at Mrs Nancy Hendricks residence on North East Street. Ceremony conducted by Greene family. wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s sister Mrs Arthur Linebaugh’s home. The couple will reside in Louisville Kentucky and are joined by many friends offering best wishes.

Nancy Hendricks North East Street Hattie L. Hendricks Arthur Linebaick Inesda Louisville

Mail Order Advice for Local Trade and Charity

Those who use mail order houses should read carefully and compare. Check a catalogue for prices and credit terms, and see how much they will contribute to sidewalk upkeep and local poor relief. Then compare with a home merchant’s price after transportation costs to decide where to trade.

Lavina’s Visit Anchors Carthage Social Roundup

Local notes from Carthage report visits by Lavina of Carthage and Mrs. Nellie Prindianapolis with Ora Niles in from Hid, plus guests at Wilkins, Barretts, and Stenger gatherings. Reports mention family inquires, church events, and Decoration Day plans. several moves and visits to Indianapolis and Columbus are noted along with funeral attendance for Mrs. Butler.

Knight-town Robert Passage Knightstown Ida Davenport Earl Gipe Shelbyville J. A. Ruley Carthage John Butler Schull Joseph Kindery Harvey Minor Charles Cox

May Quarry Meeting SUNDAY Big Day For Carthage

The May Quarterly gathering attracted strong attendance despite cool weather. Ministers Levi Pennington and Joseph Binford led the Friday and Saturday sessions with sermons on faith and service. A committee planned to bind Indiana Yearly Meeting minutes, while funds aided Uphild’s new church. Sunday’s Derby mood and racing antics drew crowds but were controlled by marshals, with good order overall.

Levi T. Pennington Westland Samagitan Joseph O. Binford Knightstown Fred Tarmolhilea Friends’ Church Upland Fred Smith Earlham Cllege Chas. O. Whitely Carthage Jare P. Binford William J. Cleaver Walnut Ridge Daisy Barr Greenfield Riley Hubbard Maxwell Tarmoblen Berthamenllege

Plage School Board Postpones Superintendent Decision

Thirty six applications are on file for the Arthage schools superintendent vacancy after Prof J J H Scholl resigns for Rushville. Owing to D W Kirkwood’s ill health the board postponed its meeting awaiting recovery before deciding among candidates.

Cartlinge de Erves Ab Encelicht

East Street Church Hosts May 26 Home Talent Show

Eeome Tetent Entertaiment presented by Mrs. Virginia Sasle Mercer with home talent offers music and readings at East Street Christian church on Thursday night May 26. A featured reading is Ben Hur. Mrs. Mercer is highly recommended. Everybody invited. Admission 25 cents.

Virginia Sasle Mercer East Street Christian Church Ben Hur Mercer

Decaralan Day Exercises Plan by Local Committees

A Monday May thirtieth meeting at the Record office appointed committees to organize Decaralan Day memorial events. Music committee includes J. E. Singer and Mary Z. UuSdari. Flowers chaired by Mary J. Smaji. Speaker committee with R. E. Hen ley. Flags by Robert Hill. Hall Decorations by C. 8S. Hill. Flower group to decorate graves. program lists Invocation by Rev. Whitely and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by Bessie Smith. Rev. Hall chosen as chaplain. William Walker named marshal. Henry Phelps standard bearer.

Biowood Iliilg. A. RK. Post Record Office J. E Jesse Siler A. L. Stinger Lilian Fricker Mary Z. UuSdari Anna Wal Pearl Collin Bessie Mearson M. BF. Lovett Mary J. Smaji Robert Hill Will Manley Hill Winona Newsom Ethel Publow Floyd Newsom Harry Rhoads Jesse Kizer Les Kizer Lew Stanley James Coleman Flower Committee H. K E. Stager Gas Ofice Record Ofice A. W. Flower Delucites M G&g. A. KR Bijersiy Ceachery Marengate Columbia Hall Prograa O. Whitely Lincoln Bessie Smith Ion Francis T. Root Connersville Lnd Hall Friends’ Cemetery William Walker Henry Phelps

China Shower Honors Miss Hendricks At Home Wedding

Miss Mattie Hendricks wed Wednesday morning in Richmond. A china shower was held Monday at the home of C V Stephens with intimate friends, and gifts were presented to the bride. Freiherr Speck von Sternburg and embassy ladies touring from Washington to St. Louis paused in Richmond, remarking on European acquaintance with Richmond threshing machines.

Hattie Hendricks R. J H. Hill C. V. Stephens Freiherr Speck von Sternburg Richmond Washington St. Louis Ile Europe

Unclear Duck Breed Stumps Pulaski Poultry Race

A fragmentary note from Ripley Station Pulaski county reports a local poultry freak of nature with ducks whose breed and origin remain unexplained by raisers. The story hints at an unusual duck phenotype and a mystery surrounding its lineage and naming.

James Ets Ripley Station Pulaski County Cpesands Uiew

Cure for sick headache with Chamberlains Stomached Liver Tabs

A historic ad notes a remedy for sick headache stomach trouble and liver issues sold by J T McCarty and son. Subscribe for the Record.

Chamberlain J.T McCarty & Son

Prominent Wabash Lawyer Elected Director of Can Company

Oliver H. Bogue, formerly a well known Wabash lawyer and two years ago until, has been elected a director of the American Can Company. The firm controls major tin can factories in the United States with a capital of 82 million. Bogue, brother in law of tinplate millionaire Dan G. Reid, was urged to New York for this confidential role. A Quaker by parentage, he has served on the White's Institute board and remains a respected local figure of sterling character.

Oliver TI Wabash American Can Company United States Mr. Bogue Dan G. Reid New York Oliver H. Bogue Friends

Fire at Arlington Hall Suppressed by Buckets

A lone chimney fire was found burning early Sunday under a stage at Cere's hall in Arlington. Quick discovery by bystanders and a bucket brigade kept losses down, with initial fears of needing Rushville aid. Origin undetermined, no recent fires reported at the hall.

Cere’s Hall Arlington Bucket Brigade Rushville

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