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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
2
The excerpt rails at Roosevelt and Bryan, urging voters to cast ballots early for Republican prospects and warning that Democratic candidates threaten higher taxes and debt. It references Taggart's Indianapolis tenure and implicates Democratic state and legislative campaigns in fiscal excess.
The piece urges voters to cast their ballots for Republican state and legislative candidates, arguing that nine years of Republican rule cut the state debt by 75 percent while Democratic control increased it, and that voting Republican is a vote against debt.
A political line urges Republicans to vote straight without scratching any candidate, urging satisfaction with the entire ticket.
A partisan appeal frames the vote as choosing prosperity and continuity. Republicans argue the ticket secures employment and steady gains while Democrats urge a shift to reform and renewed energy for the country and states.
Spreeland buyer K K Kirk returns from Buffalo with a political anecdote about a jovial Irish voter. The man declares his intent to vote for Billy Bryanagin after praising past ballots in 1896 and 1900, reflecting enduring local sentiment and humor from the era.
The piece urges neighbors to ride or call on others to reach polls and cast ballots for Republicans to preserve prosperity. It stresses individual influence, cites single votes changing seats, and urges turnout on Election Day, followed by a note praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by J. H. McCarty & Son.
An advert claims Dr Kings Bee Life Pills cure age defying maladies including dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation. The copy urges youth to respect age while promoting the remedy priced at 25e.
Weekly grain outlook from FYFE, MANSON & OD notes cash wheat firm at $1.10 to $1.22, but bears on futures. Corn strong supply and heavy operator selling. drought risks in Argentina and Australia. Record Western receipts, stockpiles high, late rally in oats, Chicago oats down 1,000,000 bushels from last week.
A local notice recounts Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing a stubborn leg eruption for J. B. Orner of Franklin Grove. It also references Seattle and Barns in a mixed ad-like fragment about cattle milk bacteria and cleanliness, stressing sterilization and milker hygiene.
H Duffy of Ashley testifies that Foley's Kidney Cure helped him. he had tried many remedies with little relief and was unable to rise before using the product. He credits his druggist with recommending it and says he felt cured after two bottles.
Foley Shoned promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough and cold remedy. The ad touts safety and efficacy as a trusted old-time remedy for families seeking a proven product.
Republican rally centers on Senator Charlies W. Fairbecka visiting Rushville tomorrow November 5 with a special train from Shelbyville due 1 10 PM. He will speak at the public square before a procession and addresses by Senator Beveridge John L. Griffithe and Gov Valirant. A torchlight procession follows the evening speeches.
Work began three weeks ago to replace the 1893 woolen bridge over the Big Blue river with a steel structure. Crews haul girders, move sections, and use a rock trench along the track while a busy scene unfolds with engines pumps and a mortar mixer. locals, including Sunday watchers, observe as workers advance the project.
Flat key belongs to the Record office and is reported found. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a cough remedy with a musical slogan. J. H. McCarty & Son offered fresh pork and sausage and Jard Nelson's products.
Ratea from Carthage Indiana offers return tickets at 13 dollars 70 cents through December 16 1904. This brief notice lists the price and end date for the travel promotion.
The notice markets Nelson’s fresh pork and lard products and notes a delayed southbound freight from Saturday to Sunday. It also promotes Dr. O Whittinghill eye specialist visiting tomorrow with free eye tests and properly fitted glasses at Wm Manley’s.
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