Visitors fill Institute as school tours and music enliven Friday
William Bundy visited three rooms of the school last Friday. Miss Charles was at her home Sunday. There were several visitors at the Institute Saturday. The session was a good one, enlivened by excellent music. Will and Earle Norris sang a duet, Prof. W. A. Stockinger sang in German The Watch on the Rhine and Miss Davidson sang a solo. Mrs. Lazzie P. Hill gave an interesting talk on New Harmony. Mrs. Hill taught school near New Harmony several years ago and during this time visited this interesting and historic town. Lizzie Williams was present and made remarks. There is no school today as teachers tour other schools and observe in Indianapolis. J. H. Scholl went to Indianapolis Thursday to attend the annual meeting of the city and town superintendents of Indiana. Tonight William George Bruce editor of American School Board Journal gives an address on School Boards and Superintendents. Township Trustee Jesse Henley attended a County Board of Education meeting at Rushville.
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Institute
Will
Earle Norris
W. A. Stockinger
Miss Davidson
Lazzie P. Hill
New Harmony
Indianapolis
J. H. Scholl
Indiana
William George Bruce
American School Board Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Jesse Henley
County Board of Education
Rushville
Christian life of Carthage man noted in death
Mr. Roberts, a longtime Church of Christ member in Carthage since 1873, died after four years ill health. He left a wife, children from two marriages, and several siblings. Known for honesty, industry, and strong support for Christian work, he influenced many through the Lord's Day School and church activities.
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Mr. Roberts
Marthaline Watkins
Christian Service
Lord's Day School
Christ
Roberts
Jesus
Carthage
Church
Twelve business maxims for success from London chamber chief
The president of the London Chamber of Commerce shares twelve tested maxims for business success. Focus on definite aims and direct pursuit, master details, seek extra knowledge, view difficulties as steps, and treat failures as progress. Balance boldness with prudence, listen well, answer cautiously, decide promptly, and protect mind and body for durable success.
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London Chamber of Commerce
Beck's Art Studio Opens Wednesdays in Carthage
Irish weather prompts quick studio activity at Beck's Art Studio Carthage near Dr Creger's office. The studio remains open every Wednesday inviting visitors to capture the moment with portraits and scenes before the weather changes.
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Beck
Carthage
Dr. Creger
Cure for Eruptions Claimed by Stohlen’s Nencen Salve
Editor H N Lester of Syracuse Kansas reports two years of failed cures for Eon ma on the palms but says the ailment was wholly cured by Stohlen's Nencen Salve. The advertisement is credited to J McCarty & Sub for distribution.
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H. N. Lester
Syracuse
Kan
Stohlen
Wredd
J. . McCarty & Sub
Shelby county residents relocate and visit kin this week
Mr. Bennett of Shelby county buys William Cliff’s farm. Frank Cliff and family plan Georgia as their new home. Mrs. Maggie Brown returns from Pendleton visit. Rev. Pierce preaches at Westland Friends church. Joseph Andrews family visits relatives near Fountaintown. Levi Butler family visits daughter May in Carthage. Martha Binford visits from Earlham. Linnie Henley visits uncle M C Young and family. Myrtle Binford visits Elsie Shaffer. Lindamood visit Ott Sears near Carthage. Earle Binford returns from Danville. Freeman Thomas of Greenfield to give an elocutionary event at Westland high on Friday. Robt. Brooks visits brother John Brooks in Greenfield.
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Mr. Bennett
Shelby County
William Cliff
Frank Cliff
Georgia
Levi Butler
May
Carthage
Riley Butler
Martha Binford
Earlham
R. B. Binford
Linnie Henley
Franklin
M. C. Young
Myrtle Binford
Elsie Shaffer
Lindamood
Ott Sears
Earle Binford
Danville
Freeman Thomas
Greenfield
Westland High School
Brooks
John Brooks
Wanted trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise
Old established house with solid financial standing seeks trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise. Salary 780 dollars a year plus cash expenses. No canvassing. Requires references and self addressed stamped envelope. Apply to Manager at 55 Caxton Building, Chicago.
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Caxton Bldg
Chicago
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