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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
1
A long column of community news from Carthage Indiana includes market, church, and school notes. It reports Thanksgiving events, residents visiting Indianapolis, moves to Macedonia Depot Ohio, local accidents, entertainments by the Little Wonders, and upcoming Farmers Institute sessions with named locals and firms.
The Toledo Blade announces its wide reach with high circulation and extensive distribution across the United States. It promises articles on Japan and manners, invites readers to request specimen copies, and offers subscription options including bundled rates for The Blade and The Central Turner Record.
Horace Brandenburg travels in Texas while Roy Branson visits Denver relatives. Chrysanthemum exhibit draws locals to Indianapolis as I O A M to present Uncle Josh in Bell's Hall. Town Hall to host a dance soon. Robi Grabb's resigns Banner post to pursue Pittsburg move. Democratic justification postponed due to bad weather. Bob Burdette to lecture at Presbyterian church on The Rise and Fall.
Mitchell Indiana correspondent reports a striking underground blast near Marshall Fallen a mile west of Fullen's house. The brook rocky bed lifted several feet for about fifty feet with a hollow thud then settled. A rumbling persisted for hours followed by timberlike crashes and steam noises. An odor like natural gas lingered though far from gas belts.
Henry Richards, Jeffersonville, a Knights of St. George treasurer, sent back 100 dollars amid fraud claims and speaks of fleeing to avoid prison. Jesse Sykes, Vermillion county, died after an epileptic seizure while hog feeding. his flesh was harmed, he was 75. A Knightstown election bet featured Peter Watts and George Deem in mourning. John H. Binford's Kansas and India trip is noted with family visits to Dr. C. H. Bacon and others in Edinburg.
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