A Successful Term Ends as Ripley Trustee Hands Over
Cyrus Cox completes six years as Ripley township trustee, delivers books to Jesse Henley, and hosts a closing supper. Notable gains include two new school buildings, the Ridge and Carthage campuses, funded largely by the township. costs totaled about 25,000 and 21,000 dollars respectively, with all but 600 dollars paid as of the January distribution.
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Cyrus Cox
Ripley
Jesse Henley
Cox
Kennedy
Joan B. Herkless
John C. Hill
William Bundy
John B. Bentley
R. ‘Ord Stanley
William Stanley
O. W. Righter
Ed White
Thos. E. Hill
Jos. Sattler
Micajah Jessup
Ripley Township
Carthage
Walnut Ridge
Ridge
Rushville and Carthage Play to Tie in Saturday Football
An afternoon game between Rushville High School and Carthage High School ended in a 6 to 6 tie. Referee Payne and Johnson oversaw a contest marked by a Rushville touchdown on a fake play and a late Carthage score after a fumble near the goal line. The Carthage team, praised for solid play, departed on the 3:06 train amid good will from Carthage students.
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Rushville High School
Carthage High School
Rushville
Dillman
Payne
Johnson
Lot
C. H.S
Carthage Boys
Detroit and Cincinnati executives meet for annual board election
W P Holliday and W W Kurtz of Detroit and J H Duncan J T Duncan and H W Wrigley of Cincinnati met Friday at the United States Board and Paper Mills for the annual election of officers and directors. No changes were made with Holliday as president Wrigley as vice president Duncan as secretary treasurer and Ed N Hill as general manager. The board expressed satisfaction with management and ongoing improvements.
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W. P. Holliday
W. W. Kurtz
Detroit
J. H. Duncan
J. T. Duncan
H. W. Wrigley
Cincinnati
United States Board and Paper Company
S Mills
W. P. Holiday
Sec
Treas
Ed N
Prodigal Son Series Prompts Church Meetings
At the ME Church Sunday school reported 104 attendees with a 1.75 collection. Morning sermon titled Looking at the Unseen. Evening talk continued the Prodigal son series The Prodigal at Home The Prodigal in a Far country and The Prodigal's return. Junior League to hold a praise service next Sunday. Senior League met with Bessie Miller leading.
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Bessie Miller
Dain double geared roller bearing corn grinder at Sharer’s
A Dain double geared roller bearing corn grinder was reported at W. H. Sharer’s. The item suggests a farm equipment listing or sale nearby, with Sharer’s as the location or seller.
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W. H. Sharer
Queen Quality Shoes and Bargains Advertised in Early Listing
A colorful old-time shop advertises discounted waist prices from 4.50 to 1.25, good for tomorrow and Monday, plus life size dolls for 45 cents, Queen Quality Shoes promising ease and beauty, cobbler services, E Stout's snag proof boots, and Corsets claiming a straight military carriage.
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E Stout
Nate Showcases Holiday Goods In Elegant Display
Nate brings a refined selection of holiday items, presenting an elegant lot for customers. The shop promises their best pans and decorative pieces, inviting visitors to view a curated collection.
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Nate
Short Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Roosevelt
Roosevelt issues a one sentence proclamation setting apart Thursday November 29 1900 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He cites forefathers custom and national unity, praising material well-being and opportunities for moral betterment during the year just passed.
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Roosevelt
Suit to Set Aside a Will Involving Eunice Clark Estate
Thomas Dryden and his wife Mary sue Walter B. Hill trustee of Eunice Clark Estate to nullify the will on grounds of unsound mind at the time of its making. The filing provokes surprise as Mrs Clark was reputed for shrewd business acumen and clear judgment.
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Thomas Dryden
Mary M. Dryden
Walter B. Hill
Eunice Clark
Clark
Cyclone and Tornado Ravage Lulu Miss to Lagrange Town
A cyclone and tornado swept through Lulu Miss and Lagrange Town on Tuesday, leaving widespread devastation. The storm caused significant loss of life and property with reports of multiple fatalities and extensive damage across the region.
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Lulu Miss
Lagrange Town
Record family seeks heirs of three hundred subscriptions
Question asks if any children exist among the Record family group of subscription holders. It appears to be a lineage inquiry regarding ownership or succession of subscriptions within the Record household. If more details or names are provided, a precise determination can be made.
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Record
New Society Stationery At Local Drug Store
All standard papers and inks offered with new society stationery in dainty shades and stylish shapes. Cards pads of paper blank books diaries pencils and related items available at the drug store.
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New Society
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Ladies Home Saturday Evening Post
Board of Directors
Sam L. Newsom
Sam
L. Newsom
Coffin’s
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