11 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1902
Page
1
The note emphasizes how neatly printed letter heads and envelopes can influence perceived professionalism and effectiveness in correspondence. It suggests investing in better stationery to aid communication.
Mrs Frank Trigg publishes a letter from readers in the News recounting a 1902 journey from Carlisle to Terre Haute St Louis Kansas City Pueblo and Salt Lake City. The narrative notes station visits city scenery hills and a Dalton gang train robbery site plus a wind storm and livestock views. A separate Sullivan circuit court case awarded damages of 65 dollars in a timber contract dispute with George N Buchanan v William Jones and details of local attorneys.
A printer advert promises big savings by printing 300 letter heads and 4500 envelopes for reduced rates. It urges customers to switch from buying dime or quarter sized quantities to larger batches, emphasizing nickel and cent savings per unit.
An affidavit filed March 21 before Squire A K Martin in Sullivan charges Dutch Lemmons with assault and battery on Chas McCammond after a Feb 10 Leach s saloon scrap. Trial moved from township to Merom with date set for April 22. attorney C D Hunt represents the defendant.
A called meeting of the Sullivan Threshermen Association convened Saturday at 1 PM in the Alumbaugh building. A five member committee was formed to set rates for the coming season. three new members Ransom Snapp George Higgins and Mr Riggs of Fairbanks joined. Attendees included Julius Hoseman president of the Grand Order Geo C Youngman of New Lebanon and others from distant areas. The Grand Order will meet in Sullivan May 20.
Mrs. Wm. Oeschger of Vincennes preached at the Christian church Sunday. An afternoon meeting formed a 27 member children's mission band with officers Supt. Mrs. Rosie Stevenson, President Goldie Wier, Vice President Geneva Hammond, Secretary Hazel Shepherd, Treasurer Glenn Trout, Organist Glenn McCammon, Ass't Org. Mabel Ragsdale, Librarians Flo Curtner, Lou Ellis, and Bernice McConnell.
A baseball game was played at Whipp's Grove on April 5 between Carlisle 2nd team and Sullivan team. The report notes the match as part of local sports activity with teams listed but details incomplete.
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