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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
2
The notice lists Carnele Indiana postoffice terms as $1.00 per year in advance and locals at 5 cents per line. It specifies advertising runs until canceled and provides telephone contact, dated Friday August 1, 1902.
Carlisle beat Hymera 4 to 3 in a tense Tuesday clash. Akin struck out 16 for Carlisle as Wiggs stole home on a disputed call sealing the win for the visitors in the ninth. Hymera showed solid defense and timely hits but could not prevail.
Yesterday the Davis hotel changed hands with Hosea Curry resigning after four years. Joel Reed, a stockholder, becomes the new manager. The public praises Curry's capable leadership and Sullivan's Reed is expected to drive success in the venture.
Last week’s Sullivan’s Way Union marks the final issue published by Arthur A. Holmes who has owned the paper since its founding. The retirement ends a long era for the local newspaper associated with the Holmes family.
The Carlisle Building Saving and Loan Association is in a prosperous condition and profitable for stockholders. It has enabled many Carlisle residents to own homes. The board includes successful business men, guiding growth in the town. The financial statement as filed with the state auditor in July is furnished to stockholders.
Dues and dividends on running stock show 1 545 671 dollars. A fund for contingent losses lists 813 67 dollars. Undivided profits appear as 3 14 and scattered notes.
Aaron Frank Staffey, employed by Ben Evans near Carlisle, was arrested Tuesday morning by Sheriff John Dudley on a reported incident charge from M. B. Wells of Marino county Illinois. He is wanted in Salem for allegedly injuring a girl named Collins five weeks ago and had fled before being located ten days ago. The case includes a prior affidavit about farmer Chas Sherwood and mental health questions amid unusual motives and family connections.
W R Nesbit and A G McNabb establish a new law partnership with offices in the Crowder building on the East Side of the square. McNabb leaves Chaney and McNabb after years at Sullivan bar. Nesbit is noted lawyer and editor of the Sullivan Union, soon to be postmaster.
Dale Jr manager of Carlisle announces Nebraska Indians will play Carlisle on August 15 at Whipps Grove. The Indians, all genuine players from the word go, have beaten every opponent in this region and are expected to draw large crowds. admission is 25 cents.
The Christian Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. Tressie Wilson’s home on Thursday August 14 at 2 p.m. The program includes subject Work Among the Negros song scripture lesson prayers and readings from Booker T. Washington. Sessions cover race equality and obligations to Black children with prayers for wisdom and heart culture for the negro. Minutes and benediction follow.
Wain A. Shaffer died July 19 of cholera infantum at age 1 year 11 months 9 days. He was the son of George Shaffer of near New Lebanon. His mother recently died. Funeral held July 20 at Bethlehem by Rev. James Hixson. interment followed in Bethlehem cemetery.
A fragment from Dre coverage notes Halstead as a well known public speaker with references to Riley in connection to a pistform appearance.
James Shake, about 40, died last Friday night at the home of Matt Shake four miles east of Carlisle near Indian Prairie. Death was caused by consumption. Funeral services were held Sunday morning at eleven at the Indian Prairie church conducted by Rev. AL Tidrick.
Nerves Bike a Fiat Iron Wheen Cheeté for 3. Unable to determine facts due to unclear OCR text. No names, places, or organizations clearly readable.
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