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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
4
A notice announces Sullivan Indiana will practice in all courts and give careful attention to any legal business, indicating readiness to serve clients with comprehensive legal coverage in the state.
James Payne and Albert Hines visited Sullivan while Oliver Steele traveled to Paxton to see Hallie Over. Numerous locals transacted business in Sullivan Monday as did others in Terre Haute Vincennes and Carlisle. Akins offered a wide winter stock and discounts.
For Sale items include baled hay at Franti Starner farm and various produce and poultry sought by Akin's store with highest cash price offered. Notices cover visits by Mrs. John S. Shepherd and Mrs. J. Curtner, travel of Fred Gaines, and visits of Miss Mona Parks. Locals mention Misses Beulah and Helen Akin departing for Fairy Hall near Chicago and Paul K. Shepard moving to Freeport, Illinois to run The Craftsman's Home Study School.
January Births notices list several individuals including Walter Cooksey John Carmichael O Hollingsworth Bert L Arnett Clark Alexander William Shelton and W A Phillippe with entries referencing a boy and a girl, along with scattered numeric values and initials. The text appears as a fragmented birth notice column with names and partial details.
Readable fragment notes Timothy and Clover hay in a mow and corn by Knight seed corn. MARQUETTE appears as a place name or marker in the fragment. The text is sparse and offers limited event detail beyond items stored and a location name MARQUETTE.
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