26 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
1
Advert reads offering pianos organs and sewing machines at manufacturer prices delivered to homes. Claims agents charge high profits for bringing products to customers. Implies direct purchase saves money.
Richard Park county school superintendent announces a county institute to be held at Sullivan in the courthouse September 2 3 4 5 and 6. C A McMurry and F M Stalker will lead sessions and W W Primmer will speak Thursday evening. Reading Circle books are Judsons Europe in the Nineteenth Century and Sanitation and Decoration.
Thousands regain health and happiness using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It helps threats or lung trouble and cures long stubborn coughs where other treatments failed. Cases once hopeless or unhelped by health resorts have been permanently cured by its use. For sale by Anderson Bros.
A public sale will be held Saturday August 3 1901 at four o clock p m at Squire Whipps office. One Chase piano with rosewood case will be sold for cash. Lem H Willis and C A Snapp act as auctioneers.
A long time druggist promotes Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as the superior digestive aid. He claims no other proprietary medicine matches its effectiveness for stomach discomfort, cramps, and diarrhea. The testimonial endorses its use for a wide range of stomach troubles.
Rev M E Prather of Danville Indiana visited Carlisle last Thursday hunting a rental house but found none. He resigned as Cumberland Presbyterian pastor due to ill health and owns large farms nearby. He hopes to move his family to Carlisle to manage his land interests and settle permanently.
A two-train wreck occurred Thursday around 2 30 in Emison when a through freight, misrouted by the dispatcher, crashed into a standing local freight. The caboose was crushed, several cars piled up, but no injuries were reported. North and south passenger services were delayed for hours.
Two twelve year old boys Claud Abell and Herschell Mason fought near Providence church in Haddon township on Sunday morning. Mason was badly cut on face and neck by Abell. Wounds were painful but not serious. Reports say Abell sought revenge after Mason had defeated him previously.
The Carlisle band held a second concert this season in the school yard on Saturday night. Many boys were tired after a long day and some arrived late, with arrivals around the late hour noted.
County records show criminal and civil activity totals. Criminals include 311 begun cases with 265 dismissed and 188 misdemeanor convictions, plus 30 jury trials and 118 liquor-law convictions. Civil filings total 405 with 98 pending and 16 tried by jury over 120 court days.
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