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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
2
The fragment notes a mail matter at Carlisle Indiana in a second class office with a price tag of 2bh25 per year and a cryptic phrase THLEPHORE 25.
Indiana Extension Service and Armour's Farm Bureau offer prize trips to the 1920 International Live Stock Exposition for top potato grower winners from three Indiana districts. Prize pool totals 3450 with 10 plus trips funded. winners chosen by Purdue staff and announced weeks before the show. Winners must travel to Chicago and write a story of their Stock Show experiences.
Washington reports more than 300000 firms and individuals failed to file honest returns under revenue laws in the last two years. A six month drive ended February 1 yielded 19051000 in delinquent taxes, with 151586 not paying any income taxes and 44260 not paying full amounts. Delinquents are being pursued to recover totals and penalties. The bureau expects over 7000000 to pay taxes this year and will continue investigations of about 2200 suspected delinquents.
A. L. Williams, pastor, notes Sunday School at Carlisle with Beth lehem and heats at 9 30. Due to Children’s Day services at Christian church and Paxton, Carlisle service is canceled. Children’s lay planned for Carlisle. practice urged. Years of experience among Kentucky mountains feuds offered by request.
Filing deadline for campaign expenses set for June 4. Candidates for public office with salaries above $100 must file, even if no expenditures. Precinct committeemen and state convention delegates are exempt from filing.
The public service commission asked Indiana residents to report coal delays and side tracked cargo to help resolve a statewide fuel shortage. Vice chairman Joan W. SieCardle urged citizens to inform the commission of instances where coal remained idle or sidelined.
A state coal commission begins a tour to inspect railroads and locate supplies. Inspectors will scan all rail lines and monitor activity after learning that about thirty car loads of coal have sat on an side-track near Kingsland in Wells county for two weeks. A yesterday conference with railroad superintendents and mine operators failed to yield an immediate relief plan.
Sheriff Orville Hale and H O Whipps issue a town order dated June 1 1920 requiring all Carlisle dogs within corporate limits to be muzzled within ten days or risk being killed. Applies to county dogs entering town whether with owner or not and remains in effect until revoked.
Pleasantville notes host guests from Lyons Illinois Indiana and Chicago. Local families welcome relatives and celebrate an eight pound newborn. Decoration services at the M E church featured Civil War veterans and speakers including N K Harris of Sullivan.
The public library will be opened again next Monday June 7 for the distribution of books. Mrs. Luella B. Wagner, Librarian.
For Sale several pieces of household furniture good as new. Also one good ice box one small cream separator one oil stove and one Detroit Vapor stove just bought. See Charles Risinger.
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