Sullivan county Republicans Nominate Ticket at Court House
The Sullivan county Republican convention met in the court house Friday. Rev W H Grim was chosen permanent chairman with O H Crowder and Joe Schroeder as secretaries. The ticket includes Representative Captain T B Springer, Auditor Charles B Bolinger, Treasurer John W Cooper, Clerk Charles Eno, Recorder Harrison Cochran, Sheriff Marion F Walters, Coroner Dr S B Coulson, Assessor J D Johnson, Surveyor John rsinger, Commissioner 1st district Shelby Bolinger, Commissioner 2nd district John Harrison, County Council first district Samuel H Nicholson, second district D J Watson, third district Winfield Exline, and county council at large John Cochran Dr James Mills John H Dickerson.
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Sullivan County
Court House
Sullivan
W.H. Grim
O. H. Crowder
Joe Schroeder
T. B Springer
Gill Township
Charles B. Bolinger
Curry Township
John W. Cooper
Haddon Township
Charles Eno
Turman Township
Harrison Cochran
Marion F. Walters
Hamilton Township
S. B. Coulson
Jackson Township
J. D. Johnson
Fairbanks Township
John @rsinger
Shelby Bolinger
John Harrison
Samuel H. Nicholson
D. J. Watson
Winfield Exline
Cass Township
John Cochran
James Mills
John H. Dickerson
Latshaw Brother Reports Property Sold and Return Expected
Ozro Latshaw learns from brother Frank in Kimberly Utah that he has sold his property and plans to return to Carlisle within six months.
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Ozro Latshaw
Frank
Kimberly
Utah
Carlisle
Carlisle Horse Co Plans 1906 Season at Riley Knotts Barn
The Carlisle Horse Co lists horses owned to race under Riley Knotts at Carlisle starting April 1 and continuing until July 1, 1906.
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Riley Knotts Barn
Carlisle
Model French Draft Horse Sold with Colt Insurance Fee
A gray 16 hands high Model French draft horse weighing 1800 pounds is offered with an insurance option of $15 to insure a living colt.
Burglary at Alumbaugh and Hooper Stores
A tramp broke into J. F. Alumbaugh & Co warehouse Sunday night by removing a window pane. He then entered Hooper & Hooper, forced open a money drawer and took a lone dime. The burglar was seen loafing nearby.
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J. F. Alumbaugh & Co
Hooper & Hooper
Carlisle Defeats Merom Station 19–1 in Sunday Baseball
Carlisle baseball club routed Merom Station 19 to 1 Sunday. Pitcher Cale Shepherd fanned 11 as Carlisle's offense powered a big win. Score by innings shows Carlisle nine three nine one four four four and ten runs. Merom Station managed one in the final inning. Battery: Carlisle Shepherd and Charley. Merom Station Rosebury and Jackson.
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Carlisle
Merom Station
Cale Shepherd
Shepherd
Merom
Charley
Rosebury
Jackson
Local residents mingle at visits and travel notes
Mrs. Fred C Wenthe of Freeport Illinois and her baby Frederick returned home Sunday after visiting her mother Mrs Ella S Jenkins who saw them to Terre Haute. George W Lower of Avoca Pa left Monday after arriving Thursday. Co D Nalley was in Brazil Sunday. Charles A Griffin’s new north town house plastered and ready for finish. Jake Rooksverry headed to Terre Haute to seek work. Nolan C Hoover back from Illinois advertising Dr Cox s Barbed Wire Liniment and left again with son Byron for weeks on the road. Garfield W Rapp delivered Plymouth Rock chickens to R W Akins Son s. A group including Dr J R Whalen Co L Whalen Clarence O Haver William Jenkins Tom Chowning Jud Hart Will Humphreys and Steve Dooley went to Sullivan Sunday to see the Washington Sullivan baseball game.
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Fred C. Wenthe
Freeport
Frederick
Ella
Jenkins
Terre Haute
George W. Lower
Avoca
D. Nalley
Brazil
Nolan C. Hoover
Illinois
Dr. Cox
Shelbyville
Byron
Garfield W. Rapp
Plymouth Rock
R. W. Akin
J. R. Whalen
Co. L. Whalen
Clarence O’haver
William Jenkins
Tom Chowning
Jud Hart
Will Humphreys
Steve Dooley
Sullivan
Washington and Sullivan
Percheron Stallion Stays at Boone Barn for 1906 Season
Percheron stallion to be kept for the remainder of the 1906 season at Salathiel Boone’s barn 24 miles east of Carlisle. Ten dollars to insure a living colt. Owners of mares with contagious diseases liable for damages. Care promised but owner not responsible for accidents or injuries.
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Salathiel Boone
Carlisle
Carlisle Coal Co. President Visited from Wilkesbarre
John Williamson, president of the Carlisle Coal Co., arrived from Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, for part of last week and this week.
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John Williamson
Carlisle Coal Co
Wilkesbarre
Sudlander Sudlander to Breed Mares at Carl Isle Farm
Sudlander will stand at stud in 1906 at H. W. Diekman’s barn four miles southeast of Carl isle. The 12 year old seal brown stallion, weighing 1550 pounds, will receive mares at 10 dollars to produce a colt. Bred by VerHage Oberhausen Germany and imported by J. Crouch & Son LaFayette. Sire Bruno 1020 by Emigrant 925. Dam Lupine 1414 by Othello 758 by Graf Wedel 461.
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Sudlander
H. W. Diekman
Carlisle
Ife
VerHage
Oberhausen
Germany
J. Crouch & Son
LaFayette
Bruno
Emigrant
Lupine
Othello
Graf Wedel
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The
Carlisle Horse Co
Ozar
Jud Hooper
Keeper
Charles A. Griffin
Jake Rooksverry
the Peoples Bank
Ind
Carl E.smith
Justan McGregor
Wisconsin
My Barn
Prince
H. W. Diekiian
H.O. McKinley
Sullivan, Ind
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