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A brief notice in Cartisse Indiana designates a second matter for the year ending sale day Friday June 25 1920.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
2
A brief notice in Cartisse Indiana designates a second matter for the year ending sale day Friday June 25 1920.
An exploration of the editor’s role as town confidant and moral guide. The piece notes how editors shape public opinion through intimate access to local affairs, balancing openness with guarded privacy, and how their judgments form the daily newspaper’s backbone. It contrasts gruff exterior with the courtesy shown to visitors, highlighting the confidential nature of privileged communications.
County wool pooling committees met at the county agent's office discussing market conditions and State Association recommendations. They favor holding wool on the farm for now, awaiting clearer market signals, with bids to be sought if conditions improve.
The Oaktown Epworth League hosted a social last Friday evening inviting the Carlisle and Bicknell chapters. Carlisle attendees included Misses Ida Hudson Malinda Johnson Edythe Williams Clara Johnson Henrietta Fritzlan Helen Johnson and Messrs Perry Jackson John Kerkhof Lawrence Johnson Freddie Lisman. All reported a fine time.
Miss La Verne Bedwell of State Normal Terre Haute spent the week at home in Pleasantville. Mrs. Everett Padgett and her son are mentioned among local residents during the period.
Last Thursday night the church trustees met and arranged to elect officers. The second Sunday in July, the church at Providence will observe Children’s Day with a fine evening program. Sunday services will be patriotic and Christian Patriotism emphasized. See Tinsley, Pastor.
Amos Jefferson Fisk and Dola Hutoka Bledsoe married Monday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. A. A. Cohn using a ring ceremony. The couple, accompanied by W. T. Bledsoe of Carlisle and Mrs. Dorsey I. Friddle of Chicago, will reside on East Jackson Street where Fisk has their home furnished.
Joe McPherson a former Carlisle town trustee and once a Carlisle board member visited Carlisle over Sunday on a trip from Long Beach California to Scranton Pennsylvania to see relatives. He appeared well and was warmly greeted by old friends in Carlisle.
Stephen Arthur Sproatt, noted tomato expert from Haddon township, spent the weekend in the city as the guest of his brother Charles V. Sproatt and wife. Steve has devoted extensive study to tomato cultivation.
A fragment describes a tomato plant and its fruit, noting that the plant's fruit share a similar skin tone with the speaker's complexion. It references the scientific name Lycopersicon Lycopersicum and compares color traits to human skin hues.
Carlisle records show Sarah E. Rooksberry by administrator to John G. Frazee for $1001 on lots 199 and 200 in a town. David Willis sells to Jennie Green for $1300 on lot 8 in Smith addition. Haddon two. John Padgett sells to Jennie May Carrico for $1 with certain conditions in section 8-6-8.
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