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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
8
Notice to shareholders of Carlisle Building Savings and Loan Association announces an annual meeting at T. Risinger hardware store in Sullivan County Indiana on Thursday night July 6 at 8:00 o clock. Directors will be present to conduct association business.
Two figures named Ivan Idgway and Halstead appear in a report from Terre Haute detailing their activities and local relevance. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
State Veterinarian J E Northup advises Sheriff Hale all dogs running at large in Sullivan county be confined after several rabies cases reported in the county s southern part. County Health Officer Neff says no cases have been reported to him nor to C E Whipps secretary of the local board of health.
County Agent H. B. Benson reports over 90 percent of Sullivan County land needs limestone fertilization. Soil tests show acidic sands and white clay. unfertilized land should receive two to five tons per acre. The survey notes need for more organic matter and drainage and suggests pasturing thousands of acres for higher profits. It also records shifts in clover and timothy acreage and promotes improved soil management locally.
A series of property deeds list transfers among Nancy J. Bolenbaugh, William J. and Nellie W. Cole, Julius A. Hiesman, Fred H. and Earl Johnson, Milton J. Stuller, John E. M. Purcell, Carl L. Whalen, James M. Nash Jr., Bessie A. Nash, George W. Kennedy, Carl Cox, Nick Gariano, Charlotte M. Manuel, Sarah J. Spencer, Chas T. Spencer, Amanda E. Spencer, Spenser Hinkle Danford Gastineau, and Geo. W. Jones. Parcels range across Haddon Township and Bennett additions, with prices from 120 to 5700 dollars and various descriptors such as ne se, se se, and life estate interests.
A brief note of gratitude expresses thanks to friends for their kind words and support during a time of loss. The message acknowledges heartfelt appreciation and requests continued thoughts and prayers from the community.
The Sullivan Times reports five indictments and one ignoramus by Judge Bridwell as the grand jury discharged after four days with over a hundred witnesses. Charles Elmer Whitfield faces second degree murder for the Milton Walker killing on May 22. Charles Anders and Fred Eslinger indicted for petit larceny in a corn theft from William Bailey's crib in Paxton. Three other indictments returned with no arrests. Embezzlement charges against Wm Hancock, Carlisle, found no criminal intent. an ignoramus verdict. Jury inspected jail and poor farm. sanitary conditions praised. call for better insane-prisoner equipment at the jail. Jury: E. C. Snarr, Everett Taylor, A. P. Asbury, Clay Jewell, Holt Park, Clevy Lloyd.
An army worm outbreak in Sullivan County caused several thousand dollars in crop losses but is now checked after digging efforts disrupted the pest. The incident ends with hopeful indications for growers and authorities monitoring fields.
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