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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
2
A notice states a Percheron stallion will remain at Balathiel Boone's barn, 24 miles east of Carlisle, for the 1906 season. A fee of ten dollars is charged to insure a living colt. Owners bring mare(s) at their risk for disease and damages. barn care is provided but no liability assumed for accidents.
The Washington Herald reports a Democratic nominating dispute in Greene and Sullivan counties over rotating judicial nominations. Judge Harris proposes primaries in both counties to decide the nominee, while John A. Riddle rejects the plan citing an 18 year old agreement. The piece condemns partisan politics in selecting judges and calls for public duty over party maneuvering.
Mussel and pearl digging on the Wabash has become highly profitable with hundreds of workers along the river between Merom and Hiats Ferry. Boats, crews, and daily finds from low to high dollar values show a thriving, seasonal trade in shells and pearls in the region.
Carlisle Oil and Gas Company formed to test for oil or gas near Carlisle. Two wells planned on Winley Collins and William Colvin farms. first hole on Collins already 960 feet deep. Officers include Bailey McConnell as president and J. D. Howard as first vice president.
Fragmentary notes indicate Sullivan and nearby residents seek an interurban line to connect communities. Discussion mentions Western Indiana Company of Vincennes, a franchise dated July 8, and potential for cars to run within three years. Forfeit terms and county seat issues are noted as context.
John T. Hays of Sullivan resigned as guardian of Mrs. Virginia Pearce. He had sold 100 acres in Knox county to Hamet D. Hinkle for 6000 dollars. Mrs. Pearce's estate now totals about 10500 in cash and notes. The Sullivan Co. Loan and Trust Co. was appointed guardian last Friday. No bond was filed. The 90 year old widow was placed with Mrs. Sarah Ridgway for care.
Nine year old Elwon Padgett, son of Theo philus Padgett of the White Star Iquadry, was thrown from a laundry wagon when a frightened horse ran away on Wednesday afternoon. He suffered bruises and a kick on the left leg, while the horse and wagon remained unharmed and the harness was damaged.
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