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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
4
The 1816 year without a summer froze every month with frost. Ice reached half an inch in May and a window pane thickness in New York on July 5. Snow fell three inches in June in New York and Massachusetts. The corn crop failed, most cut for fodder, with seed corn for 1817 taken from 1815 crop per Attica Ledger.
Property listing notes a Carlisle residence with two additional lots. Addressed to Mrs. Samuel Cheek at 613 North 15th Street in Terre Haute Indiana.
Property listing for 40 acres 54 miles east of Carl Isle on Rock Road. Includes good water supply a young orchard and a new house. Seller listed as Mrs. Richard South.
R W Akins Son advertises top cash prices for farm goods including eggs chickens and butter. Local farmers encouraged to bring their country produce to market for prompt payment and fair valuation. The notice emphasizes cash transactions and immediate settlement.
Official report of The Peoples Bank of Carlisle Sullivan County Indiana as of June 18 1906 shows loans and discounts current assets and liabilities including capital surplus and profits and losses. Edgar W Akin president swears to accuracy before Notary Public Arthur D Curl on June 2 1906.
A collage of humorous sketches and anecdotes. Jokes about advertising and merchants, family mix ups, a Siamese romance, old time puns, a Kalamazoo suitor, a doctor patient tale, and a tramping brigand episode. Bittersweet ironies punctuate the slice of life scenes.
The notice asserts a July 1 to August 20 period for landowners along public highways to cut and destroy briars thistles docks and other noxious weeds. It specifies payment of one dollar and twenty five cents per day eight hours for such work under the road district supervisor and penalties for noncompliance. Also requires hedge fences along highways to be cut to five feet yearly with brush burned.
Professor Foster visits to instruct in violin man dolin and guitar. Messages say leave orders at Dale's jewelers for lessons and arrangements.
JT expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during wife Marie's sickness. He thanks Rev Gibbons and undertaker Hibbs for handling the death scene and making it pleasant. He also thanks friends for encouragement in his furniture business, claiming good value compared to eastern prices.
Notice states Frank Asher has sold his meat market and all accounts are due immediately. Readers are directed to Lane's store for payment arrangements.
Kirschbaum suits represent high quality and style with a prompt call for the spring trade. R. W. Akin's Son promotes a large assortment and invites customers to view the collection.
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