Carlisle Hews Newspaper Entry Details 1916 Post
The Carlisle Hews lists its mailing as Carlisle Indiana second class mail matter with a yearly subscription price of one dollar in advance. The issue is dated Friday June 30 1916 and provides the telephone number 45 for contact.
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Carlisle
Indiana
Enduring community ties and a call for unity
An essay urges a unified social life in town and countryside. It compares each person’s life to a rope with two ends, stressing harmony between beginnings and endings. Readers are urged to foster brotherhood now to avoid isolation in old age and build lasting friendships.
Money Shows Twenty Pesos Value Through War Guess
The News displays a Twenty Pesos Mexican note courtesy of R. W. Hoke and C. C. Hoke. The bill was worth about twenty cents in U. S. money when they left Mexico, tied to fears of U S involvement in Mexico. The piece jokes that if fighting starts, the note may soon be worth even less.
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R. W. Hoke
C. C. Hoke
U. S
Mr. Hoke
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Notice of delinquent dog taxes and prosecution
All delinquent dog taxes not paid by July 20 will be turned over to the prosecuting attorney per law requiring every dog owner to pay his dog tax. T. C. Woodward, Trustee Haddon Township.
Carlisle News Office Seeks Early Ad Copy
The Carlisle News will be closed all day Tuesday July Ath. Advertisers are asked to have change of advertising copy ready by Monday morning. E. W. Rogers, Publisher.
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Carlisle
E. W. Rogers
New Charges Filed Against Whipps
The state filed a new charge of incident against Chellis Whipps in Sullivan circuit court after a prior dismissal in Justice of the Peace court. Whipps secured a $1,000 bond, with efforts underway to post it, while the case proceeds with prosecutor support from Martin L. Pigg and A. D. Cutler. The defendant, about 30, is married, and the 12 year old Margaret Goins is identified as the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamke.
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Margaret Goins
Chellis Whipps
Court of Justice of the Peace
Sherb
Sullivan
Martin L. Pigg
A. D. Cutler
Whipps
Wm. Hamke
Dies In Rockville Tubercular Hospital
Frank Smith son of Mrs George Smith of this city died in the state tubercular hospital at Rockville on Tuesday after six weeks there. He was about 21 and had tuberculous disease. Buried in I O O F cemetery after services by the Red Mens Order of Palestine. Survived by mother Lavina sister Lydia half brother Jord Smith Paxton.
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Frank Smith
George Smith
Rockville
Carlisle
Lavina
Lydia
Jord Smith
Paxton
Red Mens Order
Palestine
Mrs Dan Cochran Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Carrie Cochran wife of Dan Cochran a farmer west of Carlisle Gill township died Friday June 24 after a several week illness with erysipelas She was 37 years 5 months 2 days old Survived by four children from a former marriage three with Mr Cochran and a three week old youngest plus the husband and three step children Funeral services were at the home Sunday afternoon and burial in Milam cemetery
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Carrie Ceechran
Dan Cochran
Carlisle
Gill Township
Cochran
Mr. Cochran
Milam
Carlisle White Sox Fall 2 0 to Linton Eagles
Carlisle lose 2 0 as wild throw to first base lets in two runs in one inning. A good crowd from Carlisle attended the fast game at Linton Sunday. The White Sox next play Mint Colas at Vincennes Sunday.
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Carlisle White Sox
Linton Eagles
Linton
Carlisle
White Sox
Vincennes
Law Governing Egg Shipments Under Federal Act
The bulletin from the Bureau of Chemistry clarifies that under the Federal Food and Drugs Act eggs are adulterated if partly filthy or decomposed. It prohibits interstate shipment of adulterated foods, including current receipts or rejects from candling rooms, unless such eggs are removed.
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Department
Bureau of Chemistry Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Militia of Indiana To Receive Federal Pay Rates
Indiana national guard members mobilized last week will be paid by the federal government at regular army rates by rank. Pay ranges from private at 15 dollars to general officers at 916.67 dollars with increases for time of service and foreign duty, plus subsistence and clothing.
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Indiana National Guard
Indiana
Hospital Corps
Engineers
Ordinance
Signal Corps
Quartermasters’ Corps
Engineers Ordinance Signal Corps
Wolfe and Daughter Visit Sullivan on Tuesday
Percy Wolfe and his daughter Bessie of the south west of town were in Sullivan Tuesday for a local outing and shopping trip.
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Percy Wolfe
Bessie
Town
Sullivan
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Edley W. Rogers
Telephone
T. C. Woodward
Haddon Township
Florence
C. A. Griffin
T. S. Risinger
B. B. Evans Planing Mill
R. W. Akin’s
The
Wadley Company
Carlisle Lumber Co
R. D. Jacobs
Barber Shop
National Hotel