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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
Railroad workers and drivers are called to heightened caution at crossings through September 1 to prevent deaths and injuries. The message stresses shared duty to observe train signals and to avoid crossing if a possible train is approaching, with engineers and drivers bearing responsibility to protect passengers.
The Federal Prohibition Director reports that nationwide advices to Commissioner Haynes show uniform progress in enforcement of the 18th amendment. He notes diminishing bootlegger activity and rising public support with police cooperation and tougher court actions across states including Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico.
The Farm Bureau faces strong interest nationwide. Large states like Iowa Illinois Indiana California Michigan Minnesota New York and Ohio plan to maintain or slightly increase membership. Sixteen states Nevada Idaho Utah Colorado South Dakota Wisconsin Maryland Kentucky Pennsylvania Missouri Alabama Louisiana Georgia North Carolina Arkansas and Maine are in active organization with campaigns and plans to start intensive efforts by August. Most boards support a minimum $5.00 county membership, many set at $10.
Carlisle White Sox beat Hymera by 20 to 5 at Currier Park as Botts left after an ankle injury. Dilley and Jackson led early, the Sox exploded with eight runs in the eighth, Britton to mound Sunday at Jasonville versus Velvets.
Classified ad notes First National Bank offers farm loans at low rates and promotes rug cleaning by the vacuum process at Risinger's undertaking establishment plus window graphic service and photography. Timothy hay for sale on Currier farm listed by Floyd Combs.
The 18th amendment is being enforced to a greater extent than imagined and progress is observed through your state enforcement corps.
In the District Court of Indiana the Farmers Union Elevator Company bankruptcy estate will sell at public auction July 1 1922 at 11 A M in Carlisle Sullivan County Indiana the real estate comprising four fifths of an acre with the building free of liens except taxes Louis J Kixmiller trustee will conduct the sale on the premises
A motion for a new trial was filed Friday in the circuit court in theEdward P. Snapp v. C. E. I. R. R. damage case. The jury verdict favored the defendant after a trial in this term.
Judge Coulter of the Knox Circuit Court ruled that 80 rods of the proposed Dixie Bee Line through the Hardy McClanahan place at Farmersburg is not a public utility in the case Elza Jennings vs People of Curry Township. Remonstrators prevailed and petitioners favoring the route may seek a new trial or appeal to the Supreme Court. legal representation included Arthur E. DeBaun Charles D. Hunt Emison Hoover Hays Hays and Claude E. Gregg.
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