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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
1
A short listing advertises a sale of mixed grocery items including sugar brown and granulated coffee tomatoes oats soap starch and lamp chimney. The note promises proportions and invites buyers to bid at title Joe on 656.
G I Christie from Purdue Experiment Station urges farmers to plant a seed corn patch to improve corn quality. Select about twenty five best ears, test germination, discard poor grains, plant on the patch field, and remove weak stalks as tassels appear. Harvest by October.
Mrs Walter Miller and their children returned home Sunday following a visit with relatives in Limison.
A minister supplied by Westminster Presbyterian Church Terre Haute will begin a series of meetings at Carlisle Presbyterian Church on Wednesday April 1. The meetings will be conducted by a brother of Rev. Johnson of Terre Haute and all are cordially invited to attend.
Dr. J. R. Whalen, Salathiel Boone, Mark Jester and son Ivin returned home Sunday evening from a trip through Missouri and Arkansas. In Arkansas they visited Lake Village a new town and expressed pleasure with the town and the surrounding country.
John R. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank was sentenced to five years in the Fort Leavenworth penitentiary after denial of a new trial. The judge cited the crime and evidence but noted Walsh’s age of 70 and ordered concurrent counts and full trial costs. An appeal bond of 30,000 was set pending review.
Community vendors announce a public show day to display an assortment of pen stock and well papers. Residents and friends who viewed the selection praised the quality, prompting the organizers to schedule a dedicated event to showcase the wares.
Billy Kersands colored minstrel troupe played Carlisle Opera House on Thursday March 12. Net receipts were about $150. The show included a parade and an open air band concert, with strong singing and acrobatics drawing special praise. About 35 performers appeared, though space limited some stayed in Terre Haute.
Partial unveiling of patterns occurs with an aim to avoid trouble. The public is invited to inspect the items Saturday at the venue, with organizers urging everyone to attend and study the designs on show.
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