Telephone lines spread through Carlisle with growing use
Carlisle Co operative telephone company shows rapid expansion as new party lines extend toward Dan Prose’s seven miles with 12 phones and toward Jim Bishop’s area with 18 subscribers. A south line to Grizzle Station adds six miles with 13 phones and a branch to Oaktown road has two phones. New Lebanon residents seek connection and toll free talks may reach Sullivan soon. Three hundred directory cards list 233 names. many locals like Akin and Curtner families and several businesses are included. Miners arrested in Kentucky case are moved to Hopkinsville after habeas corpus hearing amid crowd tensions in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Co-operative Telephone Company
Rose Chapel
Dan Prose
Oaktown
New Lebanon
Sullivan
Seventeen Year Locust Arrives With Noisy Invasion
The cicada known as the seventeen year locust is expected this year bringing a loud chorus and nuisance. Residents note its periodicity, with swarms appearing in May, and the female laying hundreds of eggs each sitting. Scientists debate the insect’s true cycles, but the public anticipates a noisy, disruptive emergence.
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New York Evening Post
What Credit is Based On
A summary of C O S Marden’s view that credit hinges on character and reliability plus business aptitude rather than wealth. Early hard work from sweeping to management builds trust with credit men, while inherited wealth without business capacity often fails to gain credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. S. Marden
Andex Bargain Bulletin Expands 10 Cent Store Prices
White enameled curtain poles and window shades offered at 10c. Screen wire,t 10c per yard. Adjustable window screens and assorted hosiery and handkerchiefs priced at 5c to 25c. Men’s shirts, suspenders, sweaters and work gear listed with deep discounts. Seeds, utensils, glassware, and household items promoted with 10c counters and broad assortments.
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L. L. Mays
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Atistry
E. R. Riggs
Davis Block
Joan S. Bays
Lee Fenton Bays
John S. Bays
Ind
Smook’s Drug Store
GEQ
W. Ruff
W. Paul Stratton
Buff & Stratton
Coffman's Drug Store
Arthur D. Cutler
W. W. Dale
Carlisle
Indiana
Wm. H. Hill, Jr
Uston & Hazelrigg
S Akin’s Sons
Akin, Ed. W
Akin
Joe T
Akin, CT
J. S
Anderson Bros
Alumbaugh, J. F
Alumbaugh
P.J
Arnold, Geo. G
Anderson, Elbert
Ash
Henry
Burton, Nobe
Benefiel
Hiram A
Brenton
W. W
Bank, Peoples
Beights
Jonathan
Bailey
Boone
Sualathiel
Bishop
Jas
Brown
Bryant
Black
Beneties
Hiram
Curtner
W. J
Cutler
A. D
Carlisle Creamery
Cox, J. L
M.D
Cox, A. G
V. S
Corbin, Vincent
Corbin
Ed M. Tee D
Carter, Wm
Cartwright
O. J
Collins
Ed J
Cowle
William E
Colvin
Wm. R
Cleveland
James
Cox
Jacob
Frank
George
Ben
John
Cox, John
Veel Carrico
Tom
Casebier, Ed
Davis
A. C
Depot
Douthitt, J. Ed
Douthitt, Elliott
Douthitt, John M
Douthitt
Thos, M
Douthitt, Ike
Geo
Kentucky
Burrell Wiley
Francis Drake
John Woodruff
Robert Coffey
Mannington
Hopkinsville
Dudley
Cyrus E. Davis
Greene County
John W. Lindley
Harris
Squire A. R. Martin
Judge Harris
E. L. Social
Ada
Circle Kivett
Epworth League
Marguerite Benefiel
Andex Bargain Bulletin
Gents
Postoffice
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