04 May 1923
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
1
For sale S C Barron strain White Leghorn eggs for hatching 73e per setting or 4.60 per 100. Also For sale White Rock eggs setting of 15 for 60c. Contact Mrs Grate Knochs Route 1 Carlisle or Mrs Nellie Briscoe Route 1 Carlisle.
Sullivan Indiana April 27 1923 Prosecuting Attorney Norval K Harris responds to Carlisle News editor Carl ise on April 27 1923 about a raid on McCann Ward pool rooms. Harris defends filing affidavits for Carlisle and Sullivan County names and notes warrants existed for two gambling houses. He confirms nine of eighteen pleaded guilty to profanity and others were dismissed under fictitious names Doe and Roe. He invites further information to file affidavits promptly.
A night parade by the Ku Klux Klan drew a large Carlisle crowd last Thursday. Traffic was gridlocked near the business district as robed members encircled the Joe T. Akin farm pasture and a burning cross illuminated the night. No disorder was reported.
The semi annual county meet of Odd Fellows will be held at the Odd Fellows hall in Merom on Saturday night with Carlisle delegates attending. The Initiatory degree will be exemplified by Past Grand teams from county lodges and the First degree by Cass Lodge. A fish fry will close the evening served by the Merom Rebekah Lodge.
Harry D. White purchases a one third interest in the White and Wilkinson Mill and Elevator Company. The transfer includes business and property owned by Owen Wilkins, making White a partial owner in the enterprise.
Mrs. Sarah Yates aged 75 died at her daughter’s home west of Carlisle on Thursday about 2 30 pm after several weeks illness. Born November 8 1846 in Knox County she married Martin N. Yates October 5 1869. Survived by six children including Elizabeth and Mattie Winegar. funeral at E T Winegar home conducted by Rev W L Atenander with burial in Vincennes City Cemetery.
Strain eggs for hatching offered by Mrs. Richard Orndorff at phone 33842. Price five 10 cents per set ting.
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