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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
1
An old weather prophet notes geese heading south as an omen of approaching cold. The geese travel in small flocks forming V shapes during the day and rest at night along water, with sportsmen already taking early morning stalking along the Wabash.
The presby terian church held a Halloween masquerade on Saturday night. Many wore masks while young ladies portrayed witches with brooms at the door. The ladies sold sandwiches aprons popcorn and ran a fish stand. Door receipts plus sales totaled about 45 dollars.
The E. and T. H. railroad last Sunday updated its timetable with only two trains stopping in Carlisle. No. 8 northbound now arrives at 3 34 p.m., down from 3 39 p.m., and No. 1 southbound now due at 3 55 p.m., instead of 2 56 p.m.
The moving picture show above the Alsop restaurant owned by Frank Brown of Linton was sold Monday to Joe McPherson and Roy Deeble. The new owners took charge Monday night amid good attendance. we wish them unbounded success.
Spooks failed to scare and youngsters postponed pranks to next year as Sunday morning reports show little damage beyond a few rails laid across rural roads.
For Sale or Rent. A five room house in central town with shade and good water. Includes barn and outbuildings. Possession available November 16. Contact Arthur D. Cutler.
J. F. Aiumbaugh & Co presents The 20th Century Lure heating the floor in a performance listing.
The Chicago Stock Show announces the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from November 28 to December 10. It is described as the supreme show of champions for bovine ovine and porcine breeds, highlighting education, breeding methods, and profitability for farmers, feeders, and breeders.
A young man and a girl exchange a final chat outside the door while the father, in a dressing gown, chastises the couple for waking the household by leaning on the doorbell. The father emphasizes quiet for the rest of the family.
Indiana's H. E. Barnard vows immediate action to stop dealers from adding ice or water to shocked oysters. He insists buyers deserve genuine oysters and not diluted products, citing past practice of cooling with ice and injecting water to plump oysters.
Mrs. Frank Cunningham of Sullivan visited her sister Mrs. Dan Clark and family here in the latter part of last week.
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