Local Store Prices List Old Fashioned Bargains
A historic listing shows cash store prices for coal oil and cloth items and footwear. Men's shoes at 2.25 per pair and children’s shoes at 1.60 per pair appear among other low prices.
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13 Sep 1907
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Carlisle News in Carlisle, Indiana
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
1
Sold Restaurant Owner Transfers Business to New Manager
Sam Riggs who built a restaurant and pool hall beside W. B. Shepherd’s saloon sold the business last Monday to Jake Rooksberry. Sam remains to help manage. George Ott, visiting relatives in town, returns to Fort Leavenworth after discharge and reenlistment headed for the Philippines. Hamet D. Hinkle of Vincennes was in town on business. Cecelia Grimes of Newport returns to Carlisle to lead fall millinery at R. W. Akin’s Son store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Riggs
W. B. Shepherd
Jake Rooksberry
Sam
Jake
George Ott
Arlan Ott
Ft Leavenworth
Kansas
Ott
Co. M. 18Th Inf
Phillipines
Hamet D. Hinkle
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Cecelia Grimes
Newport
Ind
Carlisle
R. W. Akin
Big Store
Devastating Indiana Storm Destroys Crops and Property
A severe hailstorm swept across Indiana damaging crops and fruit, tearing leaves from trees and shredding corn stalks. Ears beaten off, melons ruined, and water filled streets as lightning struck multiple areas and a farm crib burned. Telephones down due to toppled poles. storm path about four miles wide, moving southeast across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
F. P. Hutchison
Waterfowl Season Rules Outline Indiana Open Season
The open season for wild duck goose brant and other waterfowl runs from September 1 to April of the next year. Most hunting occurs on lakes with some on streams and ponds. A daily bag limit is fifteen. possession above that in one day is a misdemeanor with a ten dollar fine per bird. A three day limit is forty five birds for the shooter. Hunting from sunset to sunrise and in boats other than row or push boats is illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Protracted Meeting Starts at Providence Christian Church
Rev. R. R. Bulgin of Bethany Beach Del. opens a two week series at Providence Christian Church south of Pax tor next Sunday Sept. 15. Assisted by Rev. J. H. Mavity of Farrers burg, the sessions may extend if interest remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bulgin
Bethany Beach
Del
Providence Christian Church
Paxtor
J. H. Mavity
Farrersburg
Carlisle Town Board Sets 1907 Tax Levy and Delinquent Notices
The Carlisle town board adopted an ordinance fixing the 1907 General Fund tax at 30 cents per $100 and school bond interest at 10 cents per $100, plus a 25 cent poll tax. Emergency clause takes effect immediately. Delinquents were warned that final notices will precede suit, with several already paying or working taxes. Board approved various street and service payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Hivetts Bali
Csi
Esuni
Cariusie
John Devore
Fred W. Schroeder
Ah Jetier
Sullivan Nets
Tcheucgor
Walhivadbasain
Arisite
Schroeder
Carlisle
General Fund Corporation
A. D. Cutler
Carlisle Visitors and Travel Notices Appear in Week's Routing
Ed Douthitt visited his son Carl in Carlisle on Thursday while en route to Pleasantville. Mrs. Roy McCormick of Carlisle returned home after visiting Mrs. Doug Bell. Ed Eslinger of Carlisle lingered in the city en route home from Hymera. Mr and Mrs John Wilson of Carlisle passed through en route to Terre Haute. Mrs M K Eslinger returned home after visiting Mrs Murph Draper. Ed W Alin of Carlisle was in town en route to Terre Haute. C A Morgan of Carlisle passed through en route from Clinton. Cora Lucas arrived from Terre Haute and spent the day with her parents southeast of Carlisle. her brother Will Lucas accompanied her back to Terre Haute that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Douthitt
Carlisle
Carl
Pleasantville
Roy McCormick
Doug Bell
Marshal Ed Eslinger
City
Hymera
J.oh. Wilson
Carlisia
Murph Draper
Ed W. Alin
Gare
Terre Haute
C. A. Morgan
Clinton
Sullivar
Lriday
Growdaer
Ridgway’s
Cora Lucas
Benjamin Lucas
Will Lucas
Torre Waute
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Fariey Groceries
Aley Street
McCalls Magazine
A.M
D. A. Kivett
Vania
Carlisle Mercantile Co
A. C. Davia
James A. Lisman
Walter Alsop
Eslinger
Sutien
Ane
Carlisle News
Fier Lisman
Charles Robinson
Children’s School
Shees
Oran
Geo. A. Ridgway
Goce
Peoples State Bank
H. L. Stratton
E.R. Riggs
Davis Hotel
Sullivan, Ind
Arthh D. Cutler
Fadigne
Salathiel Boone
Teare Haute
Bowneys
Oberaction
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