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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1901

Page

4

Vickeburg National Park land to be acquired

The Vickeburg National Park will be completed in land acquisition totaling about 1 231 acres. Local notices mention cabinet prices at 95 cents per dozen with no extra charge for groups. Also notes community and church activities including Royal Purple Degree work and M E church business. Morris Rosenbush expected home soon from San Francisco with the regiment. Little Johnny Maloy injured in a porch fall resulting in a dislocated elbow and a broken arm. Dr. Marshall attended.

Vickeburg National Park Morris Rosenbush Mra Amelia Rosenbush Morris San Francisco Edward Maloy Louisville Mr. Maloy James Maloy Ninth Union Streets Little Johnny Marshall

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements

One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure failure. Endorsements from West Truax and others claim F J Cheney is honest and capable. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Hall's Family Pills also praised.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J Cheney West & Truax Alding, Kinnan & Marvin

Seemingly Distant Visits Mark Weekend Movements

Local residents and visitors are noted in a flurry of travel as Miss Jessie Duncan returns from Bedford and many others journey to Seymour Franklin Hanover Columbus and Brownstown for visits commencements and family affairs with relatives and friends in multiple towns.

Jessie Duncan Bedford Jack Brown Chas. Newsom Mary A. Smith Trinity Springs Elizabeth Carruthers Lizzie Collins Seymour Amy Rider Blanche Patterson Mary Clark Nelle Ensley Franklin Rev M. E. Prather Danville Archie Thompson John Scott Pur

Early wheat harvest outlook and local damages report

An early harvest is anticipated with some wheat expected to be threshed this month though fly damage reduces yields in parts. The winter was unfriendly to wheat and a full county crop is unlikely. Isaac Hynes pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Squire Palmer on Monday and was fined ten dollars and fifty cents. Wm Rhodes filed the affidavit. both residents live near South Bethany.

Isaac Hynes Isault Squire Palmer Wm. Rhodes South Bethany

Infanticide case fate changes as Floyds avoid charges

Case against Mr. and Mrs. James Floyd over a found child shifts as they claim to be in Kentucky ten days earlier and assert they gave the infant to a third party with a note. Authorities doubt a prosecution. the real parent remains unknown. Street sprinkler spectacle entertains and unsettles local readers.

James Floyd Elm House Floyds Seymour Pittman Kentucky Brown Columbus John Jewell B.M. Hutchens Chas. Hege Allen Dennison Masons Georgetown Nashville Wm. Waltman Jewell Hege Dennison Hutchen Mr. Waltman Mr. Hutchen Hutchens Chas Mark Twain

Weather and town notes hint at slow days and chores

The week brought heavy rain delaying corn work and roads need repair for fast driving. Several locals report small updates from outings and trades, with fishing and hunting interests high. Families and neighbors, from Rose Stevens to Grandma Mobly, show varied comings and goings as normal life carries on despite wet weather.

Measles and town notes spread through rural Indiana

Irven King and others are ill with measles and Sunday School faces disruption. Local social updates include visits, farm work, and a Valley school festival where everything sold except ice cream. Reports from Laporte, Osgood, Munele, and Alexandria note crimes, suicides, trials, and a cancelled boxing match.

Valley School House Will Richards John Bevis Jr Rosco Freddie Heffin Earnest Sanders Charlie Royce Samuel Brown Crawfordaville

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