Buggy Springs Industry Spurs Connersville Growth
The article profiles Connersville’s buggy and carriage trade, highlighting the springs department as a key, specialized growth area. It notes capital, skilled workers, and new machinery driving uniform quality, reduced costs, and regional employment while praising the BOWs new spring factory and oil tempering process. It also covers Mrs. Ashton turning Occidental into a first class hotel with high patronage and moderate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Camnereville
Puis
Birgary
Bow
Austed Company
Miami
Ashton
Condersville
The Occidental Hotel Reviewed After Refitting
A historical account discusses The Occidental Hotel at Centralavende and Boseth streets as it reopens after a full refit. It highlights a modern overhaul including electricity sanitary plumbing and heating while noting its long-standing role as a city hotel with ample rooms and a spacious airy interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ahtom
Porton
Centralavende
Boseth Street
Mentoba
Connersville Growth Highlights Industries and Library
Notes describe Fayette County chicken producers shipping 2 500 live birds weekly to New York and area firms expanding auto bodies, granite monuments, and wheel components. The town also shifts postal receipts downward, hosts a strong public library with 3 000 volumes, and plans to improve access to literature for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Connersville
New York
Connersville Axle Co Shows Growth and Pride in Local Industry
Connersville Axle Company averages 350 carriages axles daily, a strong figure for the city. The plant has doubled capacity since its first shipment four years ago, employs 65 skilled workers, and emphasizes one piece and long distance axles with strict inspection and modern machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Centersville
White Water Valley
Connersville Axle Company
Pittsburg
Qiaker
Useful Novelty Newspaper and Card Holder Draws Attention
An illustrated piece describes a one piece steel newspaper and card holder plated in nickel, 12 by 1 inches, attached by two screws. Invented by Ale J. H. Fearis of Connersville, it fits a legitimate need by preventing torn or dusty papers and eases carrier disputes. The device offers advertising value and broad sales potential as a convenient, attractive promotional item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale J. H. Fearis
Connersville
Fiom
Vhawe
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E. W. Ansted Spring Co
the Occidental Hotel
Minnafaccurite Company
Mexico
Home
Humber
Wason Company
E.W. Ansted Sprigg Company
Grrindstones
Germany
Marveh
Conmneraville
Indiana
Imany
GE Bearis
Leoputa
Pratirua
Iuportun
Connersville Axle CO
DRS
Physicians and Surgeons, of E
First National Bank
Bath
Por
Ditmas Hesthenes
McRouin Tete
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicago
Ill
A. M. Andrews
Central Avenue
D. W
Michigan
Canada
Niagara Falls
Michigan Central
C. H
D. R
D. G. Edwards
Cincinnati, Ohio
Good
Mackinac Island
Putin Bay
Mt. Clemens
St. Clair, Mich
Hwuronia Beach
Crystal Lake
Soo” Harbor
Cheboygan
Pt. Aux Barques
Alina
St. Louis
AE Round
Muskoka
Snows
Petoskey
Georgian Bay
Toronto
Montreal
Alexandria Bay
Ashland, Wis
Delavin Lake
Waukesha, Duluth
Lake Michigan
Charlevoix Petaske
Louisville
Nashville
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennesee
Alaama, Mississippi
Florida
Wali
United States
Geanen
Hater
FLW
Daves
Gault
Aati
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