Connersville Courier Classified Terms Note
Public notice from Connersville Indiana outlines subscription rates including One Year in advance Six Months and One Month with a stray string of letters at end indicating rough copy. The snippet preserves imprint and mailing details from 1909 era newspaper matter.
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Connersville
Indiana
Dry sentiment and crop notes fill Iowa paper
The column surveys topics from 1909 issues including butter prices, corn harvest 100 million bushels ahead, and debates on farming pay. It reports DeKalb county voting 1200 dry, Alabama rejecting prohibition, and mentions Uncle Sam in liquor policy and bride whist fashion.
Foreign laborers blamed for riots in Richmond and Cambridge City
The article describes foreign laborers on the Richmond railroad as a serious problem, linked to murders and riots. It criticizes anonymous letters and urges calm, restraint, and orderly conduct, advocating thoughtful speech and cheerful living to maintain peace and prosperity.
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Richmond
Quaker City
Cambridge City
Wayne County
Happiness at Home as Foundation of Nations
A reflective piece on the home as the brightest earthly spot under divine gaze. It argues that harmony, love, and order in the household lift individuals and nations, while neglecting home life brings misery and national curses. It condemns endless yearning for happiness without work toward it.
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Edison
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