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Connersville Curier in Connersville, Indiana

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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

4

Classified Rate Card from Connersville Newspaper 1909

The snippet shows post office entry as second class matter dated August 3 1909 for Connersville Indiana. It lists subscription terms including One Year in advance Six Months One Month at price terms with a dated issue Friday December 10 1909.

Connersville Indiana

The Rev Mr Hill Sparks Debate on City Law Enforcement

The Rev H G Hill of Third Christian Church in Indianapolis questions city officials for not enforcing laws on Sunday saloons and open businesses. His sermon draws mixed reactions as editors and readers weigh law enforcement, civic duty, and moral influence on community life.

H. G. Hill Third Christian Church Indianapolis Mr. Hill

Don’t Care A Wakeup Call From Youth In Crisis

A moral exhortation on youth indifference, warning that lack of care leads to crime, jails, and sorrow. The piece urges young readers to value discipline, responsibility, and the consequences of apathy, noting how indifference harms families and communities.

Why Is It That An Old Hen Delights In Scratching

A series of reflective statements on human nature politics and society notes honesty judgment ambition and happiness. It comments on generosity pride fear and social behavior with a mix of aphoristic observations.

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Remembering Pleasant Weather and Past Ties to Town

A nostalgic note recalls fine weather at a sail, poor wheat last winter, a prosperous season, the courthouse yard with a iron fence, the first traction card arrival, the last canal boat trip, and a ball team’s collapse.

Mrs. A. H. Boyd Dies After Blood Poisoning

Mrs. A H Boyd a Rush County native who lived in the city with her family for twenty years died Tuesday morning after weeks of blood poisoning. Funeral services were held at her home and interment followed at East Hill cemetery in Rushville.

A. H. Boyd Boyd Rush County Presbyterian Church Rushville I. & C. Traction East Hill Cemetery

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