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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1901

Page

2

Festival draws large crowd at Fair View reunion

Mitchell Linston and wife of Knightstown attended the Fair View Academy reunion at the festival here on Thursday evening and stayed with Uncle daughter Mrs Grant Hiberman. The festival netted about 55 dollars, one of the largest crowds in years, with Glenwood Bains providing music. The county convention of the C E met at the Christian church, Rev Darsie and wife among speakers. Road work and school plans for the coming year were announced.

Courier Mitchel Linston Knightstown Fairview Academy Wight Grant Hiberman Lost Hunt Fitsworth Willams Fayette Glenwood Bains Christian Sunday School Union Society of the C. E Christian Church Darsie Dann Mabel Teabella Adams Loja Paxton J. Barker Connersville Joseph George Kukomo McKee Indianapolis John Sipe W. F. Schrantz Alpine Clifford

Wheat crop notes and local deaths in Indiana record

Farmers observing wheat fields at Indianapolis report uneven crops while E Caldwell notes poor management. F Y Thomas experiments with wheat among rye. Byron Carver and family opened a new venture with Emery Carver in East Cornersville. Mrs Margaret Maniove suffered a rapid pneumonia illness but now shows hopeful signs of recovery.

E. Caldwell Indianapolis F. Y. Thomas Byron Carver Emery Carver East Cornersville Margaret Maniove

Steady Girl Wanted in Local Social Scene

Several young men complain they have no steady girl. Once they begin to court, the girl falls ill and the pursuit stalls. The note mentions Coldeet's Baryo Repein as a remedy for stomach trouble and headaches.

Coldeet Ware Jemison

Brownsville News Observes Local Visits and Celebrations

Rev George A Mackintosh resigns Kendallville Presbyterian pastorate to lead South Church Cleveland Ohio. Mires J M Carlos invited to Oldenburg Sisters of St Francis Golden Jubilee. Shumaker family from Clarksburg and others visit Union, Carthage, Brownsville. Local tradesmen and residents travel, visit farms, or attend lodge events and memorial services.

George A. Mackintosh Presbyterian Church Kendallville South Church Cleveland Ohio Mackintosh Liberty Presbyterian Church Union Franklin Counties Mires J. M. Carlos Sisters of St. Francis Oldenburg Shumaker Clarksburg Ind Union County Jesse Miller Carthage Rush County Mike Gavin Frank Earl Carlos Buffalo T. W. McIntosh Ed V. Hallas Cincinnati Mr. Hause Brownsville W. Callaway Connersville W. J. McIntosh Charles Bell Liberty Odd Fellows G Holingsworth Lodge Lyons Station

August Flower Advertises Cure For Digestive Ailments

An 19th century ad claims Dya pepsia and Liver Complaint afflict over 75 percent of Americans. It links sour stomach headaches indigestion and related symptoms to these diseases and promotes August Flower at 75 cents with two doses claimed to relieve. The notice cites McKennan & Ashworth and Green's Prize Almanac.

United States Atc McKennan & Ashworth

Memorial services and social events fill Lyons Station

Correspondents report on guests visiting from Connersville and Boise City. Local families, church activities, and social plans dominate the week with a Lutheran C E Society ice cream and strawberry social set for June 15 at Rudy Hall.

Burton Roth Indianapolis Clara Fisher J. W. Holland Cottage Grove Jennie Gise Rockport Jennie Foutty Conneraville John Walker Lora Lyons Minnie Lyons Lutheran C E. Society Rudy Hall W.D. Brown Richwond David Rick Joe Jobe Barrisburg A. M. Lyons

Pocket Cold Care claims rapid cure in hours

Kranee's Cold Care prepared in capsule form cures cold in the head throat or any portion of the body in 34 hours. Consumers need not stop work. Price 3c. Bold by McKensen and Ashworth.

Kranee McKensen & Ashworth

Acall for Help at Store Corner Near Ave and Sixth

Fragmentary notice mentions a call related to an establishment on Ave and 6th Street. The readable text references an entity likely named Cow Boraham and a Stone's en and Im plement Store. Details are unclear but point to a location based incident or alert.

Aett Stone Emer Ave 6Th St

Mt Zion Sunday Services and Membership Changes

Rev T Hedges preached to a large audience at Mt Zion on Sunday morning. Mrs Sadie Neff joined the church by letter. Miss Sarah Kellum from Connersville attended with her brother John Kellum's family. Steve Crandel and wife spent the day with A Y Neft. Orris Williams and sister Maud visited Frank Miller of Fairview. Charles White and family were guests of Charles Corbin. Sam Scott and family shared bread with J E Crandel. Maud Williams Nellie Grubb and Bess Bateman were Mt Zion SS delegates to the State Convention at Shelbyville.

The Courier D T Hedges Mt. Zion Sadie Neff Sarah Kellum Connersville John Steve Crandel A. Y. Neft Orris Wiliams Mise Maud Frank Miller Fairview Charles White Charles Corbin Sam Scott J. E. Crandel Maud Williams Nellie Grubb Bess Bateman Mt. Zion S. S Shelbyville

German Syrup promotion and boarding notice

An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for coughs colds and lung ailments noting two million bottles sold annually since 1868 It claims rapid relief with three doses and a price of 75 cents It also lists Green's Prize Almanac and a covinter office housing two boarders for 300 per week with location inquiry details

A. Boschee United State McKennan & Ashworth Covinter

Balmedie Prince Balmedie Prince 7454 Clydesdale Stallion

Balmedie Prince 7454 9188 dark brown with white markings is a high quality Clydesdale stallion bred by James Cranston Dumfries Scotland imported to Wisconsin 1899. Sire Prince of Wales was a renowned Clydesdale sold for 4725. Balmedie Prince stood for 1901 breeding at 15 dollars to insure mare in foal at Baker’s farm near Milton Indiana.

Clydesdale James Cranston Tinwall Maggie Farmer Duke of Rothesay Scotland Prince of Wales Prince Alvian Balmedie Prince G. W. Baker Milton Ind Money Maker Verne Fairview Bell Lulu May Wannamaker Charles Ceffrey Robby P Giles Noyes the Wizzard Gun Fellows Julia Happy Medium Maxie Cobb Wanamaker Jennie Cobb Willie Houston Connersville Seaon

Campsie Jr horse breeding and service notice 1901

Campsie Jr a jet black Morgan horse described with height and weight and lineage. He stands for breeding 1901 at a stable near Bentley Indians after mid April to June then at Everton on Fridays and Saturdays. Fee ten dollars to cover a living colt with owners M Hannor M M ERB Frank M Hansen manager.

Campsie Ju. Ina Burbaker Old Campsie Black Hawk Morgan Horse M. Hannor M. M. Erb Frank M. Hansen Mgr

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