Local Notes From Glenwood Correspondence
Rev Clarence Stout spent the week at the capital. Mrs Paxton travels to Cincinnati for surgery. Rev Welker and wife visited Columbia. Dr Dent repaints his drug store. Miss Fanny Mellender visits Indianapolis. Miss Cada Hail attends State S E convention in Shelbyville. Children Day services and church cleaning at M E church. George Richardson of Marion visiting. Otto Cameron and wife attend funeral in Anderson. Joe Baker returns from southern timber work. Florence Elliot and Nellie McCorkle at Clarksburg. Mary Reed and Anna visit Cameraville. Miss Cully of Brownsville visiting Mrs Jonas.
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The
Courier
Clarence Stout
J. Hall
Dr. Paxton
Cincinnati
Welker
Columbia
Dent
Fanny Mellender
Indianapolis
Cada
Shelbyville
M. E
George Richardson
Marion
Otto Cameron
Anderson
Joe Baker
Mises Florence Elliot
Nellie McCorkle
Clarksburg
Mary Reed
Miss Anna
Cameraville
Mise Cully
Brownsville
Mra. Jonas
Dyspepsia remedy request from Ludlow letter
A letter from J P McCuen of Ludlow Kentucky asks F L Shinkle of Muncie Indiana to send five more bottles of a dyspepsia remedy, noting no bill arrived and he is already taking the medicine. The note seeks a half dozen bottles by express and confirms receipt of a bottle.
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Hee Superinventias
Ludlow
F. L. Shinkle
Muncie
Ind
Express
J. P. McCuen
Local Notices From Posey Township District One
Mrs. Cyrus Whiteley injured. visitors include Mrs. Veniah Murray and Ora White. Byron Whiteley and wife visit Indianapolis to see Lawrence Hittle. Oliver Thornburg family with Pearl spend Sunday with Lafe Beeson. Pearl Berry from Connersville visiting Pearl Thornburg. Rev Goodykoontz preached at Hansey School house and will return the Saturday before the third Sunday in July. Ice cream social at Hussey School house June 22. Fortville address dated July 18, 1898. Signed notes regarding Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia and other names.
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The
Courier
Cyrus Whiteley
Veniah Murray
Ora White
Byron Whiteley
Indianapolis
Lawrence Hittle
Oliver Thornburg
Pearl
Lafe Beeson
Pearl Berry
Connersville
Pearl Thornburg
Rav. Goodykoontz
Hansey School
Agents Wanted for Tuk Worp Review in Chicago
Advertisement seeking cultured men and women to canvass for Tuk Worp Review Chicago’s illustrated weekly. Endorsed by scholars statesmen and business men. Summer engagement with liberal terms. Write at once Worsip Review Company Fine Arte Bidg Chicago. Is thousands of victims. Dries Ravine teeaing tapes ands.
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Tuk Worp Review
Chicago
Great Illustrated Weekly Review
Worsip Review Company
Fine Arte Bidg
Obituary of Harry Hibbs 1883 1901 in His Family’s Home
Harry Hibbs son of Daniel and Lydia Hibbs was born January 21 1883 and died May 6 1901 at age 18 years 8 months. He was a bright cheerful home boy who valued kindness and fairness, aided his parents at home, and faced his long illness with patience. After strokes and pulmonary consumption he died peacefully two hours after bidding farewell to his family, leaving a lesson in charity and brotherly love for the weak.
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Harry Hibbs
Daniel
Lydia Hibbs
Hel
Harry
Jesus
Notice of Fayette County bridge bid openings
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids by July 1 1901 at 2 pm for a stone arch bridge on the North Branch of Garrison Creek in Orange township near George Horton’s residence. Bids also invited for a steel bridge at the same site and for filling and slope walls on bridges west of Harrisburg and across Williams Creek 24 miles southeast of Bentonville. Bids for repairs on Williams Creek Bridge near James Tates in Connersville township. Right to reject all bids reserved. Bids require a legal bond and attested by the county auditor H M Broapave. Subscribe for the Courier.
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Board of Commissioners
Fayette County
Indiana
Garrison Creek
Orange Township
George Horton
Harrisburg
Williama Creek
Bentonville
Williams Creek
James Tates
Connersville
Board of Comte Y. Tuomas Miasiovera Fay
E. J. Chanceette Co
Ind
H. L. Hurst
H. M. Broapave
Perry Jackson's Call On The Old Folks
Poem by Ed Jackson reflecting a journey from city noise to rural hills. The speaker plans to roam the woods with friends Grant and Jake, hunting and fishing, and bids good night to aging parents left at home. The piece contrasts past youth with present solitude and nostalgia for country life.
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Perry Jackson
Tam
Grant
Jake
ED Jackson
Steady Girl Wanted and Headache Excuses
Several young men complain they have no steady girl as plans for dates or theater tickets collapse when the girl cannot go due to a sick headache. An advertisement for Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claims to cure stomach trouble and headaches. Ward Jemison signs the notice.
Local notes from NULLTOWN and surrounding area
Widespread social visits accompany a weekend in NULLTOWN and nearby towns. The Courier reports gatherings with the Harra and Brumfiel families in Alpine, visits by Misa Katie Alley and Roll Murray, and relatives from St. Louis and Anderson. Occasional theft noted as seventeen letters taken from Ben Brumfiel’s pocket book. Community events include I O O F Decoration at Everton and S. B. Institute upcoming, plus farming scenes and neighbors visiting relatives in Connersville Indianapolis and Beesons Station.
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Courier
Roll Murray
Misa Katie Alley
W. T. Harra
Frank Stafford
Alpine
Ben Brumfiel
Jasper K. Taylor
St. Louis
Doug Elliotts
Ethelys Backoue
Mary Troaler
Connersville
Dan Brumfiel
Everton
Milliance
Crystal Trusler
Anderson
Fayette Co
Milton Brumfiel
S. 8. Institute
Nailtown
Mattie Luir
Alice Green
P. L. Tatman
Shelbyville
John Ewing
Oran Perkins
Edith Pierce
iFeratives
Indianapolis
Alice Campbell
Card of Thanks and Health Adverts
CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for condolences following a death in the Lyons family. GOOD ADVICE warns of dyspepsia and liver trouble and promotes August Flower for 75 cents with two doses claimed to relieve symptoms. References McKennap and Ashworth and Green's Prize Almanac.
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United States
Green
McKennap & Ashworth
Advantages of Farm Life From Indiana Farmer
A Missouri farmer argues farming offers genuine independence and character building. He contends city life harms youths, promotes idleness, and that farmers alone deserve self respect and a dignified home life. He asserts farming keeps people balanced, prevents extremes of wealth or poverty, and deserves pride and better reading for families.
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Missouri
Indiana
Apple crop worth more than wheat in yearly cash value
The 1900 apple crop totaled 215 million barrels valued at about 430 million dollars, while wheat brings roughly 300 million. U.S. fruit dominates world markets from St Petersburg to Liverpool, exporting nearly four million barrels annually to Europe at close to four dollars per barrel, with trade rising each year.
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St Petersburg
Liverpool
Fine Berries and Prospects in Fayette County Fields
W H Dale of Lyons Station presented the Courier with fine strawberries including four varieties The Clide Centennial Laundry and Early Johnson He keeps six varieties this year and says quality size and abundance will meet or exceed average crops A country drive noted corn small for the date wheat late hay weedy peach trees abundant and promising Samuel Heizer reports 31 peaches in a twig and strong prospects for peaches in Columbia township Fayette County harvests strawberry and cherry crops likely to bring spending money to citizens.
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W. H. Dale
Lyons Station
Courier Office
Johnson
Dale
Samuel Heizer
Columbia Township
Fayette County
Serious Accident Claimed James Tryon at Connersville
James Tryon of Bast Connersville, a bridge man for the C. H. & D. A. R., suffered a painful mishap Monday near the passenger station. He damaged his foot just below the ankle, required four stitches, and will be off work for about six weeks.
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James Tryon
Bast
Connersville
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Central Avenue and
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Lovigville, KY
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