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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

2

United States to Build Powerful War Fleets in Major Navy Plan

The Navy plans to spend over 100 million dollars to construct armored ships doubling US sea power. Five battleships with hulls and machinery valued at 13.9 million are ready for bids. Six Olympia type armored cruisers and three improved units will cost over 23 million and be advanced in design and power.

Maschinery Congress Geome Congress Navy Department California Vorse Atlantic Secretary of the Navy

Romance Ends In Wedding At Amite City

A romantic wedding took place at the Camelerias in Amite City Louisiana with Annie Chambers daughter of Thre p W L Chambers chief justice of the Therlin treaty. Milas Chambers and Benja Palmer Carter met at Mardi Gras and married after plans to wed in September changed. Carter an Orleanian and Columbia University graduate plans to leave for South Africa with his bride for five years.

Nias Annie Taurte “Yambers Washington, D.C W. L. Chambers Lave Amite City Louisiana Milas Chambers Samoa Benja Palmer Carter Rand Johannesburg South Africa Carter Tle Columbia University Newark Mine Chambers An Orleans Mardi Gras Camelelas Ogdens Amste Ty Ag Carter Johanarget

Singular Recall of a Philadelphia Man Accident

A Philadelphia man, Trenath Callison, 85, of Spruce Street, was admitted to Presbyterian Hospital after a fall from his home at sixty second and Lombard. He suffered a broken larynx and loss of speech, with doctors unsure of the injury at first. Medical staff fear he may not recover the ability to speak.

Trenath Callison Pace Glyea Presbyterian Hospital Ladelphia Lombard Callison

Rural Notes From Pusey Township and Nearby Areas

Miss Kate Garden returns to Vavay Ind after visit in Fayette County. Soil slides from Oak Ave land owned by Wm Oakly after heavy rains. John McAnally works for J B McFarlan. his son Herbert improves after illness. A L Riebsomer’s horse injures leg via stable floor collapse. A wal f of J C Rea Harrisburg found with broken leg. Skunk holes blamed on corn hill soils. worms killed by skunks. Frank Weaver’s strawberry bed 5 by 50 feet yields for family. Jones IV Mason keeps farm accounts. hog feeding data cited. Posey To Meton raises Brown Leghorns. brood to sell soon. Mc Nelia Guerrin visits Indianapolis. Jonas Mercer sells ducks. L Bailey experiments with cross of White Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks. Con Merrill reports raspberry crops. Mrs Margaret Whitford still ill. Chas Sparks sells five sows with litters. Peter Seffren and John Althert among applicants for pies. Grradus pera samples shown with cucumbers. new wagon-spring truck conversion by John Saltser. May R Poultry Co adds White Plymouth Rocks 1000 birds. Lishell supplying stock. Hert Wilson’s Jersey-Holstein cow yields high milk. Bertha Manlove returns from visit to friends and relatives.

Kate Garden Vavay Ind Fayette County Wm. Oakly Oak Ave John McAnally J. B. McFarlan Mr. McAnally Herbert A. L. Riebsomer Harrisburg J. C. Rea Darron Barker Frank Weaver Bentonville Jones IV Mason Chester Nelia Guerrin Indianapoli Win. McCain Pusey Jonas Mercer N. Pusey Ty Margaret Whitford Chas. H. Sparks Peter Seffren John Althert John Saltser LaCrosse Wiath May R. Poultry Company Plymouth Rocks A. R. Lishell Hope Lishell Hert Wilson East Connersville Jersey Holstein Bertha Manlove Geo. Manlove

McCormick corn shredder praised in Gas Belt dealings

Marshall Hughes reports satisfaction with the McCormick corn shredder bought from Stone and Zeller. He claims horses will lars good hay and eat the shredded food. Hope Ind. saw Will Thomas buying White Plymouth Rocks for the May R. Poultry plant. He handled a 99 weight hen. In 1864 Linville Ferguson sold hogs at 13 dollars per hundred and cattle at 9 dollars.

Marshall Hughes McCormick Stone and Zeller Will Thomas Hope Ind May R Linville Ferguson

Local Notices From Garrison Creek and Nearby

A local column reports Carter Farington injured his thumb while plowing with a riding plow and being rescued by Weden Strait. Ross Revalee dislocated his elbow for the second time recently. Aunt Mary Story died June 10 1900 at her daughter’s home in Connersville. L. D. Revalee did business in Connersville Friday. Ed Thomas family visited Mia Thomas’ parents Sunday. Several neighbors shared a Sunday gathering with Harry Smith and family near Connersville. Mary A Adame to return home from New Castle after a three week visit. Miss Lou Stephen and others visited friends Sunday evening. Mrs Mary Adame Mrs J M Custer and Mrs Mary Bryan called on Mrs E K Burgoyne last Friday.

The Courier Carter Farington Weden Strait Mr. Farington Ross Revalee Ross Mary Story Andy Oliver Connersville L. D. Revalee Thomas Mia Thomas Jones W.J. Stevens Clifford Stevens A. I. Stevens John Stevens Burl Eddy Harry Smith Mary A. Adame New Castle Lou Stephen J. M. Custer Mary Bryan E. K. Burgoyne

Local notes from Bentonville and surrounding towns

Correspondence reports Mrs Irvin visiting Indianapolis for shopping Iona Drake returns home after two week stay with Mrs White James Staten’s horse struck by lightning Tuesday night John Kunkle infant dies June 12 and burial at St Peters Mrs Derbyshire and daughter Katherine visit Mrs W S Van Buskirk Hat thief may be at post office Warren and Helen Munger return from Earlham W T Launderson improves town property Miss Blanche Rea stays with grandparents in Cambridge City

The Courier

Free Boschee German Syrup Samples At McKenna Ashworthe

Advertises free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup for adults with cold chest throat or lung troubles at McKenna Ashworthe. Claims a previous twenty year distribution and physician endorsement. One 75 cent bottle is offered and dealers in civilized countries stock the remedy.

McKenna & Ashworthe Boschee

Bankers and families visit in Posey township

Correspondent reports fair weather and social visits as Preston Banker and sister Miss Bessie visit Jesse Clawson's in Posey township. Miss Lelia Clawson joins them for a few days. Local residents illness includes Mrs Eliza Michener and Mrs A E Worsham. Chas Davis sowed 100 day corn. Next Sunday Rev Richardson preaches and Sunday school attendance is 23 with collection 4 46.

Courier Preston Bessie Jesse Clawson Posey Township Lelia Clawson Eliza Michener A. E. Worsham Chas. Davis George Brown Lucy Hartman and Son Hartman Richardson

Shinkle's cure for indigestion offered for 75c at Warp Jeutson

Advert says the remedy cures heavy bowels bloating and tight clothing from indigestion and urges trying it for 75 cents at Warp Jeutson.

Jeutson

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