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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
7
A 1908 plan seeks a wooden schooner with steam power and electricity to support a South Pole expedition. Government interest backs a contract deadline of May 2 1901 for completion. The vessel will include a screw propeller and provisions for a long voyage, with provisions for safety and storage in polar conditions.
Leadling Wool Producers state Australasia remains the largest wool producer, followed by Russia, Argentina, and the United States in global rankings.
Glenwood letters report Rev. Mestrare preaching at U B P church and Rev Richardson at MoE church on Sunday. Several visitors stop by from Indianapolis Connersville Milroy and Crawfordsville others spend Sunday with local families and return home Tuesday. Readers express curiosity who writes for the Courier and joke about guessing.
Correspondence from The Courier reports Frank Swift in Indianapolis on Friday. Ex-Sheriff E McCready plans retirement near Falmouth and will move to east 11th Street in town. Several residents attend church services and social events. mentions impending wedding rumors. local illnesses and a pneumonia death. a large sale near Glenwood. a funeral led by De C C Edwards with interment at City Cemetery.
Roy Green shows improvement after illness. Chris Eby trains a fine young horse bought near Centerville. Edgar Thomas plans another shooting match. Dan Lewis and wife visit Daniel Viant's family and attend Mr and Mrs Frank Montgomery’s 20th wedding anniversary at Lyons Station. A candidate in Peoria discusses campaigning and hands out a card to a Hickory Democrat.
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