Community notes from Groves Indiana and Rushville area events
Mr Juo Thrasher visited Rushville last Saturday while Mr Green from Redkey drove to Fairview seventy miles away. Dentists, teachers meetings, and trips to see Gov Roosevelt were noted along with roadwork, drum corps uniforms, and a Republican rally in Rush and Fayette Counties led by H Gordon and F T Roots.
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The
Courier
Juo. Thrasher
Rushville
Green
Redkey
Ind
Fairview
Stewart
Richmond
Jno
Hamilton
Ed Stone
Harrisburg
Arthur Jeffrey
Ludlow
Looney
Indianapolis
Bentonville
Brown
Shelbyville
Norris
Vanklood
Rush
Fayette
Harvey Piper
H. Gordon
Alquina Gossip and Local Happenings Note Crop Signs
Greenberry Hanson reports better conditions. Potato digging is in full blast and crops look fine. Scarlet fever nearby Lyons Station and Uriah Ranch is feverish. Smith Loutenback has sore hands from driving six horses to Liberty Rally. Major town growth and new building talk. J W Dye’s barn up like a daisy. Crop prospects strong. no wheat, hay crop short.
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Greenberry Hanson
Lyons Station
Uriah Ranch
Smith Loutenback
Doctor Gordon
Richmond
Ilth
Rough Riders
Jesse Moera
Kokomo
Ind
W. L. Jackson
East Connersville
Nickles
J. W. Dye
William Skinner
James Henry
Waterloo Township
Fra Wilson
Iowa
Ed Jackson
Wilson
Alpine Community Notes From Connersville Visits
Elias Garrison was at Connersville Monday morning. Will Mather the Supervisor was there Monday. Tyner was on our streets Saturday morning. Miss Rosa Webster visited Stella Seal Monday afternoon. Frank Limpne is improving. Charlie Purvis and family of Connersville spent Friday and Saturday with uncles and families, Sam Murray and E P Garrison. Emory Pike was at Connersville Saturday. Marshal Benedict had several boarders last week. Strangers attended prayer meeting Sunday evening. Come again.
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Courier
Elias Garrison
Connersville
Will Mather
Ead Tyner
Rosa Webster
Stella Seal
Frank Limpne
Charlie Purvis
Sam Murray
E.P. Garrison
Emory Pike
Marshal Benedict
Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia Promoted as Stomach Remedy
An ad touts Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia as a stomach aid not a universal cure. It claims to treat dyspepsia indigestion constipation and stomach troubles by neutralizing excess acid. Price is 75 cents per bottle. Sold by Ward Jemison. Subscribe for The Courier.
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Teao
Shinkle
Ward Jemison
Ward Jemisons
Sunday School Cancelled and Local Notes From Everton
Correspondence reports no Sunday school due to rain and a Good Epworth League meeting held Sunday evening. Citizens appeared before the Grand jury Monday. Local residents named in visits, travel, and family news across Casey Indiana Lib erty and Indianapolis. Advertised patent medicine claims noted with sale details.
Social Roundup At Corydon And Nearby Towns
A busy social scene is noted with dinners and visits among locals including the H. W. M. Society at the Green home and gatherings with the Jones and Green families. Other entries show relatives visiting Indianapolis and the Hamilton Fair trip, along with letters requesting a dyspepsia cure shipment to satisfy an upcoming need.
Beeson Station Sermon and Local Happenings
Rev Mount preached at Hawkins Schoolhouse last Sabbath, with Missionary Barclay attending church and Sunday school. The L and W Railroad plans Iron Girder work about one mile north. Mr and Mrs Dave Griffin visited Frank Wallace and wife. Ed Mockwart went to Muncie Saturday. Mrs Jesep Christman returned from Richmond last Friday.
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the Courier
Mount
Hawkins Schoolhouse
Barclay
Hawkins
L. E. &.W. Railroad Company
Dave Griffin
Frank Wallace
Ed Mockwart
Muncie
Jesep Christman
Richmond
Bentley News Roundup of Local Ills and Visits
Correspondence reports Mrs. Smith remains in critical condition after a fall. Mary Klogery is very ill. Jessie Campbell visited homefolk Sunday. The Currey home got a surprise visit with cream and cake. Maud Trusler visits Lena Rose in Boston Indiana for the week. Mrs Castillo from Newport Ky is visiting daughter Mrs McWharton. Relatives visit Hamilton and Connersville. guests at Dora Rose’s. Mr Currey’s parents visited. local shop reported shut down.
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Coumera
Smith
Mary Klogery
Jessie Campbell
Newport
Charles McWharton
Jonathan Crandel
Dan Pumphrey
Miles Anna
Herman Rose
Dave Shelton
Hiawatha
Kansas
Connersville
Dora Rose
David Templeton
Sol Hugland
Lewis Schelaz
Currey Jerman
Hamilton
Conner
C’s Perente
Social notes from Nulltown and nearby areas
Miss Kate Casey of Alpine visits Miss Kate Brumfiel Sune day evening. Mrs. Messeremith expects daughter Mrs. Mary Peterson of Indianapolis this week. Connersville schools closed. Miss Hattie Neff at home. Geo Ward visits his brother Jacob of Brown Co Kansas. E Tf Chance and wife travel to Feruch Lick Springs for health. Amos Sherwood hosts sister Miss Lib Sherwood of Peppertown. Murray and Garrison seen on East side for a wedding. Lor Brumfiel and wife visit Myers farm west of Connersville. Howard Kehl visits grandparents and attends school with aunt Miss Nettie Hogan. Blanche Robineau and Inez and Gladys Lockhart visit East Side relatives. Wm Murray buys hogs from Dan Brumfiel. Grace Stewart and baby visit Doug Eliott. baby sick last week. Frank Stafford and wife visit mother Mrs Ben Brumfiel who has been ill. A Y Neland wife attends Horticultural meeting at John Manlove residence Posey township. Rosa Webster returns after Richmond visit. Remember Rev Ballard's appointment at Nulltown Saturday evening Oct 20.
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Courier
Kate Casey
Alpine
Kate Brumflel
Amos Sherwood
Lib Sherwood
Peppertown
Murray
Garrison
Lor
Brumfiel
Myers’ Farm
Connersville
Little Howard Kehl
Nettie Hogan
Blanche Robineau
Inez
Gladys Lockhart
East Side
Wm. Murray
Dan Brumfiel
Grace Stewart
Babe
Doug Eliott
Frank Stafford
Ben Brumflel
A. Y. Neland
John Manlove
Posey Township
Richmond
Rosa Webster
Lev. Ballard
Nulltown
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials
A 19th century ad offers one hundred dollars reward for untreatable catarrh, claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, lists Toledo druggists West Trias Vanpine Kinnan Maunin, price 75 cents per bottle, testimonials available.
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Hall
Cukney & Co. Props
Toledo
Cheney
West & Trias
Toleati
Vanpine, Kinnan & Mauni
Hamilton Fate attendees and local notices from Lyons
A Lyons village column notes residents at the Hamilton Fate and Liberty rallys plus visits by Margie Lyons and others. It mentions rural mail route inauguration, local editor opinions, and a local want ad seeking an active man for Indiana deliveries with steady pay.
Pittsburg Fat Stock Show Inaugurated in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg Fat Stock Show, begun last November by Simon O'Donnell, general manager of the Central Stock Yards, aims to become a regular annual event. The 1911 edition runs November 16 to 19 with a grand sweep stake prize of 300.00 and premiums totaling 2250, no exhibit or admission fees, railroads offering reduced return trips, and buyers from eastern cities and export trade expected. Interested parties may request the complete list of premiums and details from O'Donnell.
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Pittsburg
Simon O'Donnell
Central Stock Yards
European port traffic in 1898 shows London lead in ships and tonnage
The 1898 official statistics rank London first in ships and tonnage with 11,806 vessels totaling about 9.4 million tons. Hamburg, Antwerp, Liverpool, Rotterdam, and others follow, with varied gains since 1871. Tonnage rose notably for London, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Hamburg, while vessel counts fell in some ports.
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London
Hamburg
Antwerp
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Genoa
Havre
Trieste
Brennn
Amd
Amsterdam
Bremen
Genga
Marseilles
Vwavee
Gaoa
Scientific American
Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound Advertised Cure
An 19th century style advertisement promises Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound cures for nervous diseases including neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness dyspepsia constipation piles liver and kidney troubles and female complaints. Sold by McKennan and Ashworth.
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Lichty
McKennan & Ashworth
McKennan & Asheworth
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Groves
Alquina
Everton
Epworth League
Grand Jury
Fred E. Moore
Casey
Ill
D. O. Moore
Bertha Thompson
Grandma Wells
Dunkards
Jim Kerr
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Murphy
Robi. Henry
W. H. M. Society
Misses Green
Carson
J. J. Cole
Jane Lambert
Cora Jones
Joe Jones
Emma Grace
Grandma Green
Jesse Henry
James Cross
Miss Cartwright
Martha Green
Cort Ranch
Geo. Green
Mise Cartwright
Levi Green
Ant
Thomas
Beeson Station
Corydon
Lad
Geneva
L. R. Howser
Bentley
Nuletown
Lyons St&ition
Margie Lyons
Cottage Grove
Emmett Witter
Fred Fisher Fa
Liberty
James Lyons
Huntington
Anna Sutton
Chiago
A. M. Lyons
F. P. Zimmerman
Cambridge City
Mcitride
Ann Sutton
William Henson
Ol Timer
Imen
Galvestion
Murat Halstead
Theouine
Chaseactor
Indiana
Dearborn
Chicago
Central Stock Yarden
Vertugky Tobacco Product Company
Louisville, KY
Alliga
Tor
Our City
A. Rothermel
Central Ave
Indianapolis Journal
Middle West
P.O
COO
Indianapolis, Ind
George M. Brown
Vienna Bakery
Geo. W. Myers
J. A. Walls
Valley House
Brookvile
McFarlan
Momhosh
Hings
Seeulerg
Poe
Winsaz
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