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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
6
Farmers finish sowing wheat and begin corn harvest. A wide array of local residents visit relatives attend meetings and report illnesses and deaths. Jefferson Ranch of Waterloo township is found dead. heart disease suspected. Sabbath School attendance reported with exhortations to keep Sunday holy.
Cure bills itself as a targeted treatment for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and stomach troubles caused by excess acid. It states it is not a universal remedy but will neutralize stomach acid and cure related issues. Price 75 cents per bottle sold by Ward Jemison.
The column notes that grinding corn with cobs increases feed value and urges farmers to stop wasting cobs. It reports Fayette County wheat sowing near completion, a 1000 bushel corn crib, and mentions pests and harvesting work. Exhibits of Belgian hares and giant pumpkins are highlighted, with details on pumpkins weighing 110 pounds and a promising hort icultural display by Eleworth Laramore.
The Courier notes Rev. Whitecotton will preach at Garrison Creek Church next Sunday at 10 30 and organize a Sabbath school afterward. Local news reports losses of cattle from blood poison and a founder death, moves, visits, and farm labor demand as harvest nears.
Correspondence reports residents and visitors in Lyons Station. Misses Jonole Gise and Fific Rigge travel to Indianapolis. Perry Petro’s funeral held at Baptist Church with Rev. Thompson officiating and burial at Springersville cemetery. Several locals visit relatives in nearby towns and states.
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co. backed by West Trax Kinwaxn Maarnin, Toledo wholesale druggists, assert Cheney’s honesty. Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best.
Albert Heller of 1114 Farnham St Omaha testifies that Krance's Headache Capsules gave him more relief than any prior remedy. He notes others who have used them share the same view. Price is 25 cents, sold by McKennan and Ashworth.
ALQUINA. The Courier notes apple picking cider making and other farm tasks in Jennings township. It reports Ross Thomas sale the largest ever held here with good prices. Mentions Joe Eshelman in Ja Theeame, and Emery Carver becoming a citizen. Local names Hogan Lee Retherford and others are referenced.
Lambert Moffett visited his brother W B Moffett of Greensboro Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs George Wesel of Muncie spent Monday with Nick Wissel and family. Mrs Wises returned from visiting her mother. Ed Mockwart and wife and Miss Mollie Gelse visited Osho Moffett and family. Ethel Brattain was guest of Bertha Harris Saturday afternoon. Rally Day observed at Hawkins Sunday School last Sunday. Our school progresses under Mr Martin. Mrs El Mockwart and Miss Moble Genie called on Mrs Ella Harrie Saturday evening. D Griffa and Albert Griffin and families entertained relatives from Minnesota the past week.
An advertisement notes indigestion and promises a cure with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It mentions purchasing at Ward Jemiaon's and encourages a firmer walk after treatment.
Steve Limpus of Connersville spent Sunday visiting relatives. Nora and Rose Garrison were at Laurel Saturday. John Gray was in Connersville Saturday on business. Nellie E. Garrison spent a few days visiting her grandfather and brothers. E. P. Garrison is slowly improving. Mrs. E. I. Chance is improving a gal u.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised as a pleasant remedy to relieve constipation indigestion chronic sick headache and summer complaints. It promises quick relief at a low cost with 10 doses for 10 cents available from Ward Jemison's.
Grundy Veatch and family spent Sunday with relatives. Rally Day exercises by the Sunday School were well received. Mr Crow’s entertainments drew good crowds. Mrs Grace Stewart left for Kansas City with visits via Indianapolis and St Louis. Grandma Hubbell nearing her ninety birthday. Wheat sowing and corn shredding underway as farmers stay busy. For Sale: fine mate Poland China pigs eligible to register and two fresh cows. Call F M Stafford Alpine Ind.
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