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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
4
The piece reports James E. Watson's rally in Fayette county and Indianapolis praising Republican gains, criticizing Democrats over imperialism and militarism, and touting McKinley prospects. It notes large crowds, strong GOP enthusiasm, and Teddy Roosevelt's math analogy on military burden.
The piece notes Republicans tout a 30 000 safe majority from self polls with a view to reclaiming 10 20 thousand voters misled by Democratic rhetoric. It contrasts Republican candor with Democratic overstatements and predicts a decisive fall midterm result.
The Republicans of Fayette County schedule a final rally in Connerville on Saturday November 3 with afternoon and evening sessions open to the public.
The first voters of Fayette county will hold a political meeting at the City Mall Tuesday evening September 18. N Elliott will address the assembly. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and support the young men in their efforts to continue prosperity and uphold national honor.
Miss Della Smullen died last Monday morning and was buried at Fairview Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. The community notes three recent deaths Mrs Bush Bud Vanderventer and Della Smullen and mourns the loss of a model young man, Wilbur Piper cleans school building for institute. The S S Institute at Fairview Church was a success despite small attendance. Several locals attended U S Celebration at De Haven's Grove.
An advert promises relief from indigestion with Shinkle's Cure for dyspepsia. It warns of heavy discomfort and suggests taking the remedy promptly, listing price per bottle at Warp Jewison's.
Advertisement warns against mercury based catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It claims no mercury, internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and urges buyers to seek genuine product. Includes testimonials and price 75 cents per bottle.
Corr spadenes of te Oeurier reports an Epworth League meeting led by Iva Garrett. John Matney moves to town from Alpine. James Tryon’s baby ill but slightly improved. Mrs. James McCann and daughter Elnora return from Dayton. The Ayres property nears completion adding town improvement. Joe Pattee returns from Indian spells. a belated wedding supper held, they will reside here. School starts September 17 with three teachers listed. Jap Kennedy buys the blacksmith shop from Arthur Foote. Church services next Sunday at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm under Rev. Farr and Rev. Kern.
A Dayton reader, dated March 27, 1898, asks F. L. Shinkle to send a bottle of Dyspepsia Medicine to Hartford City care of the New Hotel or local druggists. The letter notes the product has been helpful and mentions Reynolds & Reynolds and Dr Kay's Renovator for dyspepsia. Ward Jemison is referenced in connection with the shipment.
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