Indianapolis Sentinel Opposes Watson Aides In Local Race
The Indianapolis Sentinel joins a small opposition to Congressman Watson as a local contest gathers pace. The paper criticizes allied groups and signals its general stance against notable figures and reforms. The report mentions several local figures visiting, including Mrs Catherine Stoutenberger and Mrs Dr Parker of Franklin Indiana hosted by Mrs J M Webster. A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York recounts kidney disease relief after Foley's Kidney Cure. Four Maplewood youths plan a multi state excursion for health and recreation with gear and funds arranged.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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Sunshine Social by Sunshine Mission Band Delights Local Children
About seventy five children gathered on C. C. Hall’s lawn for games then moved indoors for a junior led program. Little president Misa Roth Hall presided well. the roll and minutes were read by Miss Pauline Williame. Rev Sintz gave benediction and light refreshments followed.
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Sunshine Mission
C. C. Hall
Misa Roth Hall
Pauline
Williame
Jesus
Alta Fishback
Rath Hall
Leland Fishback
Edon Lommel
Hazel Sisco
Helen Stoops
Grace Worth
Cease
Marguerite Harper
Sintz
Mrz
Runaway Accident Near Bunkerhill Bridge Injures Mrs Mountain
A runaway horse near the Bunkerhill bridge injures Mrs Joseph Mountain, with Dr Mountain momentarily nearby. The buggy struck a water trough breaking a wheel. Mrs Mountain braces the horse into William Banker's barn yard, suffers shoulder and side injuries but no bones broken. She is resting at home.
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Bunkerhill Bridge
Joseph R Mountain
Mountain
Monotan
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Notice of Election of Truster for Otonkal Tribe No 1
A notice announces one truster election for an eighteen month term at the regular meeting place in the National Bank block on Monday evening June 1. The text recounts a separate line about Charles Krantzer who had a runaway that night, with a buggy smashed and the horse lightly injured.
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TOA HOP TOAD A rural verse from Times News
The speaker recalls a hop toad seen last winter and earlier seasons. He treats the creature as a familiar ally through the years noting its aging, a silken coat, and a steady course like a ticking clock. The poem ends with the author claiming to be older and still singing.
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Riverside news notes and local visits from Fayette County
Riverside follows a busy week of visits and guest appearances as families travel between Connersville Everton and Bentley. The piece recalls funeral attendance for Mrs. William White of Everton and remarks on local social rounds, farm work, and a wagon incident in John Stoll’s delivery route.
Local residents attend services and visits in Liberty area
D W Spivey transacted business at Liberty Monday. J Beck of Cass county visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Elwood and children of Centerville visited Mrs Elwood's mother Mrs George Heim Wednesday. Flora Lyons of near Connersville visited Edith Bennett Wednesday. Mrs T W McIntosh attended memorial services at Liberty Thursday. Rev Jesse Miller attended memorial services at Connersville Thursday. Daniel Jennings Jr was a Liberty visitor Thursday. Mrs Lyons and daughter of Chicago were guests here last week. Brownaville Masonic Lodge celebrated its 63rd anniversary with church addresses, music by Brownsville choir and Bates Concert Band, and supper at Whitsel's hall. Mrs Anna Hamilton of Connersville was guest of her mother Mrs E Wooley Thursday. William Caloway and children of Connersville visited relatives Friday. Mrs J M Carlos visited relatives in Liberty Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev Hackleman preached at the C U church Saturday evening. Rev J F Young of Ohio filled appointments at the C U church Sunday morning and evening. On June 2 Brownsville G A R and Liberty W R C attended decoration services. Rev A R Beech spoke and Miss Gilmore recited. Brownsville choir provided music. A procession formed at the M E church to cemeteries where G A R and W R O decorated fifteen soldiers' graves per ritual. Rev Jesse Miller left for Greensburg Devatar county to attend Old Settlers meeting June 6. Several Liberty residents attended memorial services here Sunday.
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J. Beck
Cass County
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Lyons
Chicago
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Lon Kerr
Congreeaman Watson
Brownsville
Bates
Whitsel’s
Anna Hamilton
Connersville
E. Wooley
Wn. Caloway
J. M. Carlos
Rev. Hackleman
C. U. Church
This Place
J. F. Young
Ohio
C. U
Jane 2Nd
Duvall Post
W. RH. C
Greensburg
Devatar County
Old Settlers
Sanday
Lyons Station farm notes and memorial plans
The Lyons Station column notes local plans and people. T. O. Stanley lays groundwork for a new grain elevator, Brown and Co. hold the building contract, and Mrs Gine plans to return from the south. Memorial services are set with P O 8 of A and other groups, including a march to cemeteries, with notes on farm naming trends and postal delivery guidance for named farms.
Fayetteville Postman Visits City in Friendly Call
Co 17 members ordered to meet at Clade Hall this Thursday night in full uniforms. Warre, Opt. notes the visit of Lew Tattle, a famed Fayetteville postmaster, described as a tramp of high degree, to the city and this office.
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CO. NO. 17
Clade Hall
Thare
R. Warre
Lew Tattle
Fayetteville
Sam Iss Tramp
High Degres
Life Saved by Chamberlains Remedy in Missouri Tale
A. E. Lafolette of Gregory Landing, Missouri, credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after doctors said he would not survive a severe illness. He praises the medicine as a constant household staple and best on earth. Sold by McKennan and Ashworth. Mrs Alfred Hotchkiss hosted a card party in honor of Mrs Taylor Kelly and Mrs Tracy Johnson with euchre and prizes for Madge Jewies and Marie Flores. A guest prize went to Mrs Kelly. a sumptous repast followed.
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A. E. Lafolette
Gregory Landing
Clark County
Missouri
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McKennan & Ashworth
Alfred Hotchkiss
Taylor Kelly
St. Louis
Tracy Johnson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Madge Jewies
Marie Flores
Kelly
H. E. Swift
J.N. Murdoch
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gage
Howan
Kormutt
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Druggists
A local druggist J Goldsmith of Van Etten New York reports selling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for five years with complete satisfaction to himself and customers. He uses it for ordinary coughs colds and post grippe coughs and finds it very efficacious. Mc Kennan Ashworth sell it. Joe Heckman of Laurel is in the city on business today.
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McKennan & Ashworth
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Laurel
Fayette county asylum supply bids sought for September quarter
Notice from Fayette county commissioners Tudiana announces sealed bids for furnishing supplies for the county asylum for the quarter ending September 1 1901. Bids due June 6 1901 at 2 p m with requisition on file at the auditor's office after June 3 11. Also mentions H E Swift representing J N Murdoch Wholecase Druggint Parkersburg W Va and local advertising for a patent remedy.
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