Post Office Extends Publication Deadline to April 15
The Post Office Department extends the across the board due date for papers to avoid service disruption. Fifty publishers receive a fifteen day grace period, enabling settlements with the News to continue circulation. Also reports include Rathbone Sisters and Pythian Sisters events in Cambridge City with local attendees. A buggy accident west of the city caused damage but no injuries.
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Ment
Moffett
Lester's Busy Store in Thursday Daily News
Mrs. Alton Trusler travels to Fairfield to visit relatives for a few days. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Andre of Grand Avenue this morning. Richard Gray of Orange calls on friends and conducts business. Mrs. Sarah Shipley of Yankee Town is seriously ill. Mrs. Mabel McDonald of Alexandria visits Hd Hackleman near Harrisburg. A horse at Thomas Sawyer’s in Columbia Township was killed after a kick broke a leg. T. J. Stevens moves to Glenwood. Florence Bacon of Greensburg visits local friends. Mrs. R. C. Masters and son Irvin of Muncie visit Mrs. Julius and family. Catherine Personelle returns home to Fairfield Indiana.
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Homer Andre
Grand Avenue
Mabel McDonald
Alexandria
Hackleman
Harrisburg
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Health in Connersville Woman
A Connersville Indiana resident reports relief from backaches and kidney discomfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes frequent urine with sediment, improved strength, and renewed ability to perform household duties after purchase at Green Bros. Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is listed as U.S. agents.
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Connersville
Philip Schenkel
Hastern Ave
Ind
Dean
Doa
Green Bros
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Foolishness of humankind ends in death and heirs’ quarrel
The New Castle Courier notes a satirical verse published on April Fools Day. It laments man as the greatest fool, wasting life through toil and wealth, ending in disease and a vain, mourned fate as heirs contest the fool’s estate.
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New Castle
Woman Dies After Laughing Fit At Party
In New York on April 1 Mrs. Anna Terrer aged forty two died after convulsions triggered by a joke told by a guest at a party. She laughed uncontrollably, collapsed, and despite care from physicians she passed away before help arrived.
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New York
Anna Terrer
Des Moines man survives by burning bill to summon train crew
Yesterday in Lake City Iowa Stewart Dunbar had his foot caught in a cattle guard as a train bore down. He lit a $20 bill and waved it to attract the crew, escaping death. he carried about $10 in bills that failed to burn because they were green.
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Lake City
Stewart Dunbar
Des Moines
Miss Irene Craig Visits Country Friends
Miss Irene Craig travels to visit friends in the country, staying with local hosts for a short respite. She is seen on leisurely walks and attends a small gathering with neighbors.
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Irene Craig
Women and Marriage Affects on Health and Appearance
An early 20th century health note discusses how marriage and motherhood change women’s appearance and vitality. It cites ignorance and neglect of pelvic health as a cause and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic to restore strength, with Dr. Pierce offering free consultations by mail from Buffalo, NY.
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Ferrero
Bierce
R.V. Pierce
Nyalidy’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Much Getter At Local Factories In Conn ersville
The panic's impact wanes as factories in Conn ersville resume longer hours and most workers keep the wage scale. Several plants report near full employment with some on ten hour shifts, while a local carriage firm wins a large order for sewing machine wagons, keeping crews busy.
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Connersville
Minister Performs Crude Surgery to Save Trapped Man
At Spanish Lake a rear end collision between a freight and Burlington train injures five, with J A McKittrick pinned by a nearly severed leg. Rev J C Allen of Grove City cuts off the crushed limb to save him as steam scalds him and bystanders aid. A nurse from Cincinnati offers whisky to calm him.
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St. Louis
Spanish Lake
Burlington
J. A. McKittrick
Brookfield
McWhittrick
J. C. Allen
Grove City
McWittrick
Mr. Allen
Emma Renner
Cincinnati
MeKittrick
McKkittrick
Lee
MedKittrick
Young heir in Indiana learns he will inherit 2 million
John Owen of Princeton must wait until age sixty to access the Newark estate after his father’s will left him the principal but limited him to living on interest. At 4 percent, his income would reach about 80 000 dollars yearly. The 21 year old resides near Princeton and plans to marry a local woman.
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Princeton
Ind
John Owen
Owen
Newark
N. J
Ingelttan
Miles Tern
Mattie Strong Caldwell obituary notes early life and death
Mrs. Mattie Strong Caldwell born November 7 1876 near Brownsville Union County Indiana died March 10 1908 at Sex ton Sanatorium Rushville Indiana aged 31 years 4 months 3 days married Homer Caldwell August 6 1899. Survived by father one sister two brothers foster mother four half siblings and husband. She joined the Christian church Springersville December 2 1894 and bore her long illness with patience and faith. Her life described as pure and self sacrificing with faith in Christ and rest in Jesus.
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Mattie Strong Caldwell
William P
Nancy Strong
Brownsville
Union County
Indiana
Sexton Sanatorium
Rushville
Homer Caldwell
Arthur Nelson
Hawkinsville
Ross
Scott
Indianapolis
Maartie
Sarrzh Brown
Alquina
Ma Brown
Christian Church of
Springersville
A. F. Findley
Lfe
Mattie
Earth
Heaven
Jesus
Local Social News From Hawkinsville Area
LONGWOOR Mrs Albert Rees and son Vern visit Hawkinsville guests Sunday afternoon. Miss Latala Yocum and Mrs Tall guests of Mrs Tom Cullins Sunday. Mrs Arnold Martin guest of Mrs Id Washingdles last Sunday. Expiination at Hawkinsville lest Thursday and bride. One more week of school at this place. Arthur Moffert and Louise visit Henry Olives Sunday. Rhinehart guests of James Laullo Sunday. G B Carr delegate to state convention in Indianapolis last Wednesday. Floy Springer visiting the sick at Hawkinsville Wednesday. Literary at Yankeetown attended by several from around here last Wednesday night. John Gibbs and son Alvin guests of Oscar Thankins at Eiverton last study. Warner Gibbs guest of Mrs Hall last Sunday. UNCLE HAPPY.
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Latala Yocum
Mrs. Tall
Tom Cullins
Floy Springer
Hawkinsville
Yankeetown
John Gibbs
Alvin
Oscar Thankins
Eiverton
Warner Gibbs
Mrs. Hall
Local Social Notes From Brookville Event And Visit
Altart attended Brookville today for maiders of business with Mrs Allies Coce. A Cineramst visiting yodatives in echo ost. Mrs Myerett Lowe returned yesterday from a visit to Ted amnapolis friends.
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Brookville
Maiders of Business
Allies Coce
Ud Cineramst
Card of Thanks from Elnoa Walker
I wish to express my thanks to the people of Connersville and the neighboring countryside for the liberal patronage shown me during the years I conducted my restaurant. The patronage of country people has won my particular gratitude. All meal tickets bought before the change of ownership will be honored by Mr. Lewis.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Everton M. EF. Shurch
John Worster
Sophia Piper
Eva Viper
Bessie Goble
Amanda Sims
Everton
Apta Henwood
Walker
D. Lewis
Connersville
Lewis
Elnora Walker
Governor Johnson’s Minnesota HQ Opens in Chicago
Headquarters for Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota, candidate for the Democratic nomination, were opened at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago. Frederick B. Lynch, treasurer of the Minnesota Democratic State Central Committee, was placed in charge.
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Chicago
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Democraticc
Grand Pacific Hotel
Frederick B. Lynch
Democratic State Central Committee
Johnson
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Alpine
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John Burgdoerfer
George Brockman
Henry Pfeiffer
John Sering
Frank Tingle
Henry Silvey
Ari Wiggins
A. J. Chrismer
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C. C. Ackerman
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Lillian Burgdoerfer
Kate Ward
Hannah Silvey
William Duckworth
George Lake
Clifford Lake
Ernest Hadley
Earl Benninger
William Moore
Gertrude
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J. M. White
Lester
Alton Trusler
Fairfield
Richard Gray
Sarah Shipley
Thomas Sawyer
Columbia Township
T. J. Stevens
Glenwood
Florence Bacon
Greensburg
R. C. Masters
Irvin
Muncie
8. L. Julius
Catherine Personelle
Wreck
McKittrick
Colosss
King OF Cures
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DR. King’s
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Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Lewis Ashworth
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John Nelson
Hawkkinsville
Arnold Martin
Ehewkinsville
Arthur Moffert
Louise
Henry Olives
Rhinehart
James Laullow
G. Bo Carr
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