Local and Personal News April 29 1908
Silas Martin of Columbia township in city for first time in weeks recovering from a lung cold. Rushville Republican adds linotype machine. shows improvement. Mrs J B Tatman leaves for Newark New Jersey on visit to Bernal L Tatman and family and Shelley in New York. Bernal meets mother in Cincinnati and accompanies east. Mrs W L Chambers goes to Blooming Grove for several days near old home. Huston Hackleman of Appleton Wisconsin visiting his parents in Fairview. Mrs S J Murray of Nulltown visiting T H Massey family. Gus Barber from Brookville visits friends. Mrs W T Murray and Mrs John Murray at Will Coletrane home in Fairview. Wanted horse for farm work, call W W Scott R F D No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Martin
Columbia Township
Rushville Republican
J. B. Tatman
Newark
New Jersey
Bernal L. Tatman
Shelley
New York
Bernal
Cincinnati
W. L. Chambers
Blooming Grove
Huston Hackleman
Appleton
Wisconsin
John Hackleman
Fairview
S. J. Murray
Nulltown
T. H. Massey
Gus Barber
Brookville
W. T. Murray
John Murray
Will Coletrane
Fairview Township
W. W. Scott
D&w
Funeral of Charles Lane Held at West Fifth Street Residence
The funeral for Charles Lane was held at his west Fifth Street home at three o'clock yesterday afternoon. Eagles arranged the service, descriptive of a moving ceremony. Pallbearers included William Walker, B J Schneider, William Campbell, B J Schlichte, William Deck and Will McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lane
West Fith Street
Order of Eagles
Mr. Lane
William Walker
B. J. Schneider
William Campbell
B. J. Schlichte
William Deck
Will McKenna
Franks Daily Notes Anti-Saloon Work Progress
Friday's issue reports at the Big Pour Railway from Cairo to Danville 261 miles with no saloons, similarly none on the Chicago and Eastern Planers line to Thebes about 90 miles, and none on the Illinois Central between Cook County and Cairo 850 miles. It mentions a dead man found in the wheel at Thompson-Norris paper mill identified as a strang cigar maker. coroner finds whiskey, tobacco, and hob o kit in clothing. Caldwell of Harrisburg area and Joseph Barret to Nulltown for a few days were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlingis
Cairo
Danville
Chicago and Eastern Planers
Dian- Ville
Thebes
Plinois Central
Cook County
Brookville
Doan’s Kidney Pills Help Connersville Woman
Mrs. W. B. Ferguson of 101 Central avenue Connersville Indiana reports backaches headaches and kidney and bladder trouble. Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved the symptoms including disordered secretions and nocturnal awakenings after a visit to Green Bros drug store. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Bright
Connersville
W. B. Ferguson
Central Avenue
Ind
Dean
Green Bros. Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Illinois Democrats Back Personal Liberty Plank in Liquor Fight
Springfield hinges on a bitter platform vote as Illinois Democrats insert a personal liberty plank amid saloon and temperance battles. The liquor faction wins 683 to 26, with Chicago delegates bound by unit rule.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Illinois
United Societies
Convention
Burglary at James Pattee Home on West Ninth Street
Jewelry missing after a break in during the early hours. A gold watch three rings and two gold chains were stolen from the Pattee residence while the owners visited a neighbor. Police believe local suspects knew the timing and window access. Rev Mesker knocked at the door during the evening, likely scaring the intruders away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pattee
West Ninth Street
T. S. Mesker
Women in New Castle Press for Water Sprinkling Privilege
A New Castle Courier account notes public water plant upgrades and a proposed bylaw change on sprinkling rights. Residents, including a Main Street homeowner, argue lawn watering should be allowed for household use and appeal to women community leaders to keep verges and gardens watered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Third Semi annual Meeting at Everton
At the MFL church in Everton yesterday the Ladies Aid Society held its third semi annual convention on a shared circuit with Quakertown Alquing and Werton. The program began at noon and included singing readings papers and discussions. A country dinner served by Everton ladies drew wide praise from attendees representing several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Everton
Netehborhood
K.of Poball
MFL
Ladies’ Aid Society of Tat Church
Quacertown
Alquing
T Wverton
Dan
Columbia
Alumina
Quakertown
Lyons Station
Nulltown
East Connersville
Connersville
Cured by Boley's Homey cod P?ar Claims Relief
A patient from Wood, Indiana, reports years of lung troubles and failed treatments before using Boley's Homey cod P aar. He asserts the remedy stopped coughing, warmed the chest, and prevented serious cold complications, recommending the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ M
Wood
Ind
Boley
Os. O
É& Son
Voters of State in Table by Townships
Friday's Evening News publishes a statewide voter census by township trustees. It lists Fay uette county white voters 4801 colored 154 total 4755 with Harrison as a large outside Connersville. State totals show white voters 14,115,254 and grand total voting population 17,005,254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News of
Billheimer
Fayuette County
Harrison
Connersville
Henry Co
Decatur
Franklin
Hancock
Rush
Shelby
Union
Wayne
Prize Mystery Writing Contest for Women Opens
The Chicago Record-Herald launches a mystery story contest for women and girls with a $1000 first prize and additional prizes for next best solutions. Installments begin Thursday the 25th, with conditions published in the paper. Men are ineligible, but may help spouses or friends to solve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen
Marius Moyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Roevord-Herald
Record-Herald
Chituco
Funeral for Wear Cassidy in Rushville
The funeral of Wear Cassidy, who died at his home in Rushville yesterday morning, will be held at the Christ Church chapel in that city at 2:20 this afternoon. Cassidy was not related to Mrs. A Boyd of this city and was survived by several other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear Cassidy
Rushville
Chris
Cassidy
Boyd
Unclear Orleans suburb incident injures two women
A garbled report notes Miss Nanes Orr and Mrs Winsedl from the city were hurt in a street collision near a city street. Details on injuries and exact location are not readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanes Orr
Rushville Residents Travel Distant For Events
Rushville residents must travel to Connersville to attend plays and a ball game this season. The community asks when they may have a local theater and church services again, hoping for renewed public spirit and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
Some Good Bank Rules at Fifth Avenue National Day
A New York bank, Some Good Bank Rules, sets moral expectations for clerks and public conduct. The rules prohibit intoxicants in public restaurants, entering saloons, gambling houses, pool rooms, and prize dairies, while restricting visits to certain shops and discouraging conspicuous Broadway attendance. The guidance reflects a broad social mandate among religiously diverse denominations in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York City
United States
Broadway
Teconte
Unclear fragmentary notice tied to local ads and prices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pricing at druggists and ad style notes. Names and places are unreadable. the passage appears to reference items and payments but lacks coherent events or individuals to anchor a summary.
Rushville Chronicle Details Local Crime Wave and Counterfeit Die
Rushville residents recount a string of crimes including murders and horse thieves, then report Walter Hungerford finding a crude copper counterfeit five cent die on a Rush-Shelbyne farm. The partial mold shows a shield and an apparent pour spout, suggesting early counterfeit efforts and uncertain circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Rushville
Metropoltan
Rush-Shelbyne
Walter Hungerford
Beasons and Hankins visiting relatives listed
Howard Mochwort spends a week with uncle Emory Moffett while George Daniels stayed near Castle last Monday Miss Mila Lane and George McPartas visit Abe Farren and wife Sunday Joe Sample visits Albert Simpkins Sunday Harriet Mochwort returns home after two weeks with relatives Dorothy and Mars Whipple visit Luella Moffert Wednesday Bertha Kirtley ill William Diack visits with George Daniels and family Oma Moechwort family attends Friday with Otho Mottert household Harriet Mochlawwart seen with family Sever Meune locals attend Christharit church Cottersville Sunday evening Banal Kirtley and Pos Hoanilten join Leander Sirtley Sunday evening Stepherd family home from several days with relatives Trelis apolis BH McClereny Blower Caddie Well assisting Willian Whipple with Gis ditehine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Mochwort
Emory Moffett
George Daniels
Castle
Mila Lane
George McPartas
Abe dicFarren
Joe Sample
Albert Simpkins
Harriet Mochwort
Centerville
Dorothy
Mars Whipple
Luella Moffert
Bertha Kirtley
Wiliam Diack
Oma Moechwort
Daeile
Carl Leo
Nedee
Harriet Mochlawwart
Otho Mottert
Darehters
Christhar Ebittreh
di Cottersville
Suneday
Banal Kirtley
Pos Hoanilten
Leander iSirtley
Feury Stepherd
Dial Family
Chaotie
di Trelisapolis
BH McClereny
Willian
Whipple
Alquina Community Notes and Easter Visits
In Connersville region residents share Easter visits as Mrs Hoeitn and Josephine Reth erford visit sister Mrs Rose Diabois. Mr and Mrs Dake spend Easter with Chas Hither near Laberty as the Ladies Aid Society meets and plans charity work with Mrs Kate Katobeort of Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condersville
Best
Hoeitn
Josephine Retherford
Rose Diabois
Suneday
Dake Bade
Chas
Patencs
Laberty
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jetit Direstipe
Flyerreare
Tient .Phas
The Wiseest Man in the World and his Hidden Ties
The passage discusses a mysterious world where deceit and hidden bonds shape power. It mentions The Widees Care and a date specific to a group led by notable figures, suggesting a public focus on issues of trust and influence, with references to medical or moral concerns and the roles of certain leaders.
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