Local Notes and Social Tidbits From Connersville Area
In a bustling social update several residents are mentioned. Mrs. Robert Saxon and Mrs. A. G. Brown of Fairview recover from illnesses while Martin Wagner visits Everton and returns home. Barry Severn and wife of Cincinnati spend time with Carus Jeffrey family. A notable piano purchase by Emer L Fogwell of Harrison township for his daughter. Many locals visit relatives, attend services, or travel to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FE. Thomas
Etta
W. F E. Brown
Dyvus Station
Maggie Nutcaidaon
Jawell
Tudiensplis
Auater
A. J. Wilsisige
Everton
Attendance at Central Chris tian Sunday school
Mrs. John T. Wilson of Laurel visited her son T. G. Norris and wife. Mrs. Charles Vogel of Paso, Texas, is visiting her parents P. P. Mergunthal and wife. A church collection totaled 858 dollars with 14 dollars at the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christien Sunday School
John T. Wilson
Laurel
T. G. Norris
Charles Vogel
Paso
Texas
P. P. Mergunthal
Entertainments and notices from Virginia Avenue and area
Charles Neff and family were entertained at Lewis Ashworth’s home on Virginia Avenue. Various locals visit relatives in Morristown and nearby, with deaths and church events noted. Old Settlers meet in August. farm work ends August 9. preparations for a three day gathering at Meta Mora are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Neff
Lewis Ashworth
Virginia Avenue
Hon Charles A Robinson Addresses Otonkah Tribe
Hon Charles A Robinson spoke to the Otonkah Tribe No 4 Improved Order of Red Men in council. As Great Junior Sagamore of Indiana he delivered a stirring lone talk that impressed many present on the Indiana reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Robinson
Chas. A. Robinson
Bro. Robinson
Sagamore
Indiana
Lachen
Indluta. Cc
Distress at Zion City Drives Receiver to Seek Aid
John C. Hately the receiver appointed by Judge Landis calls for temporary relief for Zion City residents suffering hunger. The once thriving community funded Dowle’s ventures a year ago. now many workers are unemployed, land has lost value, and families face undernourishment and poverty as they live in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion City
Chicago
Zion
John Alexander Dowle
John C. Hately
Landis
Dowle
Pioneer Association Fifteen Years Old Old Settlers Picnic
Fayette County Pioneer Association marks fifteen years since 1891 formation in Hiram Shipley’s Grove. The event aims to preserve Fayette County history and foster social ties through uplifting entertainment. Iron Jermes E Watson to headline as afternoon speaker. appointment dated August 16, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wzo
Fayette County Pioneer Association
Hiram Shipley
Fayette County
Iron
Jermes E. Watson
Thaovidis
Jonas Schole
Homemade Wheat Mush Delights Housewives at Pocket Cost
A local reader praises making breakfast food at home using whole wheat ground in a coffee mill. She describes rinsing and sorting grain, boiling to a corn meal mush, molding in tea cups, and adding raisins for appeal. Wheat mush gatherings are popular in the neighborhood.
Discharge of Indiana National Guard unit members by Gen Compton
Nineteen enlisted men of Dr L were formally discharged from the Indiana National Guard by Brig. Gen Samuel N Compton retired. Six men who did not sign muster out rolls were not discharged and may not receive papers. most now reside outside the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L
Enyz
Indiana National Guard
Samuel N. Compton
Waggoner Visits Old home as Terre Haute Druggist Returns
W. D. Waggoner of Terre Haute passed through the city this morning by automobile en route to Bentley to spend several days at his old home. He once lived in Connersville and was a former clerk at A. M. Andrews drug store. Now retired, he enjoyed success in Terre Haute after leaving here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Waggoner
Terre Haute
Bentley
Mr. Waggoner
Anti-Trust Critique Of Grain Dealers Association
Letter to the editor denounces Grain Dealers Association for alleged Sherman Act restraint of trade. It argues the right of free exchange is violated by artificial price manipulation harming farmers, calls for prosecution, and urges farmers to seek court orders to dissolve the cartel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville Times
Elkins
Department of Justice
Grain Dealers Association
Etra
Ceomresem
United States
Expenditures and Tax Le Vies for the Year
Jennings township advisory bond trustees set the yearly expenditures and tax levy for 1. Township expenditures 1000. and tax rate 20 cents per hundred. 2. School expenditures 1144.08 and tax 2 cents per hundred. 3. Road and other taxes 1526.24 and tax 70 cents per hundred. Total expenditures 6104 and total tax 95. cent per hundred. Taxable property value totals shown with land improvements and personal property amounts. Signed by CHORGE BRIED AOMER trustee, July 08, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Fayelle Ciunly
Chanber
Pois
Chorge Bried Aomer
Estate of Francis J. Rudoll Administrator Named
Estate of Francis J. Rudoll in Fayette County Arkansas appointed James Patter as administrator. The Fayette Circuit Court affidavit confirms appointment for the estate believed solvent. Attest: A L Omrisman Clerk. Dated July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francce J. Rudoll
Fayette
Fayette County
Odinas
Francis J. Rudoll
James Patter
A. L. Omrisman
Clern Fayette Cireuit Court
Posey Township Trustees Annual Meeting Budget Proposal
The trustee of Posey township Fayette proposes yearly expenditures and tax levy by the Advisory Board at the annual meeting in the trustee's office Turneday September 4 at 2 p.m. Estimates include township expenditures 9.00, township tax 12 cents, local union expenditures 2.00, township tax 3 cents, special school expenditures 0, poor levy 2 cents. V. D. Chance, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Township
Fayette
Publicity Advocates Open Information For Farmers
A brief statement urging transparent public information to help farmers obtain fair grain value. The author argues for free competition and accountability, insisting publicity is the essential tool for educating the public and ensuring informed decisions.
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Douglas
Pratt’s Shoe Store
Central Ave
Consersville, Inc
Thompson
Heinemann Bloca
Vaio
Vibope
Dean
Robert Saxon
A. G. Brown
Bairview
Martin Wagner
Emer L Ffogwel
Harriacn Township
Mies Buby
Dan Brumfial
Harold Trusier
Nalltown
Milton Tervster
John Roverts
Jackson Township
J. T. Jones
East
Connersville
Katherine Seigter
Indianapolis
Alquina
William Suse
Albert G Bach Jackson Tawushiy
Bart Wire
Dr Lait
Rt. B. Stanley
Carthage
Efter
W. E. Jones
Waterloo Township
Waltee Beach
Chthdren
Feievins
Daviess County
Fleuda
Shereee
Piasd
Perry Gota
Goedith
Ereentield
Geeen
Sune
Stephen Burke
Jenn
Harrison
Burke
Lacey Looper
Pairiedd
City
Anne Loper
C. A. Robinson
Greenfield
Indiata
Quincy Sherry
Robinson
Lodge
Paul Hughes
W. R. Porter
Porter Farm
Hughes
A. 8. Loeckhart
Tumadpalyt
Lester’s Bacy Store
Pune
Indiana Ave
Fresee
O.oo. Wise
Connereville
Mere
Schell
Son
Morristown
Osa Hoteon
Iteres
Alton Trusler
Benter
Bert R
Taneeter
Evelyn
Gleweed
Muse
Eva Brows
Henry Halait
Misez Mela Lamtersen
Bentoville
Eoin MaCeos Lef Richmord
H. M. Lamberean
Sertan Barker
Cousrade
Charles Ean
Pentaton
Mae
Darker
West Twelfth Streen
Hurvard
Midetetow
Wooelet
Chester
Hare
Euneress
Jrsee
Holter
Actes
Thas
Mays
Mr Bell
Maer
Mr. Bell
the. Upcata
State
Hately
Pioneer Association
Company L
Geni Comton
Farmers & Merchants Trust Co
F.& M. Trust Co
Pyr
F.T. Roors
E. W. Ansted
C.S
Roora
Ind
Rats
PaviaNin
Thieracd Cashier
Florence H. Beeson
Rcalstant Cashies
W. Anslies
W. Ansted
L . Bonar James McCann
F. R. Beeson
Amou
Bankrept
Connerstilie Times
Ward Dietriet
Albert B. A.w- Bral OY
Dekson
Iyux Coput
Ineuisaupulis
A. D
Lye
Nous C. Butlen
Kehl
the Jeweler
East Fifth Street
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