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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1902
Page
3
The column sketches a busy Sunday in Amio w Day with residents visiting the city for errands and shopping. Names such as George Grose and John Hudson appear among the scattered notes of travel, dresses, and local stores drawing crowds and bargains.
A sale of the estate of Henry W. Conner is recorded with a bond of 38,000. Sherman Chowning pleads guilty to assault and is fined 11.25. August 27 show day in front of Cates brings raised seats and dinner viewing. New appointments at American Bonding Co. name W. Andre plus James Mount and Austin Ready as officers.
Numerous health claims accompany a mix of community notices from Evansville and Connersville including visits, auctions, and rental offers. The Foley's Kidney Cure advertisement remains prominent, touting treatment for kidney and bladder complaints sold by McKennan & Son alongside other patent remedies. A funeral for W. A. White at Everton is noted with attendees listed from nearby towns.
C A Loper announces purchase of the stand once held by the late Jacob Goodman at the corner of 3rd Street and Central Avenue. William Thompson, former foreman, will run a general blacksmith and wagon-making shop with guaranteed quality and prompt service.
The Fayette National Bank of Connersville in Fayette County Pennsylvania is permitted to commence banking business after satisfying required federal standards. Deputy Comptroller T. Kane certifies the authorization in Connersville on May 21, 1902, with official seal and office endorsement.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of the Fayette circuit court of Fayette County Indiana administrator of the estate of Jonas Fiant, deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Dated August 7, 1900. Denison Blows, Administrator.
Mrs Minerva Klein and Miss Tiles Daugin and Mima Klein of Huntington are guests of Mrs Margaret Smith.
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