Jersey Bull Derry's Golden Jolly Dies After Sale
Derry's Golden Jolly a $11,000 Jersey bull bought at Percy Walker's Rush County sale in June is dead. Purchaser W Kesley Schoepf of Glendale Ohio faced a heavy loss as the animal sickened with an intestinal ailment and died last week after being moved to his country home. The Cincinnati Times Star notes the bid was the highest ever paid in the country for such stock and the bull was pure Jersey with a long pedigree.
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Derry
Percy Walker
W. Kesley Schoepf
Glendale
Ohio
Cincinnati Times Star
Rushville
Ind
Jersey
Cincinnati
Schoepf
Victor Touring Car For Sale At Sacrifice Price
Will sell my Victor Touring car at a sacrifice price. Runs about 400 miles, solid tires. Call for demonstration at Stant's garage west 5th street. F R Beeson. Dw Wed and Sat evenings, weekdays.
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Victor
Stant
West 5Th Street
F. R. Beeson
d-wed&satJwks
Quick Remedy Needed in Painful Plea from Lola
In a distressed plea Lola asks her mother for medicinal sugar medicine to ease an awful pain. The child exclaims urgency and repeats the request for relief before the pain worsens.
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Lola
Reward for catarrh cure offer from F J Cheney Co
A 100 dollar reward offer appears for a cure of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The Toledo Ohio advertisement claims the product is taken internally and supplies testimonials free. It lists Wal ding Kinnan Marvin as toledo druggists and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Halita
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toteda
Anderaigoed
F. J. ‘Cheney
Sim
Busimeas
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Whateaale Bruggists
Toledo
Hali
Hall
Heart Trouble Seen In Heat Oppression After Dinner Attack
John Lewis of East Connersville, 82, father of D Lewis restaurant owner on West Fifth, suffered a heart failure after a substantial dinner. The heat reportedly oppressed him before the attack while he spoke with Recorder Charles Smith. He remains under care but is expected to recover. He is a well known county figure and former city council member.
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John Lewis
East Connersville
D. Lewis
West Fifth Street
Mr. Lewis
Charles Smith
Mr. Smith
Lewis
Notice of Administration for Mary C Stant Estate
Fayette Circuit Court Indiana appoints George H Stant as administrator of Mary C Stant deceased. Estate is solvent. Clerk William Sparks attests. Notice dated July 27 and published in Fayette County.
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Mary C. Stant
Fayette
Fayette County
Indiana
George H. Stant
Attes
WM. BE. Sparks
Faverce Circuit Court
Loué
Funeral of Connersville’s Distinguished Citizen John B. MacFarlan
Mourners marked a quiet day as services were held at his Lincoln avenue home for John B. MacFarlan of Connersville Carriage and Connersville Blower Company. Rev G C Lamb led a brief service followed by a grave ceremony at the city cemetery. Distinctive floral tributes and many local and distant mourners attended.
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John B. MacFarlan
Lincoln Avenue
A. E. Leiter
J. M. Shade
Clarence Backous
Charles Cassel
M. E. Leffingwell
First Presbyterian Church
Frank S. McFarlan
P. J. McFarlan
Cincinnati
Connersville
John B. McFarlan
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Sutton Report Relief
Mrs A Sutton of Liberts Tid says after using Doan's Kidney Pills her backache loins and fatigue eased. She reports regulated kidney secretions and no further trouble since taking the pills. The testimonial notes the product as the cure with a 30 cent price and Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U.S. agents.
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Mo A. Sutton
Main St
Liberts
Dean
Doan
Prine
Doster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Missing Buckley Sought After Erratic Ride In Country
Timothy Buckley of Logansport has been missing several days. Neighbors report a strange man wandering fields north of town near Huber’s Station, observed riding briefly with a farmer, then vanishing into a corn field. Local friends and police search to locate him and provide care.
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Buckley
Timothy Buckley
Logansport
Huber’s Station
Ram that Craves Tobacco Attracts Attention In Farm Tale
Hyatt L. Frost owns a Hampshire ram that formed a tobacco habit in youth. The ram begs for leaf tobacco, chews it with no real chewing motion, and will sulk and butt if denied. Other animals, including a mare owned by J. M. Sanders, reportedly imitate the habit, with horses occasionally fed tobacco as a medicine.
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Mr. Frost
J. M. Sanders
Selby Dead in Short Illness After Paralysis
William A Selby of west Second street died at his home at 2 15 am after a brief illness that began last Thursday. He was 32, born in Hamilton County Ohio, long in the local rendering business with Ed Stolz northeast of the city, married two years ago to Mattie Meservy with one daughter. Survivors include his wife, child, father George Selby, brothers George Jr and Frank, and four sisters. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm at the home, with burial at Village Creek. Rev. Elmer St Clair in charge.
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Mr. Selby
Hamilton County
Ohio
Ed Stolz
Mattie Meservy
George Selby
George, Jr
Frank
Richmond
Frank Keller
Indianapolis
Hal Cassady
Orville Lemons
William Jones
Elmer St. Clair
Village Creek
Everton man bitten by dog near river bridge
The incident occurred near the west end of the river bridge as Mr. Johns from Miverton neighborhood walked home. A large shaggy black dog sprang at his throat, then bit his right hand, drawing two bites on the thumb and middle finger. He was treated by a physician and was reported better today. the dog's owner is unknown.
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Duns
Miverton
Mr. Johns
True to Principle Ikindergar Teacher Urges Arithmetia Call
A Tenacher remarks I believe in making the little things count as she calls the class to arithmetia, reflecting a focus on fundamentals in daily lessons.
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Ikindergarten
Advertised letters list from Connersville Post Office
Week ending Monday August 16. Letters for parcel recipients: Dan Butler, Mrs. Louie Davis, AM Hawkins, Mills K Moffett P M. Callers must say advertised.
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Connersville
Dan Butler
Louie Davis
AM. P. Hawkins
Poultry tonic advert claims cures and prevention
An advertisement urges poultry raisers to feed a tonic that cures Cholera, Gapes, Roup, Canker and Limberneck and protects against disease. The product, guaranteed by a druggist, costs 50 cents and promises health benefits and a booklet on poultry diseases.
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Ss. O. M'Kennan & Son
Connerville
Indiana
Arren B. Murray
Autioneer
City
Orange
Frazee
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