Home Destroyed by Fire Near Falmouth
Fire near Falmouth totally destroyed a frame residence belonging to Troanaes Fitzegerald, about two miles east of town. Loss estimated at 8500 with 1100 insurance. family housed in Baker schoolhouse while owner seeks immediate help. Neighbors arrived after the blaze was discovered around eight o'clock, firefighting limited by conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thriutsdat
Uvening Neon Yheseoov
Troanaes Fitzegerald
Falmouta
Lawyers Triumph In County City Ball Game
The Lawyers beat County City 12 to 4 at the ball park yesterday. Arthur Jeffrey, a new attorney player from Fairview township, pitched as did catcher Raymond Springer, helping the Lawyers dominate the game. A rematch is expected with professional pitchers prohibited.
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County City
Ball Park
Arthur Jeffrey
Fairview Township
Arthur
Raymond Springer
Broaddis
San Fre Draven
Har Brest
Haorree Perpat Steaadpuds
Bam
Bob
Ceyeen
Niu Wiless
Bill Virawn
Polwood
Chiogles
William Roberts Dead in Civil War Era Obituary
At his bedside his wife and sons ministered as William Roberts passed away after a long life spent in city service and a year as a Civil War soldier. The funeral will be Saturday morning with burial in the city cemetery near his daughter.
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Berth Trey Propevai
Neavergtaer
Presid
Geter Ati
Ride City
Pittstorre
Pengs
Ation
Loyalty to God book by Rev William Telfer from Blooming ton
Rev William Telfer of Bloomington has authored Loyalty to God a fresh press release style notice praising the book as life literature. The introduction says it reflects a pastor’s experiences observations and heart felt aims to guide readers toward right with God and moral conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Telfer
Bloomington
Amd
Unclear Historical Text Summary May Vary
Fragmentary OCR text references marshals, actions, and names but lacks coherent events, dates, or places to form a factual summary. Readable portions hint at procedural requests and aides, but specifics are insufficient for a solid card.
Head on Collision Near New Castle Injures Several
A late edition report describes a head on collision north of New Castle causing multiple injuries and extensive vehicle damage. Emergency crews respond with authorities, witnesses note chaotic scene and nearby roads blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Bath
Local County School Offers Arithmetical Contest At Fair
The county superintendent announces seventh and eighth grade students may enter an arithmetical test at the county fair. Township prizes are offered and many institutes workers are engaged elsewhere. Calvin Ochiltree of Connersville will assign numbers for the contest and city officials urge school pride in the exhibit.
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Calvin Ochiltree
Connersville
L. F P. Coffman
W. Otto Miessner
Hvers
Streees
W. Or. B. Sune
Hattie Willits
Lisgie Driedioen
Unclear Fragment Signals Local Event
Fragmentary notice mentions Nolandor and Viet Gate at Tippecanoe Ohio with vague references to weekly return and individuals. Readable details are insufficient to identify names, dates, or a specific action.
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Seaeff
Wite
Nolandor
Viet Gate
Tippecanoe
Ohio
Unis
Model Ordinance on Handling of Edibles
Prepared by the State Bard of Health at Indianapolis. The ordinance targets controlled substances in markets and public eating houses, urging adoption by cities while towns receive no direct copies. It outlines enforcement provisions, penalties, and required compliance steps.
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State
Bard of Health At
Indianapolis
State Board of Theat
Courol
Beth Os
Oliver W Morris Dies at 82 in Village Creek
Oliver W Morris of East Connersville dies at his daughter's home in Village Creek after liver trouble. He was born in October and lived in East Connersville for twenty years, with prior farming life in Jackson township near Everton. Survived by six children: Mrs Harlan Wilhree Creeks Henry Morris LaBette Jonntiy Kinsas Elisha Morris and Mrs Thomas Curry. Funeral Monday at 9 from Village Creek Baptist Church.
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Oliver W. Morris
East Connersville
Marcus Harlan
Village Creek
Morris
Fayerite County
Vine Street
Jackson Township
Everton
Mr. Morris
Harhin
Wilhree
Henry Morris
LaBette Jonntiy
Kinsas
Elisha Morris
Chase
Boy Kicked by Colt Injures Hip on Prairie Field
Six year old Paul Ludlow was kicked on the left hip by a colt while playing near grazing horses on the Prairie Field. He suffered a painful bruise but no bones were broken. a physician treated him and believes recovery will be without serious consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Charles Ludlow
Cole
Pristure
Miss Essa Goble Visits Lyons Station Guests Suttons
Miss Essa Goble went to Lyons Station this morning to spend a few days as the guest of Mrs Cora Sutton and Mrs Ethel Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essa Goble
Lyons Station
Misses Cora
Ethel Sutton
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted female tonic. It cites forty years of cures, lists symptoms it helps, and promotes open consultation with Dr. Pierce in Buffalo. It also markets Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and offers free copies of the medical adviser.
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Constein
Dr. Pierce
Plwsiita
Neowerman
Pierce
RV. Bierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Fragmentary Telegraphic Note on Public Figures and Policies
The text offers a garbled snapshot mentioning Watson Tissieerh Cord sou and a Saturday event. It references the President, numerous convictions, and debates over trade and public utilities. Brown favors money and free trade while Tivanm supports state control amid South attitudes toward government ownership.
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Watson
Cordsou
Broan
Tivanm
South
Liberty man Arthur Hopkins in the city on business
Arthur Hopkins of Liberty was in the city on business today, visiting local firms and meeting contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hopkins
Liberty
Burial plans for Spangler remains after train trip
The remains of Spangler were to be transported by the 2 oclock train to New Albany, Indiana, then to Coe hofhrey, with a ceremony at the cemetery where his parents lie. Mr and Mrs A M Sinks and Miss Anna Endicott accompanied the casket to its final resting place. On the return, Mr Sinks would stop in Cincinnati to spend two weeks with his daughter, Mrs F J Crane.
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Dtimes Spangler
New Laleaty
Wataedas
Coehrorbey
Stumental
Froim
Wich
A. M. Sinks
Anna Endicott
Mr. Sinks
Cincinnati
Ales. F. J. Crane
Mrs. Osborne Improves After Illness
Mrs. W. H. Osborne shows slow recovery from illness, with progress noted in recent reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Osborne
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