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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
7
Mary Brascher sues William R Brascher for divorce alleging cruelty and failure to provide. She seeks $1,000 alimony and custody of two children, plus a restraining order to prevent disposal of husband’s limited real and personal property until the case is decided.
The column reports a day filled with social visits and Thanksgiving gatherings across local families including Mirani Mes, Miss Ela Statioweeth, and Mr. Strope. It notes surgical news about ER Johnston, a large absentee nail accumulation for Asa Parris Rural Route, and community moves in Brownsville and surrounding towns.
Several residents from the Pabmouth neighborhood travelled by train to visit Rev. and Mrs. Payor and Rev. Taylor of the Palmouth circuit. A party including Mr and Mrs. AU Collier and others toured Laurel dt for the day, with Miss Edith Keller reported safe after departing Panamas, and Miss Bessie Shipley accompanying the group to dinner.
Edward Hopkins of New Trenton Indiana visits for several weeks with his son in law Philip Schenkel and family. Prof Frank Stinson of Brownsville is in town today calling on friends.
An editorial and letters discuss milk and cream purification by centrifugal separators. The exchange weighs if separation removes impurities and bacteria, with tests cited from the Agricultural Experiment Station and responses from Dr Elliott and Mr Hunziker.
Martin Rieder a longtime resident of Hust Commersville and prominent local figure, died at his Fountain Street home after a period of heart trouble. He lived in the city twenty five years before moving to Connersville, leaving a family including children George Rieder, Charles Rieder, Miss Mary Rieder, and others. His wife preceded him in death four years earlier.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pavantis tied to the Tenth Regiment of Indiana during the Civil War era. It hints at service under Cox and notes a commercial record unrelated to military actions. The legible portions preserve the entity Pavantis and Indiana Regiment.
Readable fragments describe Hancock County Union veterans returning to honor a grave and pay tribute for past evils. The piece mentions prize items and a shop, with unclear details about individuals or dates.
A long fragment recalls Union veterans honoring a fallen comrade buried near Philadelphia. The field grave lies west of the city, with six soldiers decorating the monument on Memorial Day, preserving the memory of a county soldier.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York recounts vineyard four years after taking Foley Widney Cure claiming complete relief from severe kidney trouble with no recurrence. He asserts the treatment erased brick dust sediment and all symptoms.
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