Notion on Publication Deadline for Correspondence
A notice states all correspondence must reach the editors by Monday evening to ensure timely publication. It emphasizes a strict deadline for inclusive printing and avoids delays.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
5
A notice states all correspondence must reach the editors by Monday evening to ensure timely publication. It emphasizes a strict deadline for inclusive printing and avoids delays.
Local items report Thanksgiving visits from Mrs. Joe Heider and others, family arrivals and departures, and community events. Notes mention a large Whitewater bridge project, injuries from a runaway, funerals, illnesses, marriages, and farm market prices. The column preserves names, places, and dates typical of a rural weekly.
Next Sunday at 10 30 Mt Zion will hold preaching services. Mt Zion Sunday School and Epworth League plan a Christmas Eve entertainment. A large crowd attended the funeral of Grandma Habble Sunday at Everton. She was a highly respected lady.
An advertisement promotes A W Chase's Nerve Pills as treatment for nervous exhaustion and sleeplessness. Mrs Rose Heber of Copnersville credits relief after using the pills from Central Drug Store. The ad asserts 100 a box from Dr A T Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY and includes a physician’s signature.
Thanksgiving scenes fill the week with visits from Miles Thompson in Columbus, a District No.1 basket social clearing seven dollars, local hunts and rabbit tales, and residents like Miss Ella Lamberson and Corwin Overhiser making life in Lewisville and Milton feel homey.
Wm Bean and his son Harvey visited near Everton last week. Wiss Ella Dearmond of Indian One spent time with her father James H Dearmond. Mrs J H Bending’s news from Bichural Richmond visit, while they repair their gaps on the rabbite. Bea G Stephen visited with rele aves and other scattered lines describe local exchanges and travel.
Residents from Cincinnati Connersville and Marion share meals and visits over Thanksgiving. Families host relatives including Hog an Mollwain Matney and Murray households. School events and local farming activity are noted along with upcoming church services and short trips to nearby cities.
A column recounts recent small town happenings and gossip from Little Kentucky. It jokes about politics, social norms, the new woman vote conversation, and a rumor in Courier about J. B. Jones Sr. marrying a Liberty widow, while skewering sensational rumor and local folly.
The writer dubs a group the gossip society and questions why some people focus on others' affairs rather than their own. They accuse a Courier reporter of chasing baseless plots and urge uncovering the truth before spreading it.
In the 10th regular session Mayor Clark presided with all members present. Minutes approved. Petition to install steps on West Hill granted. City Treasurer and Fire Chief reports filed. Regular salaries for fire police and street works paid. volunteer firefighters salaries approved. Sewer system revisions ordered under Public Improvement and Street Alley and Bridge Committees with Civil Engineer hired and consulting engineer as needed and new street and wall grades set.
Owing to a salary position I can pay more for furs than any shipper. Catchers should see me before they sell. I will be at Connersville every Saturday during the season at Samuel Goble's livery barn on North Osotral Avenue. Address G. E. Malone Connersville Indiana. Idectt p Mrs Adtor Kreuger of Indianapolis is visiting her sister Mrs Will Woodcock on North Eastera Avenue.
Retailers announce new stock of Xmas nuts and candies with low pace distribution to churches schools and social parties. Emphasizes extra fine quality and urges buyers to compare prices before purchasing.
Sunday evening December 8 1901 at 7 30 in the Christian church Springereville Waterloo township features song devotional exercises led by A S Walker recitations by Ivy Montgomery Stella Ricard and a round table discussion on teaching led by O R Barclay Lilian Jones W H Scholl C E Grubb J L Byrne and Cliff Titterington with an address by D W McKee and a closing benediction. Nathan Brasher's son Green Brasher opens a Braecher Elie school in Cleveland Ohio and is reported to be succeeding.
Conner and Conner file a divorce complaint in Fayette Circuit Court March Term 1908 against Charles Brogue stating he does not reside in Indiana. The court requires his appearance by the last day of the March term at Connersville to answer or demur, with Clerk Moffett’s seal dated December 2, 1907.
Notice that the undersigned has been duly appointed executor of the will and estate of Benjamin Clifford in Pry county by the county court, with Attest Miles Payette and date November.
Mr. Frank E. Bookley retires from the Examiner Staff on Saturday evening and is replaced by W. A. McTinsis, former city editor. Bookley will return as assistant to Secretary George W. Ansted at Ansted Spring & Axle Co. Both men enjoy broad respect and good wishes.
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