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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
5
Readable fragments show names and places in a local notice context. The text includes references to Pike, Mie, Sep ty t hy, and turkeys dine with a February or November timing cue, indicating a damaged OCR notice with partial event details.
The fragment mentions a death of a wife and gratitude to individuals, a request for a subscription to Indianapolis or Cincinnati Post, and an agent address. It also includes a for sale notice for Beagle hound pups by John C. Stevens, with a partial date line and a subscription reminder to readers.
A garbled OCR passage discusses welfare concerns around Heta and Cobtuibin, urging individuals to mind their own business. The text references interested parties, possible public notices, and a stalled discussion about party actions and mediation with unclear details.
A NEWS reporter notes that recent heavy snowfall recalls old winters. Elderly residents recall notable snows in 51-42, 77-78, 55-56, while scientists link climate cycles to roughly 33 year periods and shifts between warm wet and cool dry patterns.
A reflective piece recalls Oklahoma settlers and family bonds as Christmas travel declines. Mentions returning to old homesteads, keeping memories alive, and the pull of the eastern old homes while the West grows rooted in Oklahoma.
The decennial census begins April 15 with a field worker collecting household information. Enumerators will record names ages sexes marital status occupations and whether family members are employed and home or away during the week.
The article discusses survivors of Union and Confederate forces and the extensive crop condition information sought for Indiana farms. It notes the data collection method, with thirty days for country districts and two weeks for cities and towns.
Harriet Roberts daughter of A and Hester Roberts was born in Brookville and died at her home December. She married Alde A Weld Wildridge and had a daughter Mars. She joined the Methodist Episcopal Church and remained faithful despite illness. Her family survives her husband a daughter ministers and one brother. The family thanks friends for acts of kindness during sickness and Christmas remembrance.
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