No Developments in Lucy Murder Case and Local Notices
There are no new developments in the Lucy murder case after the alleged deception by Mrs. Ralph DuBois. The prosecutor and sheriff say a new plan is in place, with suspects still considered. Revival services continue at Grand Avenue Methodist Church with the pastor leading and youths singing each Wednesday at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Myers visited the Overheisers, and Mrs. F H Wright visits her son Frank Wright in East Gertown.
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Lucy
Ralph DuBois
Richmond
Grand Avenue Methodist Church
F. H. Wright
East Gerwantown
Frank Wright
Local man injured in sidewalk fall on way to factory
James Capp of west Fifth street slipped on the sidewalk this morning and broke a bone in his left forearm on his route to Connersville Furniture. He received initial medical care and was later sent home.
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James Capp
West Fifth Street
Connersville
Albert Sehweikte
Columbus
Ohio
Schweikle
Freda Gise
Lester's Busy Stare and Local Illnesses Reported
Friday's Daily notes J. M. White exits confinement to attend events after a week with la grippe and cold. Mrs. E. W. Talman recovers from grip illness while Mrs. 4. M. Lake remains sick at home near Everton. Will Remy and family visit Brookville friends, amid well-wishers for Mr Remy and wife. Mrs. C. W. Nett and Dr. Williams Sr. suffer grippe and cold at home on Towell Street.
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E. W. Talman
4. M. Lake
Everton
Brookville
Will Remy
Couersville
C. W. Nett
OR. Williams, Sr
la Grippe
Tpwellth Street
Not All Settled Yet at Laurel Township Miter
The Laurel township Miter faces new difficulties as bondsmen split over liability. Bills arriving from Laurel are said to be paid, while a carload of funds reportedly did not reach schools. Some supervisors allegedly did not receive their money.
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Brookville
Fusminger Ak
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement and Tragic Death Notice
A Connersville Indiana citizen extols Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney sluggishness and edema relief, while a personal death account details Mr Will Sparks, his final hours, letters, and family solace, concluding with a solemn, compassionate farewell from Daisy Hungate.
Death of Willie Disborough Told in Kind Letter
A Mrs Disborough receives a detailed letter from a Georgia host describing Willie Disborough's final days. The writer recalls his improving mood, constant talk of his wife and children, affection for his hosts, and his last meal before Sunday morning.
Glycerine in Dr Pierca medicines boosts medicinal roots
The article touts glycerine as a superior solvent and tonic in Golden Medical Discovery, enhancing roots like Black Cherry, Hiloud, Golden Seal, Stone, and Queen's, aiding digestion, appetite, and strength. It claims antiseptic and nutritive properties, with medical authority quotes and note of no alcohol.
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Pierca
Finley Elingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
R. V. Peres
Huffalo
N.Y
Judges Rule for the Optimists in Church Meeting Debate
The Men’s Claim of the first MBE church held last night drew 75 to 100 members. An evening of conversation and music preceded a debate on that the world is growing better with Wilhalms and Raymond Springer for the affirmative and Rev. W L B Smith and WF Morrison opposing. The judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. A reception with light refreshments followed in the basement with toasts by J W Badhear and others.
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M. Be
Elureh
Wilhalms
Raymond Springer
Wlbf. Smith
Wf FL Morrison
J. W
Dorney
Joe
Pat Witkin
Bert Ochiltree
Lireile Wilkin
Morton Moffett Attends Willie Disborough Funeral
Morton Moffett arrived from The Cinniapolis to attend the funeral of Willie Disborough today. The ceremony drew local residents and friends paying last respects to the deceased.
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Morton Moffett
Cinniapolis
Willie Disborough
Roots Holdings Sale Reshapes Glenwood Bank Leadership
The holdings of Francis T. Roots and son Clarence S. Roots in Glenwood State Bank were sold to L. T. Bower J. F. Carlos and M. Holberg. Roots retires as president. E. W. Ansted becomes president and L. T. Bower moves to vice president. J. F. Carlos and Dr. H. H. Elliott join the bank directory.
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Francis T. Roots and
Clarence S. Roots
Glenwood State Bank
L. T. Bower
J. F. Carlos
M. Holberg
Roots
E. W. Ansted
Farmers' Institute Opens Amid Cold Roads and Crowded Afternoons
The Fayette County Farmers Institute opened at the courthouse with low attendance due to icy roads. President George Scholl led the session with secretary George Ostheimer. A. O. Lockridge and G. J. Christie addressed soil building, alfalfa culture, field selection, and corn improvement. Evening program featured songs by L. We Heawood, violin solos by D. M. Wylie, and a talk on humane horse management. Prizes for yellow, white, and mixed corn were awarded to Scholl, Fielding, and Williams, among others.
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Fayette
Will Pugsley
D. M. Wylie
G. ST. Christie
Purdue University
Myr. Lockridge
Corm
Farmers’ Institute
America
Indiana
B. Trusler
Connersville Township
J. K. Mason Posey
Will Brown
Jennings
T. J. Caldwell
Waterloo
Grant Williams
Harrison
Walter Neff
Jackson
Frank ColetYane
Columbia
Grant Hinchman
Fairview
J. K. Fielding
Orwee
George Scholl
George Ostheimer
J. W. Hegwood
D. M. Wilies
G. K. Christie
Yelow Corm
Dd. K
Fielding
Edgar Scholl
Ebert Scholl
John Fielding
Elmer Scholl
George &. Stewart
Robbers Strike Milton Bank in Nighttime Heist
Thieves blew off the Milton Farmers Bank front door with nitroglycerin after prying it open with chisels from Frank Adams' blacksmith shop. They escaped with no money, taking a horse and buggy, while alarms spread by telephone and neighbors alerted authorities across Richmond and Cambridge City.
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Farmers’ Bank
Milton
Marie Beeson
Frank Adams
Muany
Frank Calloway
Calloway
Frank Morris
Richmond
Marshal Drischel
Cambridge City
Hush Oil Company Directors Sued
The suit filed by R. M. LaRue against Frank G. Flackleman and other Rushville directors targets the defunct Hush Oil Company. LaRue seeks about 4000 dollars claiming stock fraud after the Huntin gton land venture produced limited oil. Local stockholders fear similar actions if LaRue succeeds.
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R. MM. LaRue
Frank G. Flackleman
Rush O8 Company
Rush Casuity
Connersville
LaRue
Ladue
Huntington
Indiana
Megee & Kiplinger
Rushville
Blorea & Broaddus
Reuben Conner
Sexton
Sexton, Morris and Forger
KE. Derbyshire
S. O McKennan
F. O R. Beesen
Leo Kahn
Kate Heron
Bricklayers school gains sixty scholarships at convention
Dr C M Dickess and Theodore Randall reported from Colane Ohio at the National Brick Manufacturers Association convention that plans were outlined for a bricklayers trade school at the Technien Institute. Sixty scholarships were subscribed with $6000 in equipment pledges and mission to expand to 100 scholarships. The fund allows tuition loans from the ship ship fund to aspiring bricklayers across the United States.
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C. 8. Dickess
Theodore Randall
Colanebus, O
Indianapolis News
National Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Technien Institute
Association
de. Dickey
Dnne
United States
Eivers Beding Ankers
Prieb Nih
Pof Em
Will retire from clothing business George Cain to join milling firm
George Cain a popular Comnersville figure will retire from W T Becks Sons clothing store Saturday evening to join his brother in law Frank Snider in managing the Alt Snider Milling Company. Cain has spent fifteen years with Beeks and will be missed by patrons and clerks.
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George Cain
Comnersville
W. T. Beck’s Sons
Frank Snider
Alt & Snider Milling Company
Cain
Clearke
Unclear Cashier Exchange Over a German Farmer Check
In early days of its firry a German farmer tries to pay with a foreign check at Rushville bank. The cashier and staff struggle to explain the money amount and currency until the farmer finally concedes and asks for a different sum. The scene ends with the farmer asserting it is alleght and that his baby was born.
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Athata Rushville Bank
Matlin Barbershop Reworks Attigatur Block Interiors
The Matlin barbershop in the Attigatur block shows improvements with repapered walls, new lighting, better apparatus, and updated fixtures. The entire shop has been overhauled to present a refreshed interior and modern look.
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Attigatur
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Lester
Porter Myers
Bentonville
Jimery Overheiser
Geller
Roe. Fulton
Glenwood
KB. G. Johnston
Hageart
Lower Grand Avenue
Perrys Meek
Charles Kohlheier
Meek
Kohlheier
J. M. White
Laurel
Bright
J. B. Smith
E. Tenth Street
Ind
Doan
Yeon Bros. Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Dean'’s
Mamma
Eagles
Mr. Sparks
Papa
Willie
Jetter
Angel of Death
Doctor
Flo
Ahave
Tam
Beeeuw
Mysel
Daisy Hungate
Daisy
Fitzgerald, Ga
Disborough Cyvour
Wiilie
Glenwood Bank
J. F Carlos
FB. Smith
FL Smith
A. O. Lockridge
Greencastle
G. J. Christie
L. We Heawood
M. Wylie
Milton Bank
G. C. Florea
Mount Brothers
Florea
A. J. Hart
Lyonurgus Beeson
Oscar Kerlin
Hush Oil Company
R. M. LaRue
Bricklayers School
Technical College
Bears
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