Annual Fayette County Institute Sets Feb 6 8
The Farmers of Fayette County plan a three day institute at the Court House February 6 7 and 8 with speakers from Purdue and Greencastle and a Ladies Auxiliary day. A corn show and premiums worth 55 will attract attention and prize loaf contests offer 5 8 and 1 for top loaves. Institute funds and dues aim to raise 100 from the county and members.
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Fayette County
Court House
George E. Scholl
George A. Ostheimer
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Christie
A. O. Lockridge
Greencastle
Virginia C. Meredith
Cambridge City
Jiadies
Institute
Insane Man Abroad Posing as State Pharmacy Inspector
A Winchester man, Albert i Sala, secretary of the State forward of Pharmacy, reports a man traveling under false state credentials claiming to be an inspector. He is described as insane and using aliases such as Clayton. The State Board of Pharmacy lacks funds to hire staff and warns of armed impostors posing as inspectors.
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Albert i Sala
Winchester
State Foward of
Pharmacy
D. Ie. Ft
Big the Sun
Perre Hiaate
Wawfordsville
Washington
EB. Clayton
State House
Fidian Molls
Ate
State Board of Wimacy
K. Kala
Enchatapolis
Lebanon
Clayton
Bala
Fe Board of
Ponarmacy
Armed man tries to board train, escapes unharmed
An armed man attempted to board a Big Four train as it departed. He slid along a handrail to the second car but did not injure himself and escaped without incident. Police were not yet reporting any injuries or arrests.
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Crockett
John H Walsh Declared Guilty In Bank Fund Scams
Special to the News Chicago January 11 John H Walsh found guilty on fifty four counts of the Chicago National Bank indictment. He faces a minimum five year term. Walsh, once a newsboy, rose to prominence in railroad and mining ventures, with many noting his influence on western Indiana development.
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The
Chicago
John Hh. Walsh
Walsh
Chicago National Bank
John D Darby Dies After Prolonged Illness
John D Darby died at his Vermont avenue home last evening after months of ill health from heart failure. Born March 1834 in Columbia County he married Miss Clarissa Messersindth and spent his life in this city. Surviving are two sons Raymond and Mae Clellan Darby with two daughters predeceasing him. A cabinet maker by trade he worked for Connersville Picture Co. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Tote atteooeloek with Rev de Purkbard officiating.
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John D. Darby
Vermont Avenue
Pfr
Darby
Usprland
Beo
Nute
Pat
Tie
Coloumbia
de March
Clarissa Messersindth
Ceeir
Connersville Pitture Co
Experts Pleased With L&C Traction Line Inspections
Inspectors and Taditna Railroad Commission officials visited the Loo and C L traction road noting clean bed conditions and good station appearances. Speed samples showed Connersville Dispatch as a promising asset, while financiers eye the project as a potential Hamilton link amid capital stringency.
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Woss
Loo& CL Traction Company
Tigher
Te Taditna Railroad Commission
Wong
Connersville
Co. Ob. Tenry
Hamilton
New York
Burglars Crack Office Safe at Morris Town Lumber Yard
A safe at Greer Wilkitsall Lumber Company in Morris town was blown open at night and money stolen. The manager moved funds to a hotel before officers could respond. The break-in was not fully explained until this morning. Master Middridge, Roscoe Stelle's son, has improved health, while John Wood of East Connersville grows weaker.
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Greer Wilkitsall Lumber Company
Morristown
Mldridge
Roscoe Stelle
Bether
Jonathan Buckley
Martinsville
John Wood
Connersville
Revered Angelo Po Seuhes Remains Remembered as Husband and Father
In a solemn notice, the family mourns Angelo Po Seuhes described as a wife and father. The obituary notes his devotion to loved ones, expresses sorrow for the loss, and mentions the enduring impact on those who knew him.
Card of Thanks for late mother assistance
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the bereavement of the mother. Also notes funeral arrangements for Mrs Bert Payton with services to be held on Sunday at a local church.
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Bert Payton
Cregkoksrch
Bundey
Handleys Socialized in Everton Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Oliver Handley of Everton neighborhood spent the afternoon in the neighborhood area enjoying leisure time together.
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Oliver Handley
Everton
Aod
He Gheppiog
Dunlap Farm Reported Sold Amid Unconfirmed Rumors
A 50 acre Dunlap farm owned by Mrs. Dunlap of Denver north of the East Connersville road is rumored sold to eastern parties. No courthouse record confirms the sale. The price discussed ranged from 3000 to 5000 dollars with county and city interest in purchase or park use, amid long standing riverfront levee and drainage concerns.
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James M. McIntosh
Barrows
Pifth Street
Propsight
Miss Ethel Tucker Dies. Rites Held at Central Christian
The funeral for Miss Ethel Tucker was conducted at Central Christian church yesterday afternoon. Pallbearers included Paul Carlos Carl Bertseh Fred Saider Orville Monger Ungh Phillips and Jay Pranecis. Honorary pallbearers carried Morel offerings as friends and relatives attended. The sermon reflected on the risen Christ and the plan for his children, with final interment in the city cemetery.
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Ethel Tucker
Central Christian Church
Whief
Paul Carlos
Carl Bertseh
Fred Saider
Orville Monger
Ungh Phillips
Jay Pranecis
Bop
Dessie Becker
Travel Paxton
Wilchila Krasser
Cort Adamis
Jadna Wisend
Bill Honstoy
J.C. Barkhard
Cigar Prohibition Spreads Through Counties
The text notes widespread adoption of prohibitive rules against giving cigars to voters in counties of the district, with some expanding to include cigar gifts as part of the prohibited acts. Frederick Barrows, then mayor, is credited for drafting and introducing the resolutions as county committee chair two years ago.
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Payette
Taciana
Vundiideres
Bheir Cutter
Frederick
Barrows
Water Power at Laurel Discussed for Hospital Site
A visitor in Laurel inquiring about local water power and the old canal notes two canal locks within town. Experts suggested damming the river near the Jolly Forty crib house to divert water into the canal bed, potentially powering a new tuberculosis hospital at Day Hill with minimal cost.
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Laurel
Coe
Sabina Adams Falls At Home In Wast Commersville
Sabina Adams of Wast Commersville slipped and fell at his home this morning. He struck his forehead and face on the floor wounding his left side. a physician set three stitches. Though bruised, his condition is not serious, but recovery may be slow due to advanced age.
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Sabun Adams
Wast Commers- Ville
Adams
Postage rules affect subscriptions and renewals
The Times announces a Post Office Department ruling on subscription lists and mail rates. Delinquent patrons renewing after expiration may incur per paper postage and require stamps, with continued delivery only until February 1, 1908. After that, renewal terms and prices change.
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Bat
Rneense
Gedipe Te
Tie
Wow Inah
the Times
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