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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
4
Local items list residents and visitors across Warren Wainwright William Cockefair John Meek Effie Bloom Cora Swift Mary Higley Issie Goble and other names. Notes include births visits and social calls with towns Everton Rich mond Center ville and Cleveland mentioned.
Lester Daly reports on busy store visits by Georg W. Hughes of Union County and other locals in the city for business. The column mentions a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Clivard Cook on Grand Avenue and various social visits around town including Mrs Lena Schaefer and Mrs Goaree Darbacte visiting.
Cut while crop al Tiaperienesr, WoT. Edwards faced an awkward harvest when his thirty acre wheat field proved light but stubborn. He used a standard binder and binding twine yet the machine failed to hold, requiring constant rethreading over three days with no break in cutting.
The city files suit against Indianapolis and Muastern Traction Companys alleging underground electrolysis from electric cars damages the town water pipes and disrupts waterworks. Cambridge seeks $200 plus costs after $180.27 in repair expenses.
A three column circular spreads claims Judge Gray personally distributed campaign literature in Payette and surrounding counties. The piece praises Gray and attacks Hubbard and Pinback, alleging wealth and integrity claims while noting Gray’s modest means and urging voters to consider character over finances.
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is safe for children and adults. Prepared by O. Mekkennin & Son.
A newly published volume titled Men of America A Biographical Dictionary of Contemporaries edited by John W Leonard features John Pinkney Brown of Connersville Ind note. The sketch details his Civil War service Pacific Railway forestry work and leadership in Arboriculture and forestry publishing with addresses given for Connersville Indiana.
Headlines in the Hoosier area focus on Eddie Drury as the bone of contention amid team tensions. Amid apologies and release talks with Hamilton and Wiedemanns, Drury faces pressure from rivals as fans debate his future with Connersville and the prospects of a reconciliation game.
The piece notes that fashion now decrees a new stride for women to match the tight hipless skirt. It compares the walk to a hen’s stance and a stormy sea, with knees rising and falling as pedestrians move down the street.
The ceremony installed officers including Powis hontas Mary Barkers Prophretess Nellie Serine Witnena Miarroaret Creise Powhattan Jobt Cittes First Seout Retra Williams Second Scout Melvina Newhouses First Rimmer Daisy Davidsons Second Romner Wettermick First Councillor Lilly Brooling Second Counselor Cartie Chanting Pins Warrier Cora Edwood Second Warrier Alies Chapman Third Warrier Lita Coobeys Fourth Warrier Adiee Ibrowns Gere and Woieewama Taeda Nelsons Chair of Reerest Following the event, bad basketball activity was noted and attendees were served after the proceedings.
Governor Hanly attended a horseshoe pitching contest at a county fair amid local excitement. Reported scoring showed high marks as spectators watched the governor’s stance and form, with plans for prize distribution and future matches discussed among participants and organizers.
The article notes Dr Gethin walking through a town discussing medical care. He stresses strength building, appetite support, and a careful plan aimed at complete recovery with specialist input. The piece highlights public interest in his method and the department's support.
An old advertisement extols Orine Laxative Print Syrup as a remedy for blotched skin and liver issues. The copy urges readers to try the product and trade offers with Alehken Hi & Son noted in the misprinted text.
James Elliott suffered painful bruises and scratches after a hay fork released and fell ten feet from a barn hay carrier. He landed on the floor, with no bones broken, but remains stiff and sore while recovering.
Mrs. Hattie Gertrude Osthedmer Barker, wife of Vincent Barker and daughter of the late Simon Osthedmer, died at her home near Broadwater Station after a long illness. She was born in the city, married September 0, and leaves two children Leon and Catherine, two brothers George Osthedmer and others, and several sisters. Her husband and family mourn her loss after weeks of declining health.
Lexington Kentucky resident Mrs. R. R. Early reports no sickness among her poultry since using Blue Grass Poultry Remedy and says she will never be without it while keeping fowl.
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