Local and Personal Notes and Discoveries
Local shoppers from Glens wood and Lyons Station visit the city and host dinners. Missing purses found by Wilson Ball are identified as belonging to Miss Roots near Longwood. Council representatives elected at Shawind Council No 1y Denver Pocahontas include Mary Parker Winota and others. County interest on deposits in May totals a reported sum, with expectations of adjustments through semiannual collections and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Ball
Ball
Misses Roots
Longwood
Shawind Council
Denver
Pocahontas
Ite
Pocakoutas
Mary Parker
Winota
Margzaret Kratts
Nellie Serine
Powhattan
John Gates
Edgfall
Is Moons
Adie Winters
Daisy Davidson
Conneil
Katherine McCormick
Stella Seibert
Nellie Hall Nlora Harlan
Anna Wraus
Pebruara
Local News and Court Sentences Amid City Mishaps
A horse ran through streets after leaving unhitched near St. Gabriels church causing vehicle damage. Pearl Bowland was fined and given six months in prison for battering her child per Juvenile Court. Francis Roots memorial services delayed due to Hon. Watson's absence. Robbins Cerrity and Harrison sentenced for theft. a son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Meaboth
Fadimouth
St. Gabriels Church
M. B. Ward
Lincoln Avenue
Ninth
Mulberry
Pearl Bowland
Soba
Wotama
Indianapolis
Dacianapolis
Asvitin
Gr. Preeneane
Bentonville
Francis ‘M. Roots
Jamies I
Charles Cerrity
Ralph Cgiarrison
Roots Feundra
Robbins
Ucla Thie
Wis
Charles Gilbert
Conunersville
Poles's Kidney Cure Voiced By Buffalo Coal Operator
A. H. Whittnes of Buffalo reports severe kidney and bladder trouble with gravel pain easing after using Palesy's Kidney Cure. He says the remedy produced dramatic relief, calling it worth a thousand dollars in value and claiming no pain remains. S. O. McKennan & Sun endorse the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Whittnes
Buffalo
Obegan
Gould
Palesy
O. McKennan & Sun
Orange Township Commencement Ends East of Season Eight Graduates
Last evening the Orange township commencement in the MFE hall drew a large audience. Rev. J. C. Burkhardt urged earnest night living and better manhood and womanhood. Diplomas were awarded after brief remarks by Supt. Claude Trusler. The program included Kahn's Orchestra and notes of pride for pupils, patrons, trustees, and teachers. Graduates listed from common and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
MFE
J. C. Burkhardt
Trustes
FEC
Cilbertson
Edward Frazee
Leslie Gray
Roland Morris
Bedivth Mosman
Julius Kifegie
Olive Stevens
Claude Sipe
Clyde Allison
Grace Smith
George Dawson
Rosie Reed
WHIK
Gladys G. Perin
G. W. Robinson
Mattie Beaver
Indiana Funds Set for Connersville Public Building Project
The fiscal year starting July 1 1908 allocates 20000 for Connersville, with Indiana total appropriation near 2500000. Cities including Columbus Greencastle Jeffersonville Kokomo Peru Bloomington Elwood Brazil Goshen Laporte Princeton Wabash Frankfort receive varied sums to continue building work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Eighth Street
Uncle Sam
Connersville
Endiana
Washington Dispatch
Greencastle
Jeffersonville
Kokomo
Peru
Bloomington
Elwood
Brazil
Goshen
Laporte
Princeton
Wapbash
Frankfort
Indiana
Office of Supervising Architect
The
Treasurs
Bundrant Sentenced to Life in Prison in Coleman Murder Case
Leslie Bundrant, who confessed to killing Charles Coleman, was sentenced to life imprisonment by a Shelbyville court after a hastily conducted trial that lasted one day. The jury had considered the death penalty but imposed life imprisonment instead. Bundrant expressed satisfaction with the sentence and readiness to begin serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bundrant
Charles Coleman
Shelbyville
Tess Tham
jJars
Tondrant
Harvest labor push aims at southern belt June
Employment agencies report Bin Wages to 2d and 2,205 tents to assist harvest expected to begin in the southern belt around June 15. Pay ranges from 4 to 5 dollars a day for a man and team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otmren
Real Estate Transfers Recorded for Stockdale and White
George W Stockdale transfers land in Harrison township to Mary Stockdale for 1200 dollars. John Bo Methlan transfers a city lot to Pertie A White for a seven thousand value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stockdale
Mary Stockdale
Harerison Township
John Bo Methlan
Pertie A. White
Resolutions of Respect for Deceased Sunday School Sister
Church records recount the death of Mrs. Elle Chitne and honor her service in the Sunday school. Resolutions praise her faithfulness, note the vacancy her passing leaves, and express heartfelt sympathy to family and friends, with copies to church records and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Pigman
Muncie
Clark Winder
Brownsville
G. W. Shirkey
Inez Pigmman
Eva Campbell
Harrisburg
Aban
Werth
Ostechueod
Elle
Itv
W. EL Pike
Cow. Parringtorn
C. Cre
Elusive Papers Hint at Diesel War in Past Weeks
Fragmented text references Missouri and Massachusetts papers discussing a diesel issue and wartime context. Vague notes mention Payette and possible payments, with confusing phrases about rates, stomachs, and gras. The readable content centers on disputed papers and dates pointing to a broader historical debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattists
Missouri
Ers
Dawdy
Drishet Reshins Duel on Calla Bridge Incident
Local report describes an accident near Calla Bridge involving drivers with injuries unclear in the garbled text. Police and rescue units responded to the scene as investigators begin to piece together what happened.
Four Prize Races Planned by Free Pair Association
The Free Pair Association will fund four $200 purses for pace and trot races open to national entries, each entry subject to a percentage of the purse and winners paying a similar share. Fayette County horses have separate races, and local donations will be solicited next week as plans for a grand fair program progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Pair Association
Fayette
Syed Ba
State Banks Show Healthy Growth In Deposits And Assets
Indiana bank assets and loans rose between February and May as individual deposits climbed from 45.08 million to about 50.0 million. Loans increased modestly and the number of state banks grew from 13 to 25, signaling a generally satisfactory banking condition statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesnres
B. Ovlesbee
State Auditor’s
Indiana
Owith
Liblaary Tt
Mire shows a poet Phaleniath in fabled frost
An odd fragment describes Mire evening with poet Phaleniath as frost and fog mingle. Names and specifics are unclear, but the scene hints at literary or cultural performances in a misty setting.
Watertown builds on a new trade route plan
Officials eye a fresh trade corridor as Watertown refines its approach to regional links. The plan emphasizes improved transport links and potential partnerships with nearby cities to boost commerce. Local leaders say the initiative could alter economic prospects for residents and businesses.
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Lester
John Reese
Glenswood
Perry Stelle
Lyons Station
Nathan Brown
L. D. Revelee
Charles Demoss
Clifford Stevens
Ephriam Burgoyne
Garrison Creek
DAFEY
Orange
Rev. Burkhardt
Fayette County
Ezra Martin
Marshall
Marcus Martin
Jazza Martin
Wo. OR. Porter
Mayette Conn
Dies Sen
Marshall Mirein
Martin
Caroline Dale
New Harrisbore
Evra Martine
Fle
Aego
Marshall, Marcus
Charles
Teon Martin
W. R. Porter
This County
Elmer D. Martin
Mary Rea
Fairneath
Joseph Dale
Martit
Sundiyv
Liek Creek
Tomelock
Robt
Thompson
Lick Creek
UP For
Rushville
Bundrant
Richmond
Dai
Viaraghen
Albert Chatiness
Keane
Ind
Young Aban
Meure Parties
Peretbdie
Drischet. Reshins
Don Driseledl
Marshal Oof
Callabridge City
Ferper
Dias
Ale Vartin
Aremod
Ehoby Yi
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Tee
Busi
Phaleniath
Standard Oil Company
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