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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
5
Homer T. Hackleman, bedfast with two broken ribs, was injured when a cow he had brought to the barn to be tied with a chain twisted and pinned him against a stall. The incident occurred after he purchased two new cows and tried to restrain one in a small stable.
A consumer faced higher Sears order costs and found cheaper wallpaper at Stewart & Boyd in Chicago. The buyer saved by paying six cents per roll versus seven and covered a five percent duty for delivery, with the larger Greenfield stock aiding completion of the project.
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe cure for women’s ailments. It emphasizes that the formula contains no alcohol or narcotics and cites endorsements from medical authorities across schools of practice.
Indianapolis officials press for prompt collection of delinquent taxes. The State Tax Board orders Sam DeHaven to enforce penalties, demand payment, and, if needed, levy on personal property to recover taxes. They cite Section 21 of Acts 1903 and note exemptions for certain household goods. Tax Commissioners McCardle Wingate Martin pledge assistance in June.
Secretary for Fair Con cessions outlines preparations for the upcoming Free Fair. Ground privileges inquiries total forty four as officials plan track improvements and trainer access starting June 1, with horses tested before the season.
The City Board of Education names the 1908-09 teaching corps with principals and room assignments. Names include G M Wilson superintendent Danville Indiana and A E White principal English. Other staff hail from Greencastle Bloomington Sunbury Ypsilanti and Jeffersonville with multiple subjects listed.
The Wainwright & Son factory accelerates production of large traction machines including a twelve ton unit shipping to Amarillo Texas with more engines to follow. The machines promise powerful ore transportation and attract investor interest as orders pour in. Prominent local staff and new teachers join the enterprise and nearby schools as September 14 1908 opens.
The City High School stage honored the Class of 1908 with speeches and music. Students praised duty and service while parents and teachers shared pride in the graduates as they embark toward life beyond school.
The letter extols the temperance cause and urges Indiana to lead, arguing youth are imperiled by intemperance and that women will guard their pledges to rid saloons. It counters moderates and warns sponsors of the saloon, calling for moral reform through W C T U and allied temperance workers.
Harry Byron an employee of the Connersville Produce Company was severely injured when his wagon horse ran away striking a passing automobile about two miles east of the curve near Glenwood. The wagon was wrecked and Byron was thrown to the ground with head and shoulder bruises though not seriously harmed. He received medical attention after reaching the city. Mrs J L G Smith was visiting friends at Glenwood yesterday.
The Corn and Wheat parity described by the New Castle Courier notes wheat at 93 cents and yellow corn at 2, while pigs bring 4.75 to 5.10 dollars. It contrasts current conditions with the 1890s when both grains were cheap and demand slumped amid widespread hunger and unemployment.
A reflective quotation from W. F. L. Sanders on the enduring truth of migration and fate, noting happiness for travelers versus those who stay.
Miss Ethel Cord travels to Chicago to establish a lasting home with relatives, signaling a new chapter and family ties as she plans to settle in the city.
Toledo based Flourney and Co report a mold issue tied to a product line for constipation relief. Customer complaints target all Drogg ste and the Tare Hall facility. Authorities investigate potential manufacturing faults at the Toledo plant.
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