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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
8
A fragmentary notice records a court action involving dray payment and related penalties. The readable text mentions figures such as 714.50 and 21.00, with names and partial descriptions suggesting a local legal or civil proceeding and a response from the involved party.
A fragmented notice describes tinware and shop prices with scattered items. It mentions coffee pots and quart sizes, various prices, and a plan to adjust pricing to sell stock. The text reads as a rough catalog of goods and a future sale intent.
The text appears garbled with scattered letters and incomplete words making extraction of a coherent event impossible. No clear people places or actions can be identified from the snippet.
The second annual reunion of Fairview Academy teachers and alumni gathered at Christina church with songs, prayers, and speeches by Dr. Warren King of Greenfield and Rev. D. R. VanBuskirk of Greensburg. Attendees shared memories of the school days, a dinner in the Gold Academy classroom, and readings by Mrs. Conover and Dr. Orr. Letters arrived from former students in California, Colorado, Michigan, Indiana, and beyond.
The piece praises fitness and a healthy glow from good food and outdoor activity. It promotes Syrup of Pigs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle laxative option. Will Sherry leaves for a two week trip to Cairo and Cape Girardo seeking a site for the Sherry ann mill.
In East Connersville a late Sunday diversion of buggies led to a wreck on a Main Street hill. Mrs Hamilton, badly injured, claimed a man behind her vehicle drove recklessly while denying racing. Burton Roth and George Garretts families reported minor damages and fled the scene fearing arrest. The crowd numbered over a hundred as responders tended to the injured and the damaged equipment.
Mr W S Whedor of Winterset recounts a carpenter’s illness and quick recovery after using Chamberlain’s Coughs and Diarrhea Remedy. The note claims one dose cured him and allowed the man to resume work. For sale by McKennan Ashworth. Mira H Mary Ox of St Paul MN visits daughter Mrs B F Supp.
Regular session with all members present led by Mayor Clark. Petitions and street work approved including sewer extensions and sidewalk repairs. Power poles removed from private property and water rent rebates granted to multiple residents. meeting adjourned.
A reader letter from Pareoda Kansas recalls eight years of severe asthma with multiple attacks and claims Foley's Folk and Tor provided immediate relief. The note mentions relatives Dorothy Varga Bevis and daushter of Taediatapolis and the authors Berry bo fi ie d and wale.
Limited edition booklet by Leon Gobeille of Cleveland prints poems from Parisian Bohemia. Ninety copies produced with over half in the United States and rest abroad. Notable contributor Charlton Andrews, now in California, includes a poem to the Persian Philosopher Omar Khayyam.
Fragments show names and local notices without clear action or date. Readable items include Miss Jennie Corbet DP Clifton Nancy Campbell Pipe Hood Fauna Herron G W Haynes Mere George Po burhman Dorrie Suiath Sally Youbanke and various odd terms.
An evening program outlines lectures on religious topics including the relation of church to society, disease prevention, and school administration. Speakers include Miss Daisy Cuse and Dora Stevens with discussions on Sunday School, training, and patrons’ attitudes. Wood music intersperses the sessions as township leaders invite attendance.
The will of Malinda Claypool, dated January 16 1907, was probated at the county clerk's office. It directs payment of debts and expenses, then distributes real and personal property except a gold watch given to granddaughter Minnie McField and bequeathed to Edward H. Ball. Ball is named administrator with will annexed. the document was witnessed by Narcisan P. Kelley and B. L. Broaddus.
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