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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
3
The Sixth District delegate Enos Porter faces questions from Charley Campbell about his placement on the Roosevelt slate. Porter showed an indifferent attitude during the convention while political maneuvering and potential regrets loom for participants.
Amid Republican split views Bryanists murmur of movement toward a Bryan candidacy. Parker is reportedly placed in the temporary chair at Baltimore as factions assess the scenario and the party weighs its path forward.
The fragmented text hints at a steam road roller once used in Chicago being moved to Baltimore. It also references Tom Bryson voting for Teddy and asks readers if they will switch sides, framing a charged political moment.
Col Roosevelt leaves Chicago for New York at 3 PM and reiterates a stand for the Progressive nomination. Close friends say Roosevelt expects William Jennings Bryan to emerge as a leader in the new party after his talks with party leaders.
William Passmore a longtime Florea farm resident near the city suffered a paralysis at his Milton home last evening. His son and daughter are involved and the family thanks neighbors and friends for support during this distressing time.
Anson B. Miller as Commissioner will sell at public auction in Connersville on July 20, 1912, real estate in East Connersville including Tracts 1 and 2 on Lot 27 and Lot 28. Purchases require two thirds of appraised value with cash and notes, tax adjustments apply, sale subject to court approval. Also notices relate to partition suit involving Edna Taylor et al with Sept 30, 1912 appearance date.
In Fayette Circuit Court Elmer E Larimore and others sue John Larimore Mdna Taylor Alva S Larimore Samuel apy On Agnes Larimore and Alfred S Larimore in Complaint No 6906. Plaintiffs are represented by Mc Kee Frost Elliott Attorneys.
Notice to non residents in Fayette County Indiana for partition of whose county suit involves William Ronan Enma Ronan John W. Ronan Millie Ronan Laura Stevens Avery Stevens against Mary Pay James Pay Charles Ronan Minnie Ronan and Charlotte Barnes Rush Barnes filed by Mc Kee Frost Elliott with affidavit that Mary Pay and James Pay are non residents. Court Connersville June 15 1912.
Karl L. Hanson Drainage Commissioner invites bids July 7 1912 at 10 30 am for the construction of a ditch and drain in Fayette County Indiana Court House Connersville. Bids awarded to lowest responsible bidder with right to reject all bids. Dated June 15 1912.
Fayette Circuit Court appoints Andrew H Rieman as Executor of the will and estate of Mary F Leonard deceased in Fayette County Indiana. The administration date cited May 31 1912.
Notice in Fayette County Indiana announces Annie M Petro as Administratrix of the estate of Esther Larimore late of the county deceased. The estate is alleged to be solvent. Dated June 22, 1912.
A large crowd attended the memorial service at Adam Rothermel’s late home on Sunday afternoon. Delegations from his several orders and many friends and relatives participated. Rev. W. H. Clark delivered a sermon, and pallbearers were faithful friends. The service reflected Rothermel’s tastes and ended with the interment in the city.
John C. Brown died at his Lyons Station home at two this morning after a two week illness described as a general breakdown. He was sixty eight, married to Mary A. Rudy since 1864, and father to George F. Brown and Will E. Brown with two grandchildren. Funeral at Springersville Christian church Wednesday at ten, with Rev. Hampton presiding and burial in Springersville cemetery.
Mrs. J N Williams of Columbia visited for Opal Williams fifth birthday party on Friday. Opal invited several friends for a birthday afternoon with ice cream and cake after the celebration.
Connersville resident Mrs. George Reynolds reports severe backache and fatigue due to kidney issues. After using Deans Kidney Pills from Green's Drug Store, she says her kidney secretions normalized and pains and fatigue disappeared.
The notice lists neighbors and friends visiting Mr. Charles H. Thomas for his June 18 birthday with a turnout of fifty two, cake and cream served, and music noted. It also records farm and market prices for Clover seed, hay and straw, lard, potatoes, coal, wood, butter, and various meats.
The market listing records prices for cattle and calves across several categories. Best steers range 7.75 to 8.45, while good to choice steers fetch 7.10 to 7.85. butcher cattle include good to choice heifers up to 7.60 and cows from 4.85 to 6.35. Totals indicate overall activity with diverse bids. AT 1057-845 ST no votes for Hughes.
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