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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
7
An advertisement from A. M. Andrews & Co. asserts their Dr Colwell's Egyptian Pile Cure will cure any case of piles and offers a full purchase price refund if it fails to satisfy.
A day’s notes show numerous visitors and travels including Mrs. Andy Oliver and Robert visiting Orange, Miss Charlotte Thaenan and Gertrude Adams from Laurel, and Oscar Washam starting a Tudiana Furniture job. Charles Fries wed a Brookville beauty, and Richard Heirs damaged fingers at Central Manufacturing. A wrench injured Bert Bradford and Scott Ashworth plans two weeks with grandparents, while Whyde Wilson and De Witt Wilson navigate a broken wagon and a fall in a new home.
A mixed local notes item lists residents visiting in the city, exchanges from Laurel Blooming Grove Greensburg and Indianapolis, and farm activity. It notes letters of administration for Susan C Roots and Francis T Roots named executor, a prominent farmer Nelson Gronendyke finishing a 17 acre wheat field, and hospital progress reports on Mrs Samm Garber and Mrs Amanda Huber. The Supreme Court ruling on the State Board of Medical Registration law is also mentioned.
Townsfolk in Harrison and surrounding areas are noted in today’s items. Lucy Adams and Edna Ohrt of Laurel shop in the city while J C Rowe returns from Everton visit. Mrs Grubb plans move to Harrisburg with son Monroe. Edna Ball recovers from tonsillitis and visits north of the city. A. Fries & Sons suffer a fire loss at brick yards, estimated at $200, due to overheated roof tinder. Peter Ryan the hold up man is being sought by authorities in Connersville with a special officer pursuing him.
Indiana court rules revocation of physician licenses constitutional and that post hearing action does not grant judicial power. Reversed temporary injunction stopping Dr John Milton Rhodes of Indianapolis from losing his license. Also reports Rev J T Jones of East Connersville drifting into river while fishing, slipping on damp bank and vanishing with friends watching.
Zacharias of Brookville visits the city on business and Miss Edna Fahay plans a Fidiaminetis visit. An excursion to Mammothene, Kentucky is set for this evening with friends. Beau Atherford becomes the first Jen ninge township farmer to finish cutting his harvest. Farmers prepare to plant reapers next week. A Christian church social at Fairview was a pleasant and profitable event raising about 57 dollars with around 80 dollars profit. Bayard G. Burris, local mail agent and new lawyer, to graduate from the YOM C AQ Educational Institute in Cincinnati on Tuesday evening June 2ath.
An article warns kidneys cause many sudden deaths through failing organs and offers Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims the product cures urinary issues and bladder pain, touts quick results, and provides purchase details and free literature from Kilmer Co.
In a justice court a defendant faced trial with one juror after others were dismissed. The lone juror opposed by both sides and after a tense exchange the jury was discharged with the verdict never reached.
Mias Gertrude Adams of Laurel was in the city for several hours today, staying briefly and returning home.
An old advertisement touts Down's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney strain and backache. Charles Hodson of South Kokomo Indiana testifies relief after using half a box, noting prior failed remedies. Sold by Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. price 50 cents. advised to remember the Dean's name.
Indianapolis reports state health board launches crusade after testing meat samples in local markets. H. E. Barnard finds preservatives and sodium sulphite in two thirds of products including sausage and ham. Inspections of slaughterhouses planned. political maneuvering and bond votes tied to a new colosseum project and Tomlinson Hall complex.
Mrs. Margaret Rowe identifies the drowned body in the Missouri river as her husband George R. Rowe a 50 year old plumber. Believed murdered and disposed in the river. The couple recently moved from Terre Haute Ind where Rowe held a $3000 life insurance in a fraternal order.
Washington June 22 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor appointed a committee to draft a statement to organized labor and its friends about the political combination aimed at defeating labor opponents and electing friendly candidates, especially representatives who are workers, to Congress.
Henry C. Paul of Fort Wayne was appointed receiver for the Fort Wayne Gas company by Judge Anderson of the federal court. The appointment followed a bill of complaint filed by the Central Trust company of New York against the Fort Wayne Gas company.
Go Between a 6 to 1 shot edged Dandelion by a head to win the Suburban handicap in 2 08 1 5 at Sheepshead Bay before about 20 000 spectators with Colonial Girl finishing third.
Local marshal J. W. Morrison was shot and killed by Dinah Howard during an attempted arrest on a murder charge. Howard was captured shortly after the incident in Hutte Arkansas.
London June 22 The municipal ownership commission of the national civic federation of the United States will be entertained at luncheon by Lord Mayor Morgan of London on June 27.
The State Sunday School association will hold its 1907 convention in Kokomo. The meeting here in Marion, Ind., closed last night.
An ad explains kidney function and warns that weak kidneys affect heart stomach and liver. It claims Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens kidney tissues and relieves related symptoms. A user story from Peter Frey cites rapid improvement after three bottles. Sold and recommended by S. O. McKennan & Son.
Chicago police arrested Peter Ryan, the Rushville man linked to a recent C. H. D. train robbery. Marshal Elwood, informed by Chief Collins, referred the case to railroad authorities amid rumors of a murder charge that lawmen expect to pursue.
A promise of a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles with PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists may refund money if it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Price 50 cents.
Samuel Atherton spent a few hours in Raueha ville this morning for business. He met local officials and discussed ongoing projects before departing.
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