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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
6
The estate of Cha M Prine deceased presents vouchers for final settlement. The Court of Fauette counters in March to approve or object to the accounts, with heirs creditors and legatees summoned to appear.
The Fayette Circuit Court notices final settlement for the estate of Louise V. Preraou deceased with administrator Benjamin F. Thiebraind presenting his account for examination. A hearing is set for the March term at Connersville to approve or reject the disposition and ensure all heirs and creditors are informed. The clerk and seal of Fayette Circuit Court issues the notice.
Product description claims clears complexion and pimples, cures worms, mild and safe for children, tested with and without experiments. Mentions superior tonic waters and ordinary cathartics as gentle alternatives.
Nita AB Piper who died at home on February 27 is mourned as a devoted wife mother and grandmother. She was married to Joseph Wy Hamilton and left eight children two of whom died in infancy. Surviving relatives include several grandchildren great grandchildren and many extended family members. The funeral and interment details note her faith and community involvement with a service at her church.
The Times News Col Publishers warn subscribers in arrears to settle charges by April 1 2008 or risk suspension. Delinquent accounts one year or more face cessation unless paid by that date.
An ad warns of pneumonia dangers and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a curative. It claims tonics like hot drinks and tar relieve coughing, strengthen lungs, and prevent pneumonia, touting the tonic as a reliable remedy from 8S. OL McNentan & Son.
Connersville Aerien Newton and Fraternal Order of Fagles express sincere thanks and appreciation for the aid and services provided during the evening of Minarely ore.
Incomplete text from a London street scene references a city area and a person or place name. The legible words hint at a local event or sighting but lack clear details or full names to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
The Star of Mutede reports a reform plan to extend the Tinlianipolis and Cincinnati line from this city to Hamilton. Trustees would manage stock and bond transfers by August 20, close receivership, and reorganize the company to raise funds for the road from Comtereville to Patat. Funeral for Martin Meyer at St Gabriel's drew a large crowd with many distant attendees and numerous floral tributes.
The will of Francis T Roots 15 was filed in circuit court by clerk W J Sparks. Dated January 2, 1908 the document assigns real estate in Muneie Delaware County and the rest to Sallie H Roots and Clarence S Roots with Clarence as executor and Sallie as executrix.
Report from a Chicago hospital notes surgeons debated removing the stomach to test patient outcomes. Before conclusions emerged the patient died, suggesting life without a stomach may be untenable. An advertised remedy, Dr. Coddwell's Syrup Pepe, claimed to ease indigestion and constipation and sold for 52 cents a bottle.
The Fayettte Savings and Seven Company filed suit in the circuit against Grater, Chearks, Garrulet and Morris. It seeks a judgment of 24 and attorney fees, with a receiver to take custody of the property. The complaint alleges the company’s debts have not been paid for thirteen weeks and names Me Granger as successor in managing the property.
Delinquent tenants owing one year or more face tax like enforcement with public sale dates set near April 1 1908. TEMES NEWS CO warns that any payment before the specified date may avert further action.
An OCR fragment touts Foley's Honey and Tar as safe for children and claims immunity from the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It asserts no opiates or harmful drugs and presents MedGenmmen & Son as the source, but the text is garbled.
An old advertisement touts Dr Cale Syrup Pepsia as a cure for constipation and stomach and bowel troubles. It claims users will feel well after taking it at night and promises affordable prices at druggists.
Fayette County auditors report January and February interest and projected income from taxes. Debate over river bridge options continues as commissioners set March 17 to decide between arch bridge or solid fill with safety measures and bid calls for construction.
The article outlines two main bridge options to handle overflow at Chatner foot of fifth street hill. One plan adds a low level bridge with open passage. the other proposes a high fill barrier without openings. Engineer A P Stewart from Freshville surveys ground with the commissioners.
In Lexington Kentucky W Tte Clay reports fowl sick with cholera were saved after using Bourbon Poultry Cure poured down them. The claim notes no deaths. Sold by Edwards Murray Drugists in Connersville.
G Ve Shipp of Clintonville Kentucky reports using most hog cholera cures without success but says Bourbon Hot Cholera Remedy is the only cure he has found. Edwards Murray druggists of Connersville Indiana report selling the remedy.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarrh. It claims the medicine reaches the seal of disease internally to address a constitutional condition and asserts testimonials from users and doctors support its effectiveness. The product is sold by BPOULCHENEY & CO in Toledo Ohio and via druggists nationwide.
A funeral was held today in Popeinapolis for Mrs. Charles Sherry. Attending were ATr. aid Mrs. Id Sherry and Mr. and Mrs. George Krehl, Willits Sherry, Henry Bray, and Chas. Shorey now residing elsewhere. Deceased sister to Henry Bras of East Connersville and the late Cameron Brayanu to Mrs. George Ket. Died of heart trouble after years of illness.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepal as a universal remedy for stomach trouble headaches constipation indigestion and foul breath. It promises a guaranteed cure and offers a one dollar bottle.
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