Obituary notices Mrs Toby Detrick Cambridge Area
Mrs Toby Detrick a well known woman of near Cambridge City died yesterday at her home a mile southeast of the village. She was seventy seven years old and had lived in the Cambridge neighborhood for many years. She had many friends in the area and occasionally visited here. A Miss Kiva Wright started this item for Kansas City during a visit. B M Barrows and family and Earl Matney of Orange are in town for business.
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Toby Detrick
Rman
Cambride City
Cambridge
Liss Kiva Wright
Kansas City
B. M. Barrows
Earl Matney
Orange
Am Perin
McFarland
Connersville
Flo
Nnear
Sen
Fghter
Ray Nickels
Hazelco
Harry Cawley
Kanapolis
Louisville
Kentucky
Cawley
Indianapolis
88 Sisco
Indianylis Conservatory of Studic
Ing
Mr. Cawley
Fort Wayne Daily News Community Notes and Accidents
Thursday's Daily reports a newborn in the Perry Stoten family at Nineteenth Street, a finger amputation at Connersville Furniture Factory, a new marriage between Hazel co and Harry Cawley in Louisville, plus a wooden wedding anniversary celebration for Mrs. Frank McCrory and her spouse. It also mentions visits from Val Caberly, Aston, and Fred Uackleman, with local social details in the city.
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Frank McCrory
Yasily Waeste
Crory
Val Caberly
Lawons Station
Sfor
Aston
Her
Ohio
Caberdy
Mrr
Cuberly
Andersonville Son
Cuberly Homie
Fred Uackleman
Benton le
Local tally sheet confusion at Con rsville precinct No 10
A disputed tally shows 676 votes across fifteen groups of five for Frank Edwards, with a conflicting total entered. The scene lists local residents and officials visiting the city, including Watt de Urs and J. Wine, while others attend a literary program and a Delights gathering.
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Conrsville Township
Frank Edwards
Nation's Manufacturers See Better Business Outlook
New York reports by the National Association of Manufacturers show continued improvement in commercial conditions with an optimistic business outlook. Replies from 3,000 members indicate many plants plan to add workers by December 1, totaling over 200,000 new positions and potentially 650,000 more as factories expand to meet demand.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Magacipe
TOR. Worthington Company
Newark
Lidgerwood Company
New Hartford
Conn
Camden
New Jersey
Thee Queen and Crescent Rathraced
Chattignogea
Tonheser
Saratoga
Eiplovers
Piper Amulis
Bangsar
Alaide
National Victory Overshadows Local Struggles in 1912 Debate
The article argues national success for the Democrats dwarfs local gains, noting public relief at stability after a panic and the impact on industry and trade. It credits Taft supporters for revived enterprise and declares Republicans rejoicing in a broad, people-centered victory amid economic fears.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Catters
Ips
Taft Defends Honest Business Rule After Election Address
President elect Taft in Cincinnati declares business men must obey the law and that government will back legitimate enterprise. He emphasizes knowledge of statutes and adherence to legality to ensure steady progress, apologizing for the seriousness of the topic.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Patt
No Case of Pneumonia on Record Warns Against Suspected Cough Preparations
A quoted note warns there is no record of pneumonia from cough medicines and cautions against unverified tonics that may contain opiates. It urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar and refusing substitutes, attributed to OS. O. McKenman & Son.
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Poley
Foley's
OS. O. McKenman & San
Beeson Family Leaves for Seattle for Wife Health
Mr Beeson of X County treasurer with his wife Mrs Beeson and their son Wayne departed for Seattle Washington. They left Saturday evening to seek medical care for Mrs Beeson as her health required attention.
Taft Beats Bryan With Large Lead In Election Totals
In the reported count Taft leads Bryan by a wide margin with Taft at 321 and Bryan at 162. The tally details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate Taft securing a commanding advantage. Names and precise locations are obscured in the damaged text.
Col ECTUEANS Essay on Kidney Cure Endorses Product
CQ K Burlaus of Carliste Center NY writes that four years ago Powroke stated Poo was cured of a severe huleyey trouble by two bottles of Moleys Eddey Cure. He reports relief from brick dust, kidney pain and symptoms. He claims no recurrence in four years and recommends Poleys Kidarey Cure. SS O Mer hennan & Son.
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CQ. K. Burlaus
Carliste Center
N.Y
Tess
Tlene
Poley
SS. O. Mer Hennan & Son
Quetilima Mystery in a Farmer’s Posed Quail Discovery
A farmer finds a dead quail in a crate of provisions. He opens it and discovers it packed with Chinese bass. Curiosity drives him to study the bird, and he reports unusual features including white markings and strong detailing.
Candy Cold Cure Pibaete Promises Quick Check
A fragment notes a medicine called Candy Cold Cure Pibaete claiming rapid relief for colds. The text references a brief testing period and mentions Ashworth but provides few concrete details or outcomes.
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Seldo Ty Tewa Ashworth
S S S the Best Blood Purifier for Catarrh Claims
The advertisement extols S S S as the only medicine that reaches the blood to remove catarrhal matter and impurities. It asserts relief from ringing in the ears headaches mucus in throat and other symptoms only after purification. It also mentions a free book on Catarrh and licenses for wild fowl hunting from October E to November 10 with resident and non resident fees.
Beeson Family Plans Shift Amid Health and Farewell Notes
The Beeson family contemplates departure from Seattle areas with Mr Beeson seeking health benefits and potential permanent relocation to the Northwest. His son Flugh Beeson holds a lucrative post with the Washington Steel and Bolt Company about thirteen miles from Seattle as possessions are largely sold. Friends in Connersville anticipate their return or future happiness if they settle elsewhere.
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Mr. Beeson
AM Vs. Beeson
Flugh Beeson
Washington Steel and Bolt Company
Seattle
Beoson
Vals
Connersville
Hints to Hunters Restrict Sunday Quail and Prairie Chicken Hunt
The notice outlines hunting restrictions from November 10 to January 1 for quail grouse and prairie chicken and bans Sunday hunting. It sets daily limits of no more than five game birds and lists seasons for wild geese ducks and waterfowl, doves, rabbits, and squirrels with specific dates and exceptions.
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Data Series
Adeust Fo
Money Makers Are the Coin Factories at Philadelphia
Mints in Philadelphia San Francisco and Denver began coining a new five dollar gold piece under a plan to depress the design below the field for a flat wear resistant surface. The coin will bear the motto In God We Trust and reflect an idea discussed with President Roosevelt by William Sturgis Bigelow in Boston.
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Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
To-Dix
Roosevelt
William Sturgis Biglow
Boston
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets Sold by Lewis Ashworth
Boxed tablet remedy claims quick relief from headaches and pains in about twenty minutes. The 25 cent package lists the full formula and is sold by Lewis Ashworth.
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