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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
9
A chaotic report from Rice details a strike by Doctor Lackhar with a claimed price of 50 000 a ton. Wife Rita mentioned, doctors tied to the event, with confusing references to witnesses, dates, and local figures amid a swirl of unclear notes and names.
Commissioners Phirst and Springler plus Auditor Kennedy and Engineer Stewart visited the Rushville poor farm for a quarterly inspection. The report notes bids opened for asylum supplies and a list of contracts awarded, with details of specific suppliers and goods.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson will speak to the people of Connersville and Payette county at the Auditor ium Monday evening. The event is welcomed by Cubabees Republicans who praise his farming innovations and his work for the department. President Roosevelt regards Wilson as a personal friend and admires the department’s progress. The auditorium will host a distinguished speaker, seen as a treat for farmers.
A historical reunion program recounts the fiftieth anniversary muster with speakers from Cherettwton Pendiersii and Decatur. Officers elected, next meeting location chosen, and notes on local attendance and a memorial for fallen deputies noted.
Unclear OCR text records Lewis Adams fined amid multiple infractions at bus stops. The fragment mentions fees or penalties and references to locations, buses, and dates, but the exact charges and context are obscured.
Five plaintiffs obtained decrees of separation in the circuit court proceedings. Details show one absolute divorce granted to Rees, while other petitions received varied rulings and distributions of property debts.
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