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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
3
Local items record visits and daily activities of residents with assorted notes on fairs hockey youth events and construction projects. Mentions include Mrs Frank Paddock of Laboriy Ed Methaw and Origudoa Brown plus Miss Lillia and Miss Floankine among relatives visiting relatives and attending events at fairs and stations.
Thursday's Daily notes the ticker window receipts rose to 67e, the largest day total yet, with events at the Court House and nearby venues drawing crowds. Mentions Miss Portia White, John Renubusch, and several residents visiting Everton, Cambridge City, Lyons Station, and Yankeetown amid a busy day.
A long patchwork of notices records visits, engagements, and changes in Connersville and nearby communities. It notes deaths, arrivals of visitors from Indianapolis and Columbus, campaign results for township offices, and a surgical operation for Miss Rebecca Nevin, with details of people and places across the region.
Fragments show Mrs Jobindatz visiting Stelbyville for a few days. Kennedy family members and relatives appear as guests of Mays. Several names and places drift in and out, including Nabhewa Rartphi and Cyrthin Foster, with unclear ties and dates.
A regional health notice warns that more than half of people over sixty suffer kidney and bladder disorders linked to enlarged prostate. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to correct urinary issues and reduce danger, citing a man from West Virginia who benefited after using the product following symptoms and complications.
An OCR fragment mentions SIN RACER MEL PTS and UGTEAS TAKES SYS WHEIST CAME BC with brief garbled context. No clear event or entities beyond those names.
In a charged city scene, residents debate honesty of political claims surrounding Hearst Parker and Bryan. The piece recalls editorials on Democratic nominees, party loyalties, and campaign tactics with references to Cumberland Maryland, Rockefellers stance, and reactions from readers.
Mrs David Fiant died after a long illness at her home. Survived by husband and several children, she was a devout Christian and longtime member of the Crerivan Baptist church. Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning at Sprigewiersville with Pastor Thurtles officiating.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses complexion eye health and digestion with references to syrup and digestive aids. Several garbled terms impede clear meaning but suggest an old health advertisement or medical note. No coherent events or individuals emerge.
Fragmented text outlines school choice, district buildings, and safety codes with references to codes, streets, and local names. The readable lines mention budget plans, public notices, and a district focus on safety but lack coherent details or specific events.
The Pure Food and Drug Law approves Foley’s Pfenes and Par for coughs colds and lung troubles as free from opiates or habit forming drugs. It is recommended for children by Meena & Son.
The text reads as a garbled advertisement claiming a cure for blotches, foul breath, headaches, and other ailments. It mentions potions, odd symbols, and dubious efficacy while noting discomfort and poor health.
Fragmented OCR notes report the death of Mrs. Endicott after a period of serious illness. The draft text mentions health issues, community response, and scattered names, but lacks coherent details or dates.
Posey Republican group plans a meeting Wednesday at Certicast to discuss campaign concerns and organize outreach. Attendees include local party leaders and volunteers shaping the slate for upcoming elections.
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