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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment from a newspaper page mentions Poumuisib Woe and Roy Hy tied to The Jimes News Company with unclear details. The readable text lacks coherent events or dates to form a full report.
A list of state and county ticket candidates including Governor James Eb. Watson and Lt Governor C. Goodwine, Secretary Fred A. Simb, Treasurer Oscar Hadley, Attorney General James Bingham, State Superintendent Lawrence M. Purnan, and more. Also names for Supreme Court and Appellate Court judges, reporters, and local officials like Sheriff Miller, Coroner Chester Moose Spicely, and district commissioners.
An unsigned ad-like fragment touts a kidney cure and prostate remedies. It cites testimonials from a Mr Hodney Barneth of Port Mo and a merchant named MeRennda & Sou, claiming complete health restoration and protection from danger. The text markets unspecified syrup and pills with grand guarantees, typical of 19th or early 20th century patent medicine advertisements.
Enrollment at Marshall schools rises modestly as plans to raise funds are proposed. Governor Hanly could benefit from the push for a free fair and expanded school programs this year.
A garbled page discusses a plan called the Pree Pair urging public support to prosper. It mentions Mr BE. OV. Hawkins and a call for plates to aid voters and local guidance. The piece weighs potential costs and benefits, urging timely community input.
Governor Handy denounces candidate Marshall and defends county option as aligned with the spirit of government and Christian ministry in Indiana. He urges ministers and voters to back locally decided prohibition without tying it to party politics, stressing consent of the governed.
Jonathan Po Caray departed this life in May. He lived at the old homestead with his father and brothers nearby, survived by three brothers and two sisters. He was known as an honest, upright man who endured years of suffering with quiet patience. His memory honors those who valued truth and duty.
The text reports on a community event at Garrison Cree with references to local figures and activities including a coed rite and attendees. mentions of Mars and Indianapolis fragment the piece, with scattered names and unclear actions.
Mrs Mary Ping and family visit Newton Miller and wife Charles. Carl Curtis and wife Wateroth Paby attend services at Wo Hills Church Baptist. Several families listed as visiting and attending events. fuel savings noted and upcoming village gatherings mentioned with scant details.
Raymond Sprigmer attorney files a divorce complaint alleging the dissolution of marriage between the plaintiff and the defendant Jobe Voini Ty Popa res, with a notice of appearance required by December term. The suit, filed in Conuersville court, lists court actions and dates for the defendant to answer or face default.
Fred Moore of Casey Ohio visits his father and sister for a few days as a Mission Circle gathers fourteen members with visitors from Connersville Everton and Mason Ohio. Cake refreshments are served. October meeting planned at Mrs Ghunning’s with leader Watch Miss Xia Rose. Everton school resumes Monday. recital led by Elsie Lake and family attends church. Several residents visit nearby towns. several correspondents report health updates and neighborly visits.
In the valley district the clover seed batch is largely thrashed as schools opened last Monday. Various residents, including Melvin Bake and family, and Mrs. J C Worster, are mentioned in passing visits and hometown events. Community members discuss upcoming sales, sowing crops, and attendance at a state dairy event, with social calls among neighbors noted throughout.
A fragmented local column recounts visits and social events in Waterloo including Charles Finney of Los Angeles on a trip to New York, time with relatives, guests of J. B. Caldwell, and college plans for Roy and Albert Green. It also mentions Miss Carrie Geise visiting Claud Heise and family, church attendance, and various neighbors and families appearing in the week’s notes.
Dr Thomas Finn of Bounsbery Missouri, with 32 years in medicine, claims Foley's Kidney Cure best treats chronic and acute kidney and bladder issues. He says it stops irregularities and strengthens the entire system.
A public sale advertises 65 Long Col breed hogs from the farm of noc Mate located one mile south of Brownsville. The event takes place Wednesday September 30 with buyers promised a herd-worthy selection. The description notes the hogs are large, growthy, and the pick of two herds.
Mrs W E R Caswell entertained yesterday to celebrate the sainted anniversary of Ma Caswell. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Woodis Niedirow Hovtern and others. Roses and white flowers adorned the event as notable townspeople attended.
An advertising note extols Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed cure for constipation and stomach trouble, recommending disposal of harsh purgatives and promoting the gentle action of the product.
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