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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
2
The entry records social visits and travel plans in Martinsville and surrounding areas. Names include Charles Newlauil and Clifford Stedie with spouse, Enter Potter and wife, and Preston Shoeprv among others. The piece mentions a trip to Chicago and a seven week West tour, with scattered garbled details and dates.
Fragmentary notices show names and travels including HM McFarlan departing for Brazoria Texas after visiting family in Connersville. Joseph McKay returns from Vevay Indiana with Merton Works family in tow for a short stay. Readers glimpse small town movements and social signals in this rough OCR slice.
Detailed report describes Mildred Doney as treasurer, with scene notes of sorrow and financial figures around thirty dollars. The account covers her reactions, hospital or doctors mentions, and unclear context of a financial issue tied to a widow.
A chaotic town dance in Harrison Ohio faced disruption as young men barred by girls choosing to attend without escorts. The event, at a local hall, reportedly sparked protests and heated feelings before ending with women leaving escorted and the men unsettled.
A sprawling, OCR fragmented note outlines preparations and financials for a county fair in Fairview. It lists township contributions, exhibitor receipts, building and track work, and notices about unpaid subscriptions. The document mentions towns, names, and a long roster of vendors, committee members, and sponsors with scattered figures.
A medical officer, Dr. George P. Ceranut, trailing illness fears, ends Bas dite Chis Gnotinus at PbO by shooting him in the head in a hospital setting.
The notice touts Dr Cutwell’s Syrup Pepa as a cure for constipation indigestion and digestive troubles. It claims immediate improvement by morning and urges purchase from druggists at a small price.
Distinguished Oregon statesman will open the campaign in Falmouth with Chairm an Wiles and Congressman William C. Howles. The event in Paesouth Friday attracts local attendance as a notable political gathering. A Chicago hospital report on stomach removal prompts medical debate before a patient dies. Coldwell's Syrup is recommended for digestion relief.
Public notice from the Payette Circuit Court records in Indiana style warns non residents about legal actions. The fragment references a December pest, a case number and party names but text is garbled. The readable elements indicate formal court proceeding notices requiring response by a deadline.
Indiana notice to defendants in the Fayette Circuit Court October term 1908 for partition. Plaintiffs McKee Little Frost file complaint. defendants named Howell Pyke Barbara Lut te Thomas Lut te not residents. Court to hear unless they appear October 8, 1908 at Connersville Court House.
An old advertisement asserts Uc Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is guaranteed to cure indigestion constipation sick headache offensive breath malaria and all diseases arising from stomach ills with strong promotional language.
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