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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented report notes a Biotiecone related study with unclear results and 0 percent Coontifestile sterioid findings. The text references Tope Eboas and Mesister, but lacks clear context or conclusions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions deception and law notes with references to Bryan Kew and Will L. Okeefe, plus a tavern, a village nine miles south of Deaured Wits Aldone and an editor's statement. Details are unclear and entities are inconsistently captured.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Brookville context with names like Cain and Grech, mentions a camping arrest and court action. It includes a long stream of disjointed phrases, references to a petition, “Indeentent” cases, and a medical advertisement by Dr Shoop. The readable portions hint at legal notices, a public-facing summary, and an unrelated health ad.
Fragmented OCR text references committees, directives, and anecdotes about recipes, compensation, and local matters. Many names, places, and dates are garbled, making a precise event or subject difficult to identify from the readable phrases.
The article profiles My. Juamb in Indiana focusing on his role in safeguarding breweries rails and traction interests before the State Legislature. It notes his expected influence at Washington if Bryan is elected and outlines his activities during legislative sessions.
An Evansville special reports a man named J W O Byne living as a traveling cigar dealer was found dead from hanging in a barn near Sebree Kentucky after being cast from his home for days. He was last seen in Vincentes Cadiana two weeks ago and was well known in Evansville trade circles.
Fayette county farmers report an unusually large quail crop this season driven by water scarcity. birds cluster by ponds and streams. They fear heavy hunting and advance dog training by outsiders will reduce numbers before the season opens. A brief ad promotes Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets with a 25 cent box.
Col. John Osborn returns to Greensburg after filling appointments in Union and Franklin counties for Hon. U H Kuhn. Kuhn lost his voice in the campaign and Osborn struggled, returning in a whisper though ready to advocate for Kuhn and Bryan if elected.
A well sunk on Cary Jackson's farm near Falmouth, a Democratic state legislator, struck water at about forty feet after four prior attempts failed. After a Shelbyville party was hired, a vein of water appeared at depth around forty feet, rapidly rising through the pipe to about ninety feet above ground.
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