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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1908
Page
10
Extensive fur display featuring Black Furs Persian Lamb and Natural Minks with large stocks. Promotions include heavily reduced 26 to 50 inch Pony Coats plus Con coa ts and Broadtail options. Holiday values extend to seals, Sable sets, mink blends, and numerous fur trimmed coats and dresses with deep discounts. West Fourth Street Vine and Race location.
The Day Camy association held a meeting to decide whether to align with the roulosis league or act independently. No decision was reached and a follow up meeting will be scheduled soon. Other items included Hasson on phonograph value and Prof Wolfe Stone on character reading. A Vine Street Congregational meeting led by William Eads Howe was noted. The Episco pal Church clubs’ December gathering featured Prof F B Dyer on modern education.
Joseph Garretson, editor of the Times-Star, writes that Charles P. Taft’s career in Cincinnati and Ohio shows a lifetime of loyal public service. The letter details Taft’s work on education, the sinking fund, and city betterment, praising his modesty, civic duty, and leadership.
Building Inspector Kuhlman and Chief of Police Millikin warn nickel theaters about crowding in aisles and unsafe conditions. They say two houses were given notice and risk license revocation if violations continue.
The first move to consolidate the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Men's club is planned for tonight as committees from both groups meet. No definite plan is set, but options include forming a Chicago Association of Commerce style organization with one executive committee and merged civic groups under the Chamber of Commerce building.
Michael Merkel plans a two story dwelling on the north side of Carll street between Seegar and Linden at a cost of 2200 dollars. Emiles Senholz seeks a one and a half story dwelling at 2517 Warsaw avenue. L Taylor proposes a two story dwelling in the rear of 759 Carlisle avenue costing 1250 dollars.
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