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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1898

Page

3

Woman Runs Co operative Restaurant Sparked by Emma Deane

A new co operative restaurant idea emerges in the city led by Emma Deane after a split with Mrs. Josephine Davis at Olive street. Deane plans stock purchases from boarders to fund a venture opposite Davis, with Deane as manager and a dedicated reserve fund. The piece notes broader themes of the New Woman and suffrage progress.

Jefferson Avenue Olive Street Josephine Davis Emma Deane Davis Miss Deane Mrs. Davis Misa Deane Deane Tam North Pole South Seas New York Times

Changing Roles of Women in Business and Society

A study notes major shifts in women’s power and participation. Women hold executive roles in small firms and invest, vote on school matters, and enjoy suffrage in several states. Social life shows women now frequent clubs and restaurants once restricted to men.

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F Donner's Store Leads In Timepieces And Jewelry

F Donner at 420 Washington St remains the leading shop for watches clocks jewelry and optical goods. He offers fine watch repairing and invites customers to see his selection.

F. Donner Washington St Mosco ST Baker and Grocer Scott's E.E. Waddington

Meeting to nominate city officers in March 1898

A summons calls residents to gather in the city on March 29 1898 at 7 30 p m to nominate candidates for mayor clerk treasurer and marshal. The fragment also references address sixth and seventh streets.

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Historical commodity prices list for Bran to Onion sets

A fragmented price table lists commodities with unit prices including Bran per ton Corn per bushel hay per ton oats per bushel cattle and calves per cwt hens per pound turkeys per pound butter per pound eggs per dozen and various sugar syrups fruits and vegetables with retail and per unit figures. It reflects a late 19th or early 20th century market page with multiple small items and ranges.

Seed Potatoes and Goods Advertisements at George's Grocery

An assortment of seed potatoes including Triumphs and Six Weeks’ varieties is advertised at George's Grocery, 227 and Street. The ad promotes cheap footwear, hardware, coal, and misc goods from local merchants, highlighting low prices and advertised specialties.

George's Grocery

Wood Burning Options Debated for Dry Firewood

Buyers are told beach wood is best for burning and both block and stove wood are available. The material is described as nice and dry for heating needs.

Big Four R R Going West 405 Mixed 401

Railroad movement item notes a westward run on the Big Four with 405 and 401 mix indicating car or schedule identifiers. Early 20th century line activity referenced in concise transit brief.

Savad by a Terrier Gyp Saves Workmen From Dynamite

A fox terrier named Gyp saved four blasting workers near North Street West Rye. After five sticks exploded and one fuse remained lit, Gyp seized the live dynamite with his teeth and carried it to his kennel, which exploded, then returned to the men wagging his tail.

Gyp Martin Berry North Street West Rye New York Journal

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