C. H. and G Branch Going West Schedule
Mixed pm 2.30 5.10 am Going East 402 and 405 401 operate on a transit route listing times and directions. The fragment mentions branch movements with times but lacks full context or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1898
Page
3
Mixed pm 2.30 5.10 am Going East 402 and 405 401 operate on a transit route listing times and directions. The fragment mentions branch movements with times but lacks full context or identifiable entities.
Report notes the British Parliament extends municipal woman suffrage to Ireland after prior grants in England and Scotland. The measure allows single women and widows in Ireland to vote for all officers except MPs on par with men. The piece cites earlier Dublin Cork charter gains and calls for solidarity with Irish women.
The Duse needed four gowns for Monte Carlo with two days notice. Worth crafted a white satin ball dress with gold and pearl embroidery and a long train. The team sourced gems and fabrics from all over Paris, delivering four completed dresses in under 15 hours.
Bartholomew county Republicans are urged to meet in precincts or designated places on June 3 1898 to select delegates for a county convention in Columbus June 4 1898 to nominate state and county officials. The total delegates count and per precinct allocations follow with 165 delegates needed for a choice. A separate note praises Emma Stoddard the 18 mile daily mail carrier between Canton and Ponkapoag post office despite winter hardships.
Fragmentary OCR note lists a residence at Eighth and Chestnut in Southwest County with unclear timing and names. It mentions Bell and a possible 17th date but the context and actions remain unreadable.
The page lists several city businesses including Cand y Kitchen for candies at Old P. 0. Building, E C Becht proprietor. M J Hirth Grocery and Bakery at 10th and Mechanic for fruit cakes. John M Newcomb at 335 Jackson Street selling flour and coal with motto Always the Best Always the Cheapest. Jos Stobo Blacksmith offering horseshoeing. Henry Meier at 515 4th Street selling coal wood and feed. Bruning and Vonstrohe at 720 Sycamore St selling fruit vegetables oysters and country meat with tel 194.720.
Willer Carman offers boarding and sale stable space between Franklin and Mechanic with special weekly or monthly rates and promises the best care at the cheapest price. John Hughes runs staple and fancy groceries at 523 Washington Street with good butter and fresh produce. Mo Scott bakes crackers daily at 522 Washington Street, inviting customers to try the fresh crackers.
Triumphs and Six Weeks two crop varieties along with standard Northern and Eastern seed potatoes offered at George's Grocery, 227 2nd street. EE. Waddington offers 95 cents cash for goods trade. Leader in fine footwear and low prices.
CHAS DANFORTH advertises brakings and manuf services with mail order convenience. MRS H PIEL promotes the Gold Mine with a visitor invitation to compare. J A HUGHES invites customers to compare fashion at corner 4th and Franklin. Livery and Feed stable offers finest turnouts and special rates to commercial men.
An aggregation of 19th century storefront notices features John Lay promoting easy shaves and haircuts near the post office, Sanders and Taylor selling paints and drugs at 815 Washington, J E Ferguson touting photography at 517 Washington, country produce prices, MRS E W Ragsdale millinery at 423 Washington, Breining & Co stove and hardware offers, Phenix Drug Store assurances, and M Born & Co Chicago tailors with suits from 13.5.
Donholt Mfr offers boots and shoes with first class shoemaking and repairs. Prices tailored to current times.
Dentists Pratl and Dennison urge patients to consider crown and bridge dentistry over extractions, highlighting their lead-in denture services. They emphasize not removing teeth before consulting them.
A request for a trial order includes bruning vonstache lettuce green onions rhubarb celery asparagus radishes new tomatoes strawberries bananas oranges and lemons. The message asks to place a trial order.
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