Courier Journal Transforms to Twice-a-Week Format
The Weekly Courier Journal becomes the Twice-a-Week Courier Journal with Wednesday and Saturday issues. Each six to twelve page edition expands output to 104 weekly pages and 832 columns annually while keeping its Democratic principles and pricing at $1 per year. Editor Henry Watterson will contribute editorials on current topics.
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Courier-Journal
Parliestion Onyr
Démocratie Prinriples
Henry Wattereon
Courier-Jonrne
Street Corner Directory Listings of Intersections
A compact list of street corner intersections and place names including Mooney's Cannery Starch Works Franklin Avenue various numbered cross streets and avenues such as Fifth Washington Jackson Pearl Sycamore Chestnut Wilron Union Mechanic Pearl and others reflecting a historical urban grid.
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Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney's Cannery
Franklin
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
Chestnut
Fifth
Wilron
Eighth
Union
Tenth
Hutching Avenue
Sixteenth
California
Orinoco Avenue
Telephone Companies Columbus Connected by Central Union Lines
Central Union Telephone Company now links Columbus with major U S cities and towns using metallic copper circuits and long distance gear. Subscribes may access intercity service with new rates on inquiry. Trains to Indianapolis and Louisville listed with daily and Sunday departures, effective November 15.
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Columbus
Central Union
Unite States
Theity
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Jqua
Dayton
Cincinati
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cadmore
Chisago
Detroit
Midh
South Peace
Terre
Pany
Columbus Market Prices and Commodities Listed
The column records current prices in Columbus for wheat 86 cents per bushel, corn 18 cents, hay 100 dollars per ton, poultry and eggs with geese five cents per pound, chickens five cents, turkeys eight cents, ducks six cents, eggs ten cents per dozen, butter six to seven cents per pound, coffee 134 cents per package, sugar 44 cents per pound, canned goods five to eight cents per can, beans and legumes ranging two to three cents per pound, soap three cents per cake, potatoes 30 cents per bushel, apples 40 cents per bushel, turnips five cents per bushel, bacon and lard five cents per pound, tobacco six cents per cut, molasses twenty cents per gallon, and rice five cents per pound with hominy fourteen cents per pound.
Unclear Vocals Mention Confused Interjections
Fragmentary voice notes reveal garbled speech and misheard phrases. Phrases include mispronounced lines about Christmas and hair styling, with surrounding babble and uncertain attribution.
Arithmetic tale tests will and elephant division
A narrative describes a will dividing property by one half for Fuenhuén, one third for Nupin, and one ninth for Ding-bat. After a neighboring adviser suggests pairing elephants to satisfy fractions, the men end with varying numbers each, and the question remains whether the estate was divided according to the will’s terms.
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Fuenhuén
Nupin
Suenpunk
Fuenhu
Tuexheun
Ding-bat
Svenpunk
Princess of Wales and Her Loyal Old Pony Huffy
A Cassel’s Family Magazine piece praises the princess of Wales for riding prowess and kindness to old pets. Her bay pony Huffy, age 22, remains cherished after 16 years in her service and is kept comfortably. The princess is depicted as fearless on hunts, often leading in fast runs and enduring harsh weather with skill.
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Cassel
Mr. Jessop
Prince George
Vision of Chicago fair rising from ashes
The piece recalls the White City dream of Chicago fading in a fire, then rising again as palaces form near the capitol. Scribner's notes the new grandeur while praising enthusiasm and appreciation as the lesson bound to harmony.
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Chicago
Sete
Scribner’s
Capitol
Praca Pal
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Veno
Otto
Chamberlain
Q. J. Noblitt
Rices
Nienaber
Columbus Daily and
Weekly Star
THE
NEW Republican
Congress
4Th St
Ulrich Block
Sope & Greensburg
Cincinnati
Greensburg Co
WH. &G
Ewington Barney's
Hartaville
Cro
Miller’n Lambert
Y. Cooper
Cooper
Attorneys-at-Law
Masonic Building
Indiana
Roland M.D
Grifth Black
Western Union Telegraph Office
W. Cor
Cheatnut St. Boursl
Citizens Phone
SAS
F. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Will
Crump
Court House
Bie
Gars
NIN
C.a.snow&co
Ore
Washington, B.C
Blickenserfer No
PACE
Ogden
Rosenbush
Moore
J. H. Arnold
Scientific
Township, Trustees
Hawcreek
Geo. C. Moore
Hope
Flatrock
O. Dodd
St. Louis
W. E. Springer
Wayne
Wic
Wiseman
Jonesville
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Ogilville
F. &. Meyers
Waymanayilie County
J. A. Wade
Beck
John Suverkrup
James Sibley
Wm. Schooler
Johno W. Donake
John K. Rights
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben. Patterson
Herman Roast
W. W. Adame
Wm. McCollough
Ben. Parker
Schoonover
Stevens
Komine
Daily Courier-Journal
Courier Journal
Columbus Weekly Star
Columbusstar
Haute,ud
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Sun
Telandes C.om
LouisvitLux
Danlee
Gon Madison
Dany ix
Canoribar’ Orrae
Nicholas
Paul
London
MacGregor
Stualghirrey
Princess
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