Local Markets Wheat and Oats Prices Noted
Fragments from a local market listing show Wheat at .000 and Oats around 2.02 with Butter near 146 and 64H noted. Values appear incomplete and lack clear dates or dealer names.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1908
Page
7
Mann Lumber Co Failure Impacts Muskegon Firm
Local brief notes that the reported failure of Mann Lumber Co of this city will injure the Mann Watson Co of Muskegon according to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Lumber Co
Mann-Watson Co
Muskegon
Toledo Yard Accident and Local Misfortunes
Milo Bensecker, formerly of this city now in Toledo, broke both ankles after slipping on frost while cleaning a box car in Toledo yards last Wednesday. William Bensecker reports Milo is recovering as well as could be expected. Mildred Overlease, eight, fractured her right arm playing with friends. Lake Shore motorman B Colburn injured his right wrist adjusting a motor. Ida M. Rice of Cassopolis reported a theft of 15 dollars worth children’s clothing from her buggy on Franklin. Walley and Charles Alley fished through the ice on a lake, bringing in thirty perch and bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Bensecker
Toledo
Lake Shore
William Bensecker
Mildred
Re-Appointed Physicians Named for Townships
Dr. Eugene Oldeman and colleagues are reappointed as physicians for several townships. The notice lists AY and Holde as appointed physicians, outlining their duties and the scope of medical oversight for local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldeman
Ton
Eugene’ Holdepinted
Embargo Forces Canada Route Changes for US Rail Traffic
Rail bulletin notes Canada bans live animals on American lines, directing eastbound traffic to Lake Shore Detroit and westbound to Lake Shore Buffalo, with transfers to Michigan Central at Detroit for Michigan stock. Also covers personnel moves, shop supervision changes, bridge closure near Mishawaka, theater seating shift, new two cent stamps, and local Bible class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Detroit
Buffalo
Chicago
Michigan
J. G. Kiel
Collinwood
Frank Paulis
Kiel
B. Bell
Bell
A. D. Love
Framey
Topner
Mina
Ohio
Q O. M. Foster
C. A. Nelson
Local social events fill holiday week with games and gifts
The Current Club enjoyed a holiday gathering with ten minute entertainments and several stunts. Miss Zoa Hay performed a humorous reading. Winners included Miss Frances Bigelow for gum drop eating and Mrs. B. C. Godfrey for crackers. Other contests featured pin pulling, gum wads animal figures, and flower name questions. A moon craft and refreshments followed for sixteen members and a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoa Hay
Frances Bigelow
B. C. Godfrey
W. A. Griffin
J. E. Bigelow
Mesdames Burrell
Morgan
Grace Lockton
Marshall, Mich
Mesdames M. W. Snyder
Nelson
Samuel Pawling
Ben Hur Fraternal New Year Eve Open House
The Ben-Hurs announce an open house New Year event at the G A R hall with a dramatic reading by Miss Marguerite Crowley and a one act comedy by Mrs C J Nye and E Perrin Schwartz. There is no admission fee and the program begins at 8 15 with broad invitation to friends and the public. About 400 attended the W O W district meeting in South Bend Tuesday with twenty traveling from here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben-Hurs
G. A. R. Hall
Marguerite Crowley
C. J. Nye
New York City
E. Perrin Schwartz
McKenzie Comedy Company
Elkhart
J. P. McGee
P. P. Pindel
Friends of the Order
South Bend
Charles Stephens
Dudley Shively
Henry W. Steis
Stuart McKibbin
J. N. Berry
Goshen
A. M. Miller
Drumstown
F. A. Plumbbeck
Lei
Local Societies Rally Before Holidays In South Bend
Irwin and Geyer lead a Modern Woodmen meeting gifting clerk Glase a Christmas rug. Knight Templar conferred Red Cross Temple and Malta degrees. Colfax Camp MWA plans a $50,000 building. Elks lodge, Century Club ball, dances, Emanon Club party, and Century Club crown social promise a busy post holiday season with Geiss Orchestra set to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Templar Commandery
Red Cross
Temple
Malta
Colfax Camp
South Bend
Elks’ Lodge
Century Club
W. W. Wilt
Anderson’s Hall
M. R. Hopkins
Hoffman’s Hall
Emanon Club
Geiss Orchestra
Revival of Trading Stamp Nuisance Talk Here
City Clerk Wilkinson reports inquiries from two residents about an ordinance banning trading stamps. A 1901 veto left the issue unresolved. merchants once sabotaged the scheme amid a green versus brown stamp war. William Smith, selling teas and spices, seeks local opportunity after hearing of South Bend and Terre Haute booms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
William Smith
Turner
Porter Turner
Smith
South Bend
Terre Haute
Ekhart
Studebaker Honored With Gold Album at Public Banquet
South Bend citizens presented John Mohler Studebaker Sr. a solid gold album seven by five inches and weighing fifty ounces during a banquet for about 300 guests at Hotel Oliver. The album features bas relief portraits of Mr and Mrs Studebaker, a center leaf inscription, outlines of the Studebaker plant and old blacksmith shop, the motto Labor Omnia Vincit, and a rosewood box with purple plush lining and diamond clasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Studebaker
South Bend
Oliver
John Mohler Studebaker, Sr
Mr. Studebaker
Bristol woman suffers fatal hip injury in fall
County news reports Mrs. Zimmerman of Bristol, formerly of Goshen, fell last week and dislocated a hip. Her old age and recent severe illness leave her weakened, and the injury may prove fatal. She is the stepmother of Mrs. John Inbody of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Bristol
Goshen
John Inbody
Six men seek shelter as storm rages at city building
Police notes report six men applied for shelter at the city building Tuesday night amid a severe storm. One arrest for intoxication was also made that evening.
Narrow Escape Near Main and Marion Streets
A team hitched to a St. Joe Ice Co. wagon narrowly avoided collision with a southbound interurban car near Main and Marion. The driver maneuvered around a city car on the track and, at a slow speed, prevented a serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe Ice Co
Main
Marion
Elks Banquet Slated With Toasts And New Year Response
The Elks banquet will be held Thursday evening with R C Barney as toastmaster. Charles L Kinney J H Calkins and D J Ford will respond to toasts, 11 oclock W E B Wider will reply to the Elk toast, and City Judge Hughes will respond to the New Year at midnight. Music will intersperse the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
R. C. Barney
The
Charles L. Kinney
J. H. Calkins
D. J. Ford
W. EB. Wider
Hughes
Ditch case filed in Superior Court Belt v Kauff man
Edwardsburg Argus reports a motor vehicle struck Herdman Christian, the Harris township mail carrier, near Ed Hain's residence, demolishing his buggy but leaving him uninjured. The auto’s number is known and the owner may be held responsible for damages. Christmas meat dispensation not extended to New Year. meat prohibited on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belt
Moses M. Kauffman
Edwardsburg Argus
Herdman Christian
Ed Hain
Harris Township
Christian
Delta and High School Independent Basketball Night Match
The Delta and High School Independent teams meet this evening seeking win number two after each side already secured one victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Notable Society Moves and New Appointments
Gilford N H proudly cites Mrs Susan Emerson at eighty three who can fry old fashioned molasses doughnuts. Miss Clara M Howard is named to an international London fellowship and lectures at Wellesley College. Miss Julia Morrow goes to Cincinnati to train rescue and purity workers as correspond ing secretary of the National Purity federation. Mrs John Jacob Astor may lead New York society, Ava Willing is her successor. Ester Voorhees Hassan becomes chief nurse in the United States navy directing a corps of 100 nurses for a war ready nucleus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilford
N. HS
Susan Emerson
New England
Clara M. Howard
Socaty of American Women
London
Wellesley College
Julia Morrow
Cincinnati
National Purity Federation
John Jacob Astor
William Astor
New York Society
Ava Willing
Ester Voorhees Hassan
United States Navy
Medical Board
Animal Oddities and Extraordinary Sea Life
An account of unusual animal traits including an elephant smelling via the roof of its mouth, moor hens diving with wings, and birds swimming with webbed feet. Also describes the peniophthalmus walking fish in the south Pacific and a tall marabou adjutant stork that can consume a hare or cat, standing five feet tall with a fifteen foot wingspan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Tales of Cities Cast Tie Vote in Vermont Election
Sunderland Vermont reports a tied result with three votes for Bryan and three for Taft in the last local election. New Britain Connecticut begins naming a series of streets after its former mayors. New York City houses the most charities of any city globally. Cummington Massachusetts remains a secluded hamlet lacking a post office, distant from rail and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Bryan
Taft
New Britain
Conn
New York City
Cummington
Mass
Fixing the Responsibility in a Woman’s Love
A brief aphorism from V. Press discusses gender dynamics in romantic relations. The line suggests a provocative view on how a girl might influence a man to initiate sexual activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nn. V.press
For Sale Items Listed In Elkhart Ad Section
Quick meal gasoline stove square dining table chairs and carpets offered at 108 East Crawford Street. Sixteen acre truck and fruit farm two miles south of Elkhart described as best small farm in country, priced right by Kessler and Stauffer of Goshen Indiana. Lime partly air-slacked ten cents per bushel available from Elkhart Egg Case Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Crawford St
Elkhart
Kessler & Stauffer
Goshen, Ind
Egg Case Co
Community organization announcements and meetings
Local groups announce Thursday and Friday meetings across several clubs and lodges. Progressive Hive and L O T M meet Thursday afternoon, P G Club gathers with Mrs A H Swartz, Five Initial Club spends Friday with Mrs George Seaberg, and Hane Lodge F and A M has a special 730 pm meeting with second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Hive
P. G. Club
A. H. Swartz
St. Joseph Street
George Seaberg
No. 716
Indiana Avenue
Hane Lodge
Catholic Lady Foresters
Red
Johnson
West Franklin Street
James Culver
Coldwater
Robert Martin
Lansing
New Year's Eve Dance at Hoffman's Hall
A New Year’s Eve dance is announced at Hoffman's Hall with Mr and Mrs M R Hopkins hosting. The event invites guests to dance out the old year and welcome the new year amid festive celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman's Hall
M. R. Hopkins
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Franklin
Walley, Sr
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