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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
1
The final score shows Chicago 4 New York 2 as the World Series race heats up. Reports note pitching by two Chicago hurlers and slate upcoming games, with Tolstoi's health update amid the sports wrap.
Chicago board of trade quotations cover wheat corn oats and hogs cattle and sheep with cash sales and live stock values from East Buffalo. Prices show mixed movements across commodities with prime fat steers at 7.20 to 7.50, cattle and hog ranges and lamb and sheep quotes, while grain prices reflect May July and December futures and cash grades for No 2 red and hard wheats and various corn and oats samples.
A garbled 19th century style item describes Marrdtison Wisconsin and a debate over a weekly paper named the Commoner. It cites an administration of senators and a belief that printed matter supports representative government and party distribution.
A small crowd saw pictures of the Gans Nelson fight at the Bucklen theater on Thursday evening, praised as the best fight pictures yet with clear action and authentic pacing. John Corus presents The Alaskan with numerous scenic additions, taking audiences from Rome to Australia, and featuring a vivid array of international scenes. Next Wednesday at the Bucklea showcases the first in this city of Sam 8.
A long column recalls editorial aims to inform readers with news digests, congressional proceedings, and timely editorials. It notes recent shipping incidents, labor testimony, and local notices while highlighting cultural events and community notices from October to November.
The article highlights unlimited possibilities for costuming and scenery with Alaska as the focal point, praising the musical score as exceptionally brilliant with tuneful numbers. It lists popular tunes including My Totem Pole Arlee The Trouble Tree Baa Baa Black Sheep Mother Did Party of the Second Part Good Better Best Naughty Little Lady O and others. A pictorial report notes Howe’s moving pictures to be shown at Elkhart on October 15 as milestones on the highway of human progress.
David Parker of Fayette New York, Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters saying they cured his stomach trouble and keep him strong. He bought them after expensive doctor visits and now uses them as a tonic. 50c at Houseworth Bros. drug stores.
The residence of the late W. H. Mann, No. 114 South Second Street, is offered for sale at a very reasonable valuation with about eighty feet frontage on Second Street. Possession can be given within a short time. Inquire of James H. State, Attorney for W. H. Mann Lumber Co.
Five-room cottage with bath and electricity near Franklin priced at 13 dollars also a 10 dollar house near Beardsley. Large furnished room with dinners for two young men or a kitchen for a small family after November 1. G. B. Arnold Gas block or 109 N Second. Money to loan on real estate. The Simpson Abstract Office.
Mrs. Adam L. Croom of Vaughn Mississippi says a severe cough and threat of consumption vanished after using Dr King s New Discovery. She credits three bottles with a complete cure and notes wide world fame of the remedy available at Houseworth Bros drug stores with 60 cents to 1 dollar and a trial bottle free.
A modern six room cottage on East Beardsley avenue is offered for 2800 dollars. Contact M. W. Stark in Monger block at 149. Do not forget Tag Day on October 17.
Urges immediate building or repair work on barns or outhouses to prevent weather damage. Promotes lumber for the job as sound, well seasoned, and suitable, with moderate pricing.
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