Local milk prices drop as Wambaugh cuts to six cents
Harvey Wambaugh announced a reduction in milk price from seven to six cents a quart, with cream at fourteen cents a pint. The move follows improved farmer supplies and a shift in supply and demand, prompting other dealers to consider similar cuts to retain customers.
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Harvey Wambaugh
Wambaugh -mix Repot
Ecewtier
Wembaneh
Focal Pye “Trust
Drakes
Wambaugh
Barnhart Emerges as Democratic Bid for Congress
The Plymouth committee set the Thirteenth district Democratic convention for Thursday May 28 at the Ross House. Henry A Barnhart of Rochester announced his candidacy, and a Rochester Sentinel editorial urged unity and a strong, issue based campaign. Other potential candidates include B F Shively of St Joseph and W A Weiser of St Joseph. The Michigan City GOP convention praised Roosevelt and Fairbanks. D Crumpacker was renominated. Goodwine and Gillette were backed for statewide posts.
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Plymouth
Fymouth
Harry Arnnold
R. E. Proctoy
Assurzis
Counpress
Nhee
W. A. Weiser
St. Jose
Thea
Michigan City
Roosevelt
Charlies
Warren Fairbanks
D. Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Fremont Goodwine
Warren County
Leutenant
Cantata for Benefit of the High School
High school members prep for The Rose Maiden to be staged May 1 at Bucklen Opera House directed by Miss Lida Edmonds music instructor for Elkhart schools. Soloists include Mrs George Lohrman soprano Mrs J Le Bottort contralto Harvey Crawford tenor and Supt J Wy Drake.
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Bucklen Opera House
Lida Edmonds
Elkhart
George Lohrman
J. le Bottort
Harvey Crawford
J. Wy
Drake
Death of Dr Henry A Munaw Elkhart Leader in Medicine and Education
Dr Henry A Munaw died at 2 55 am at 318 South Prairie street Elkhart of Brights disease at 58. He was an early physician in the city and founder of the Wikhart Institute now Goshen College and Elkhart Business and Normal Institute. Survived by wife Malinda Biosser two daughters Phoebe and Clara and a son Andrew. Funeral Friday at 9 50 am at home and Mennonite church with burial at South Prairie cemetery.
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A. Munaw
Prnot
Dela
Hes. Naat
Dr. Munaw
Wikhart ’ Institute
Goshen
Col Lege
Elkhart’ Business and Normal Institute
Wlkhart Business College
Mumaw
South Prairie Street
Bright
Br Mumian
WimMasburg
Holmes County
Ohio
Schsor
Elkhart
Mennonite Publishing Co
Jch
Wahnemann Redical Cullege
Chicago
Nappanee
Sessill
Indiana
Southern Michigan
Pilchart
Eikvart
Brusman & Holliman Coal Actice
Elkhart Institute Assaiation
Wyman
Syst
Tie
Goshen Cellay
Elkhart Normal School and Business Institute
Internationa Business College
Elkhart Business College
Pas Kold
Clara
Andrew
J. K. Weldy
Wakafusa
Rachael
Fanny Ah
Maw
Wooster
Olo
John Mumaw
New Riverside Street Car Line Under Rapid Construction
Construction on the Jefferson street car line began this morning with twenty workers. The project aims to finish within about a month and may adjust running schedules. The Jefferson line will connect to the Hickory line, aiding railroad workers near the flats and Riverside.
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Jefferson
Hickory
Riverside
Marion
Cemetery
Middlebury Street Inc
South’ Main
Robert McFarlane Tied to Diamond Robbery in New York
Robert McFarlane, once linked to Elkhart hotels, is accused of stealing $5,020 in diamond rings from Mrs. Tinmil at the Histel Plaza in New York. Arrest followed at the instigation of a Wall Street broker and a detective, with McFarlane previously a hotel houseman.
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Histel Plaza
Elkhart Residents Recall Man Held in New York State
Clad Elkhart residents recall the man held in New York who once ran the Clifton house here and later led the Violet hotel in Ga wea. Old-timers say Mr. McPFarlane left Whihart about 22 years ago and is around 40 years old.
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Elkhart
New York State
Clifton House
Violet
Gawea
McPfarlane
Wihhart
Salvation Army Self Denial Week Planned
The Salvation Army marks its annual self denial week from April 15 to 26 to fund slum and rescue work. In 1997 US activities included 21 slum posts 8 761 sick visits 83 079 families visited 59 660 service hours and 32 659 people assisted. rescue work details include 24 rescue homes 595 accommodation 1 755 admitted 1 766 passed out and 421 575 meals. General Wm Booth urges support noting many enterprises depend on this appeal to fund training homes shelters and rescue work. Local corps under Capt Re M Sand coordinate efforts.
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Salvation Army
United States
Wm. Booth
The
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Shelters Shelters for Unemployed Transients Noted by Police
Sergeant George Whiteman reports police records show housing figures for unemployed transients at the police station. March totals from several years are listed, with a rising pattern and a twelve year March total of 2 861 lodging cases at the Highhart police station.
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George Whiteman
Police Department
Mareneft
Ziereh
TCR
Taco
Hlkhazrt
Painters Consider Piece-Work Basis for Settlement
Painters strike committee seeks wage plan through WlOE Stanton Warren Hill manager proposes equitable state scale of thirty cents an hour with a minimum daily output and reduced pay for shortfalls and extra pay for excess work, leading to a move toward a piece work contract submitted to contractors.
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Painters
Wloe
Stanton
Warren Hill Company
Weorkman
Police curb automobile speed on Beardsley and Harrison
Police will arrest speed violators after residents complained cars on Beardsley avenue and Harrison streets race through at 25 to 40 mph. Supt Silvers ordered patrolmen to enforce city speed limits of 12 mph on Main street and 15 mph elsewhere.
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Beardsley Avenue
Harrison Streets
Silvers
Main Street
Harrison Street
Beardsley’ Avenue
Will of Henry Bowser Admitted to Probate
The will of the late Henry Bowser was admitted to probate in the circuit court at Goshen today. He leaves all his estate to his wife and at her death it is to revert in equal share to their several children.
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Henry Bowser
Goshen
Man feigns illness to beg for work ends with police
James Slocum is picked up on Awhe Street by police and taken to Clark hospital then to the county poor farm. Police note the man pretended bowel trouble and tore a letter from Sergeant Whiteman before arrest. The letter requested aid for education and work. A similar repeated con was reported along the Lake Shore line years ago, involving a deaf mute posing to obtain dentist positions and stealing gold plates. Police will investigate.
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James ‘Slocum
Agee Street
Clark Hospital
George Whiteman
Etter
Henry M. Guirl
Whiteman
Hodge
Lake Shore Yrailroad
Toledo
Chicago
Slocum
Elkhart
We Eimer
Adrain Man J Fred Betz Visits EU Short Tuesday
J Fred Betz of Adrain Michigan was a short visitor to the EU on Tuesday.
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J. Fred Betz
Adrain, Mich
Williams' Pink Pills promised to boost red blood cells
An old medical column extols Williams' Pink Pills as increasing red corpuscle count to raise blood oxygen and aid digestion, kidneys, and nerves. It claims improved color and relief from stomach trouble, while warning unproven cures may exist. Price noted as two boxes for $2.59.
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Ir. Wiliams
Druegists
Iiss Biedicine Co
Rads
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Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
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