Prohibition Demonstration Over Saloons in Olive Township
A Goshen crowd protested saloon locations in Olive Township as two-year removal under law looms. ROW reports three saloons, all in Wakarusa, licenses due to expire June 1. County commissioners meeting drew many remonstrators amid unsettled local sentiment. Goshen residents urged others to buy drinks in Elkhart. John Alexander Dowie was seen on a Wabash train to Chicago. Goshen folk left at New Paris. Mrs. Samuel Sinjin moved from North Third Street to her daughter’s home and later to the Middlebury road five miles east where the ambulance served.
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Olive Township
Wakarusa
Elkhart
John Alexande Dowie
Chicago
New Paris
Samuel Sinjin
North Third Street
Middlebury Road
Stephens
Giaree
Isaac Cooper
Goshen
P. E. Greenwalt
Willowdale
St. Paul
Inwood
A.L. Weaver
Local Inn Proposes Facelift at Fifth and High
L. R. Boyle is renovating his corner property at Fifth and High streets. The house will gain new front faces facing High street and a new flat will replace the old structure, changing the streetscape.
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L. R. Boyle
Fifth and
High Streets
High Street
Fifth Street
Methodist Conference Reports Strong Year for Pastors and Churches
The Goshen district reports show pastors officiated at 350 funerals and 286 weddings, baptized 252 adults and 86 infants, and guided 1,274 conversions with 1,650 total accessions. Endowments and repairs amount to about $85,000, with 403 religious meetings, mid week services, and 30 other religious services noted. The conference highlights 76 churches, 36 pastors, and notable parish improvements across multiple towns. President Hughes praised the North Indiana Conference quartet and noted university finances growing toward a half million endowment within a year.
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Goshen
Bennett
Henry W. Bennett
Henry W.W. Bennett
Goshen District
Hughes
Ais
Sents
Local Markets Prices for Poultry Meats and Veggies
Elkhart dealers list prices for April 5 1906 with live chickens at 11 cents per pound eggs 14 cents butter 22 cents star hams 14 cents breakfast bacon 12 16 cents lard 9 cents fresh side pork 9 cents loins 13 cents boiling beef 5 to 7.5 cents mutton 10 to 12.5 cents extra rounds 6 to 9 cents potatoes 56 cents urnips 50 cents onions 65 cents cabbage 2.5 cents lettuce 15 cents celery 5 to 6 cents a bunch celery in low supply oysters 35 cents per dozen hides beef 10 cents veal hides 12 35 cents
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