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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
8
The advertisement lists Michigan Cream 18c and Schweitzer 25c, Full Cream Brick 18c, Sapsago 10c, Pickled Shrimp and Pig Feet prices, Dill Pickles 15c, Sweet Midgets 25c, and beef roasts. It promotes best quality corn fed beef and chunk steak specials at 634¢, with a claim as the only market daring to quote prices.
Funeral services are planned for Saturday at 10:30 AM at the United Brethren church on Baldwin Street for Mrs Lulu Turley 34 who died from surgical shock following an operation Monday at Clark Hospital. The body will be sent to Lincolnier for interment. Mrs Turley had no local relatives.
A brief from a Wabash special reports 18 year old Honer Miller and Bes Pearson, aged 18, eloped to Elkhart and were married. They sent word to their relatives about the nuptials ending a romantic courtship.
Diamand Skirt labeled item with price 123 Bel at a location on Bel Bexington Avenue. The note carries a brief price tag and an address fragment.
The petition outlines a three period history from 1870 to 1900 of the Standard Oil conspiracy. It describes formation in Ohio, later a trust, then holding company control by New Jersey as the scheme expanded to roughly seventy corporations. It cites railroad rebates as a key monopolizing tool and notes indictments in Pennsylvania for conspiracy to monopolize commerce.
An unreadable OCR fragment from a local newspaper page provides only scattered words and letters, with no clear events or names readily identifiable for summarization. The text lacks coherent facts to extract a meaningful title or summary.
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