Notice to Milk Consumers in October Price Increase
Notice to milk consumers announce price rise to 8 cents per quart effective after October 7 due to higher feed costs. The item appears in the Teytterswa lletehor Cu plore Try dournal-Gazette.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
9
Notice to milk consumers announce price rise to 8 cents per quart effective after October 7 due to higher feed costs. The item appears in the Teytterswa lletehor Cu plore Try dournal-Gazette.
In Indianapolis the Senate defeated a House bill tied to Night Riders appropriations and governor Hanly charges. The debate centered on prohibition era reforms. Republicans and a few Democrats backed or blocked the measure as the judiciary committee moved the resolution for Senate action. The majority report argued the rescission would be unconstitutional if passed this session, with Attorney General involved in the final steps.
In Indianapolis the Democratic majority moved a special session item to Wednesday amid heated amendments. The debate touched the criminal code to farm produce, struck the emergency clause, and targeted a monetary feature, with leaders citing internal party tensions and opposition from Republicans as a key trigger. Representatives Ide and Simp pushed statements defending Hanly claims, while farmers attacked the governor’s reports and a sensational booklet.
Fort Wayne school board approved a higher levy to cover new Bloomingdale and other district needs. The library fund rises with interest shifts under new law, requiring about $14,000 for library maintenance and $11,000 for Bloomingdale school bonds plus bond interest. Overall levy capped at $150,000 with annual bond payments.
A derailed passenger train near Diversion injures no travelers, but Elizabeth McGuire seven dies after standing near wreckage. Engineer and another passenger jump clear. Ethel Harrymore escapes serious harm. Urban rescue aids injured traveler Daerymore delaying city engagement in St Louis. Huntington county votes to pursue temperance shift amid many saloons and ongoing licensing disputes.
A telegram was sent congratulating Representative Kinney on a passage of a bill celebrated by the six democratic critics. The message mentions Whitley and a celebration linked to the bill, noting it was conveyed to Representative Jess Steleins Nes and others in the Portland area.
An organic movement addressed hotel Bible provision across the United States. Spearheaded by GT Howers of Lincoln Nebraska, the organization emphasizes internal funding and warns that without faith, young people face discouragement. The goal is in-city outreach, not outside aid, to encourage strength from scripture.
A distorted 19th century report claims Pennsylvania railroad workers face pressure to reveal political preferences. The note asserts the Pennsylvania Company aligns with the Republican ticket and hints at employee reprisals, amid broader anxieties about ballots and party loyalties during the Bryan era.
The Knights of Pythias gathered for a festive board with a Chinese feast prepared by a team. Decorations featured ornate food displays and table settings. The event was overseen by MINMAN with attendees presenting Evocat ey the enesis and Infante sporches in attendance.
Decatur Indiana Sept 213 ty celebration of their “Gfar” wood en wedding anniv Mrs Louis Mailand and arranged two surprise parts for her husband last evening at their home on Fifth Street inviting neighbors and friends to share the festivities. Games and contests provided two rounds of pleasure a three course meal served. In musk mallow and advertising contests first prizes were won by Miss Vena Bonnie Mrs Battle Johnson and Wid Dorwin. A fine rocking chair was presented to Mr and Mrs Mailand as a memento of the occasion. Those present included Mrs and Mesdaniws ter Rseh Wit Darwin Jesse O. Smith Ed Johnson Al Pytty and others from Yar Wort O Miss Vena Kabnky Bertha Mare Smith Leila Peoples and Mrs Cer Bestis Lav Kirsch and Mary Behrishe.
Auburn Ind Sept 28 Jury Commissioners Thomas Spreth and Charles Kaapnboth Subuenpesidents announce grand and petit juries for the October term of court. The grand jury will be selected from township lines including Richland and Butler while the petit jury list covers multiple townships and named residents. The fall term opens on the fifth day with the panel to be drawn Monday. jurors will be summoned to appear in due course.
An alleged thief was jailed in Auburn yesterday amid a garbled report from a Detroit area source. The fragmentary text mentions legal action, prison, and a suspect in custody, with scattered references to dates, places, and names that are difficult to decipher.
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