Barrington Coffee Pitch Describes Large Bag Pricing
Barrington offers 40 to 50 cups per pound coffee at a price of 40 with prompts about letterheads noteheads billheads circulars cards by laws programs and related printing needs.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
3
Barrington offers 40 to 50 cups per pound coffee at a price of 40 with prompts about letterheads noteheads billheads circulars cards by laws programs and related printing needs.
The third annual Press Club banquet and election are set for next Friday at the Hotel Jefferson in Madison. Rev. B. W. Tyler of Franklin will be the principal speaker, with three senior members retiring and three new ones chosen. Officers and staff for the Triangle will be elected, and a detailed banquet menu is listed.
Kansas leads in higher education with one college student per 112 inhabitants while Indiana ranks fifth and Kentucky thirty ninth. Wisconsin freshmen barred from high school numerals on campus. Railroads show 40 percent of presidents are college men. Wabash College forms a W club. Dramatic Club performs The House of a Thousand Candles tonight. Pi Alpha Tau hosts guests as Blanche Williams misses days due to influenza.
The two men's literary societies elected officers at closing meetings Tuesday night. Lawrence Capehart of the Sophomore class was named president of the Philalathean society. Other officers include John Allison vice president John Carlyle secretary Albert Watts censor Albert Lesche first critic Montague second critic Uri Averitt financial secretary and treasurer Harry Voris doorkeeper and Fred Flynn assistant doorkeeper. Union society chose T W Blair president and Sam Riley vice president C R Macdonnell secretary H W Gilbert first consul Paul Knight second consul Coulter
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