Prizes Listed for Richmond Poultry Show Big Money Draw
A large prize list for the Greater Richmond poultry and pet stock exhibit January 13–16 at the Pythian temple includes gold specials from Second National Bank Mrs. Caroline Reeves James Morrisson Dickinson Trust Company First National Bank Union National Bank Richmond Roller Mills Dr N S Cox George Dougan and others. Merchants and associations offer additional cash, merchandise, and class prizes across multiple breeds and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Richmond
Pythian Temple
Association
Second National Bank
Caroline Reeves
Plymouth Rocks
James Morrisson
George Eggemeyer
Dickinson Trust Company
First
National Bank
Union National Bank
Richmond Roller Mills
Dr.n. S. Cox
George Dougan
Rhode Island Reds
The
Jones Hardware Company
Irvin Reed & Son
Pilgrim Bros
George H. Knollenberg Co
Rosenbloom, Buntin & Co
Loehr & Klute
George H. Nolte
Aller & Co
R. W. Hall
Adam H. Bartel Co
Seaney & Brown
Philip Birch
Nicholson & Bro
Neff & Nusbaum
Peter Johnson Co
Krone & Kennedy
Kibbey & Co
Richmond Lean Co
Kreimeier
George Schepman
Starr Piano Co
Elwood Morris
John Y.crawford
J. F. Hornaday
Bee Hive Grocery
Hadley Bros
Cunningham & Larhman
George Dever
Mayer & Weber
Myers & Park
Ed A. Feltman
Emmons & Chenoweth
Frank Meyer
A. & Tea Co
George Fox
F. F. Haisley
the Palace
Luken & Co
Lewis & Son
C. T. Price
Range & Son
Inland Poultry Journal Co
Indianapolis
Orphington Club
Goshen
Ind
Warner
the Coopman
H. P. Clarke
Plymouth Rock ‘Club
National
White Wyandotter Club
Frank ~ L. Waidele
J.W. Mount
Jesse Minor
New machines arrive for Doddridge Decorating Co factory
Miton Ind December 20 The new machines for the Doddridge Decorating Company factory at Milton are being installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miton
Ind
Doddridge Decoratge Company
Milton E- Ate Yee
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting for Curtains at New Building
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the local M. Cia will meet at the new building at 9 o'clock to begin furnishing the edifice with curtains tapestries and pillows. Today the work consists of making curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. CIA
Good Business at the Rink By A Gaar Reports Strong Patronage
A Gaar active in rink management states skating and polo patronage has been very satisfactory. The rink will be open all day for skating on Christmas and New Year’s.
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C. A. Gaar
Residence Purchased In Hagerstown On Perry Street
Mrs. C. M. Ginther bought the South Perry Street residence from her brother Arthur Blummer for $2,000 and has moved in with her husband. Mr. Plummer and two daughters will board there. The home is among the town’s largest, and the south half will be rented after re decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ind
C. M. Ginther
No Orator Secured Yet for Y M C A Dedication
Secretary George L Goodwin has not secured a speaker for the Y M C A dedicatory service a week away. He has written to three prominent men and awaits replies, including a possible offer from Dr E B Bryan of Franklin College. Dr J M Coulter of Chicago University cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Franklin College
George L. Goodwin
Goodwin
J. M. Coulter
Chicago University
Gonzaga Club Holds Election for Y M S Officers
The Gonzaga club of the Y M S elected officers led by President Joseph Schwegman and First Vice President Henry Neuchter. Other posts filled include Second Vice President Anton Stolle Jr, Recording Secretary Joseph Walterm an, and Treasurer Frank Feldhaus with a January 1 installation and banquet planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga Club
Joseph Schwegman
Henry Neuchter
Anton
Denver Brown Camp Meeting Tonight
Denver Brown Camp will meet tonight at the regular time. Residents are advised to attend as the gathering covers community updates and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Brown Camp
Knights Town comrades plan 1909 state encampment effort
Comrades from the Knights Town camp will name committees to place a candidate in the field for department commander at the 1909 state encampment. They also plan a push to host the 1916 state encampment in this city and invite all comrades to attend tonight’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iers
Knightstown
Rail line orders new freight cars and locomotives
The C., C. & L. Railway ordered several hundred freight cars and five locomotives. Deliveries are planned for January as the road replenishes its rolling stock with the latest pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C., C. & L. Railway Company
Membership Day at First M E Church Serves Include Baptism and Affiliations
Yesterday at the First Methodist Church membership day held during the morning service Rev Wade administered one baptism and three affiliating by confession. Three others were taken into full membership after probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Wade
jJe‘er
Presbyterian minister speaks at Union Endeavor meeting
Rev. S. Kr. Lyons of the United Presbyterian church addressed the Union Endeavor gathering at the East Main Street Friends church yesterday afternoon. A good attendance was reported with representation from East Main and South Highth street churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. KR. Lyons
United Presbyterian Church
Union Endeavor
East Main Street Friends Church
East Main
South Highth Street
Annual election of officers by local missionary society
Hagerstown Indiana December 20 The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon December 28 at the home of Mrs Josephine Working on East Main Street for the annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ind
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Josephine
East Main Street
Mulholland Arrested for Loitering at Kennepohl Restaurant
Officer Lacher arrested John Mulholland at the Kennepohl restaurant yesterday morning for loitering. He was found with 35 cents on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacher
John Mulholland
Kennepohl
Mulholland
Water Crisis Hits Indiana University Students
Bloomington endures a water shortage as the city plant falters and wells fail to supply clean drinking water. Students return home for Christmas amid talk of six months without reliable water, resorting to sterilized rain or sandpaper-cleaned supplies.
Richmond Dry Town Debate Opens Meeting at First M E Church
At the First M E church in Richmond Rev Wade urged ending the saloon as a Christmas gift to business and working men, citing Nappanee's four year dry record, 300 factory workers, and doubled bank deposits as examples. He cited a local option campaign and urged law enforcement and social measures amid a long obituary and related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Grace Gormon
Wade
Richmond
Wayne County
Rev. Wade
Commercial Club
Nappanee
Elkhart County
Lincoln League to Hold Meeting in Indianapolis
W C Adams secretary of the Indiana Lincoln League of Republican Clubs calls officers to a Wednesday Indianapolis meeting to discuss plans for Lincoln's centennial on February 12 and a possible banquet. They will also consider the next meeting place for the State Lincoln League convention with Muncie and Columbus vying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Adams
Wabash
Indiana
Lincoln League of Republican Clubs
League
Indianapolis
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln League
Muncie
Columbus
Major Orlander Jay Smith Dies at Seven O'Clock
Dobbs Ferry New York December 21 Major Orlander Jay Smith president of the American Press Association died at seven o'clock last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Dispatch
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Major Orlander Jay Smith
American Press Association
White Man's Fight Says Interview on Local Option
An interview edited by Walter Dennis for local Negroes discusses county local option. It notes the colored voters' puzzling attitude, the historical need for partisan groups to mobilize support, and the strategy of showcasing favorable evidence to win votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dennis
Veterans and Oilers Seek Legislature for Peck Monument
G. ALR veterans and Oilers plan to ask the Legislature for about $30,000 to construct a monument to Gen. Peck, the only general from Indians killed in battle during the Indian Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Peck
Ickleman
Joseph Lomax at 99 Remains Active in Railroads and Newspapers
Joseph Lomax, longtime railroad official and editor born in North Carolina, celebrated his 99th birthday in Indianapolis. Former president of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad, he lived in Richmond and Kalamazoo during a career spanning railroads and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Joseph Lomax
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis
Lomax
Michigan
Mr. Lomax
North Carolina
Indiana
Laporte
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Kalamazoo, Mich
Ind
Grand
Rapids
Geven
LaSalle Quits Marion Wrestling Plans
Joel LaSalle a French Canadian wrestler leaves Marion after three months and travels to Chicago ending attempts to promote further wrestling events in Marion. The venture is described as a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel LaSalle
Marion
Chicago
ASK TOYS AND CLOTHING FOR CHARITIES DISTRIBUTION
Associated Charities calls for toys and clothing to aid poor children at Christmas. Community donors urged to contribute new or gently used items for the holiday distribution.
Delph Found Guilty in Mother-in-Law Murder Case
The jury verdict finds James W. Delph guilty of murdering his mother-in-law Sarah Meacham of Kokomo. The sentence is life imprisonment after deliberations that extended from Saturday afternoon. The trial occurred in Laport, Indiana, with the jury deciding after a lengthy deliberation.
Hotel Keepers Seek Repeal of County Local Option Law
Indiana Hotel Keeper's association meets in Indianapolis on December 28 to discuss repealing the county local option law and backing a ward and ownership option bill. The group plans to aid repeal efforts, defend the hotel tax provision as essential to hostelry, and consider a stringent fire escape law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hotel Keeper's Association
Indianapolis
Bs Democrats
Local Society Notes Show Holiday Visits and Gatherings
Mr. Stanley Schaefer returns home from Indiana University for the Christmas vacation to 206 North Ninth Street to spend time with Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Schaefer. John Clements visits from Kenyon College to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Clements at 09 North Thirteenth Street. Mrs. Clementine Seager writes from New York City that she is well pleased living with her son Robert Seager in a well known apartment building. Several clubs postpone meetings after the holidays. The Gabblers host Miss Bertha Garver on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill entertain the Buzzers Whist club next Saturday. Mrs. Robert Morrison of Chicago visits Mr. James W. Morrison at South Sixteenth Street. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Bramkamp of South Eighth Street plan a Christmas house party, inviting Dr. Bramkamp’s father and sister, Mrs. Guy Be McCabe formerly of Richmond now of Chicago visits Richmond friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Perry White
Caroline
Oliver White
Richmond
Ray
South Ninth Street
Mr. White
Louis F. Ross
Ross
Price
Stanley Schaefer
Indiana University
Chris F. Schaefer
North Ninth Street
John Clements
Kenyon College
City
Edward B. Clements
North Thirteenth Street
Clementine Seager
New York City
Robert Seager
Robert Morrisson
Chicago
James’ W. Morrison
South Sixteenth Street
A. L
Bramkamp
South
Eighth Street
Hunter’s Narrow Narrow Escape and Deathly Bobcat Trophy
John Turner formerly Wayne county treasurer returned to Richmond after a Southwest trip and a week of hunting in Southern Arkansas. He shot a three foot eight inch bobcat described as fiery eyed and nearly alive, killed during a deer chase, and also took a fine buck and one quail. He plans to mount the bobcat as proof of his tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner
Wayne County
Richmond
Southwest
Arkansas
Mr. Turner
Polo Games in Prospect Meeting at Anderson
Richmond sent a letter outlining what it will do. The plan calls for independent teams to schedule polo matches without forming a league. C A Gaar directs rink interests and will arrange for a polo article suitable for various cities to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Arcane
C. A. Gaar
Richmond
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Coulter
Frank Feldhaus
Charles Wessel
Inside Sentinel
Eugene Schwegman
Sentinel
Benj. Reckers
P. Busche
Frank Taube
Gus Schérer
Walter Rohe
Wm. Torbeck
Harry Bowing
B. “al Roelt
R. Lyons
Indiana U
Bloomington
Nicholas Nickelby
Squéers’ Hall
Elty
Exon
West Side
Major Smith
Hackleman
Marion, Ind
Pest
Whitewater
DELPH
American Press
Dispatch
Gabblers
Bertha Garver
Mrs
Joe Hill
Whist Club
Guy
McCabe
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