Friday Morning Telephone Numbers 1909
Office No 69 and Residence No 110 listed for Friday Morning December 24 1909, indicating contact points for the day. The note records two telephone lines associated with an individual or business.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
4
Office No 69 and Residence No 110 listed for Friday Morning December 24 1909, indicating contact points for the day. The note records two telephone lines associated with an individual or business.
Evansville Indiana will host a Democratic District Convention on January 5 1910 at 1 p m to elect a member of the Democratic State Central Committee for two years The First District comprises Gibson Pike Posey Spencer Vanderburgh and Warrick counties with a total 117 votes The notice is by order of the Democratic State Committee of Indiana signed by T D Scales Chairman and F H Hatfield Secretary on December 14 1909.
The 31st day of December 1909 Democrats of Spencer County Indiana meet in mass convention to elect delegates to the Evansville district meeting on January 8 1910 and choose township committeemen and a township chairman. Meetings set for 2 pm with 13 delegates allocated among townships and dates of subsequent organizational meeting. The article also discusses local party rifts around Senator Beveridge and Hemenway, noting the one man rule is waning and Republicans in Spencer County resist dictatorship amid Beveridge influence.
A brief note reports the Hem enway Republicans from Rockport traveling to Indianapolis. No further details provided about purpose, dates, or participants.
Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street, New York, is noted with its street address in a concise directory-style entry.
Speaking at a Globe banquet, William Jennings Bryan said he would not seek the presidency again. He cited Roosevelt and Taft adopting his policies and warned against a third term cry, saying he would rather let others do the work and enjoy life.
The Rockport Salem church announces German preaching at 10:30 a.m. and English service at 7:00 p.m. on Xmas entertainment Friday night, plus the last quarterly meeting of the conference year on January 21 23. English preaching at 3:00 p.m. All invited. John A. Tiedt pastor and Chas. Wilbern Sunday school superintendent.
A fragment recalls a boy puzzled by breeches hung to dry, questioning why they cannot be dusted the same when on a line or worn on him. The line hints at a child's learning moment with clothing and cleanliness.
Princeton graduate student Zaccheus Daniel, Thaw fellow in astronomy, reports a new comet seen Dec 6 from Princeton Observatory. He notes the object is about three times Earth’s diameter, 56 million miles from Earth and 146 million miles from the sun, with a nucleus of gas and vapors and a slow drift of one degree per day.
Trustees and committees for the Hudson Fulton celebration propose a water basin at Spuyten Duyvil near Two Hundred and Thirty First Street New York. They seek to buy land near a subway station, build three piers, moor the Clermont and Half Moon, and create a terrace and bridge from Palisade Avenue to the basin. George Gardiner Fry of the Half Moon committee has funds to start.
Plans are under consideration to build a premier physics laboratory at the University of Chicago with a projected cost of $1,000,000 funded entirely by Martin Ryerson. The aim is to provide top facilities for original research for the physics department led by Nobel laureate Albert A. Michelson and his team.
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt leads an American hunting expedition in Africa that has collected and prepared about 6,663 mammals and birds for preservation. The tally includes both large and small species gathered as trophies and slated for study.
Warwick James Price urges readers to discard grudges and lighten heavy hearts at Christmas. The poem advocates neighbors and children receiving kindness, urging readers to offer small favors and full effort during the season. The piece cites Pittsburgh Dispatch as the source.
Willis Cobb recounts a traveling circus misadventure in the south. A press agent promised a herd of 20 camels from Arabia, but only one sickly camel arrived. An irritated Georgia editor exposed the lie and invited Cobb to dinner, joking that Cobb was the biggest liar on earth.
A Moran Prairie eight acre orchard near Spokane owner B K Short reports a single tree producing coreless and seedless apples. The yellowish green fruit with red streaks measures up to three inches and has pink cheeks. The twelve to fifteen year old tree grows in subirrigated soil at 2225 feet. Experts have not classified the fruit and a state horticulture official will study its origin. Short guards the tree and plans grafting scions to other trees next spring.
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a girl warrior interaction where she unsheaths a weapon and faces ridicule. The scene implies defiance against mockery as she reveals her deadly tool.
The article argues every home should have a telephone to contact a physician at once in case of accident or illness. Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company offers 24 hour service with doctors' calls given priority. For rates and information, contact Manager, Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company, Rockport, Indiana.
Mr. Robert Ferguson of Grandview and Mrs. Lanie Booth of Fort Scott Kansas were united in marriage at Chrisney Tuesday. They proceed to housekeeping in Grandview where the groom operates a livery stable business.
Town rumors say Rudolph Etzkorn the tailor who moved from Rockport to Wenatchee Washington months ago may relocate back to Rockport. Etzkorn is regarded as a fine business man and would receive a cordial welcome if he returns.
James A. Jones asserts there will be no dispute about discovering the north pole. He notes Rockport is near enough to the pole for his claim. A. C. Huff suggests county papers should rally behind a new court house, not excluding the central papers. Dave Stilwell reports several days of good horse shoeing.
A collection of sharp, satirical lines on fashion, manners, and male folly. The prose lampoons laboring men without jobs, clothing mishaps, and the trickster nature of words that alter meaning. It critiques social expectations, love, and the costs of vanity in witty, terse phrases.
A chaotic press room tale unfolds as compositors scramble and ink spills amid a deadline rush. The foreman berates the crew while a printer battles a stubborn form and a missed date triggers a frantic restart, ending with a note on coal fed fires of love and victory.
The notice advertises loans on farm lands totaling five hundred dollars or more at a five percent interest rate. It specifies terms and conditions for securing the sums on agricultural property, likely outlining application requirements and repayment details.
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