New Cement Plant Rising At Manchester Michigan
A Toledo Portland Cement Company plant is under construction in Manchester Michigan, with 500000 capital and 300000 subscribed. The site features extensive clay and marl beds, own railroad four miles to the factory, and large scale buildings including 65 by 115 foot engine rooms and 96 by 246 foot kiln rooms. The firm projects cement cost at fifty cents per barrel and factory sale at one dollar fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo- Portland Cement Company
Manchester
Michigan
Lake Shore
Toledo
Ohio
Middle-West
United States
R. C. Carpenter
Cornell University
Ithica
New York
Blosser
Manchester Enterprise
Cement plant enterprise praises designers and growth figures
The article extols a cement plant enterprise highlighting design leaders who planned two thirds of U S cement plants and modern machinery. It notes strong management, no debt on rail stock, favorable Dunn and Bradstreet reports, and rising production from 335,500 barrels in 1890 to 18,000,000 in 1902.
Black Ben Davis and Senator Apples From Stark Bros
A. J. Teeter presented samples of Black Ben Davis and Senator apples from Stark Bros Nursery and Orchard Company. Stark Bros operates in New York Missouri Iowa Arkansas and Alabama. The group including Ferree Wilson Dickey Meek and Sno bergar praised them as the finest flavored winter apples and Teeter offers trees to grow this quality fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Teeter
Ben Davis
Stark Bros. Orchards
Stark Bros. Nursery and Orchard Company
New York
Missouri
Iowa
Arkansas
Alabama
Ferree
R. L. Wilson
Dickey
J. A. Meek
A.J. Snobergar
Spring and Summer Ani Sale in Manchester
Goldsmith and Boots of North Manchester advertise up-to-date spring and summer ani at right prices. Call when in the city for a friendly inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith & Boots
North
Manchester
Obituary notes from Palmyra and Warsaw communities
Obituary items report Isabell Alita Thomas born April 29 1809 in Palmyra Vermont died March 7 1904 in Roacusko Indiana aged 95 years 10 months 7 days funeral at Center Church Warsaw conducted by C J Miner Also obituary for John Good born March 2 1839 in Richland County Ohio died March 2 1904 in Wabash County Indiana age 65 noting long life with family and faith In addition a medical notice discusses a quadrupedal walk cure for appendicitis claimed to strengthen abdominal muscles and aid healing with a noted diplomat cited as cured.
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Isabell Alita Thomas
Palmyra
Vermont
Roacusko Uo
Ind
Warsaw
Center Church
Silver Lake
C. J. Miner
Burkert
Our List Grows of New RECORD Subscribers
A list of new RECORD subscribers includes Susan Ord from Silver Lake Noah Frantz James Harter As Chas Ring J ae Theodore Par er Cy poe Do C Wise Clara Vorhis Albert Beber John Hohman Frank Long Payne Ohio Scott Nicewood Huntington Douglas Pinney Columbia City 46 ae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ord
Silver Lake
Noah Frantz
James Harter
Chas Ring
J Ae
Ulster County Gazette January 4 1800 copy found
Ephraim Wells presents a Kingston Ulster County Gazette issue dated January 4 1800, published twenty days after George Washington's death. The issue notes Congress and Senate resolutions of respect and details of Washington's funeral rites. An inscription on the coffin headpiece reads BURGE ap JUDICo rum and GLORIA DEO with a silver plate noting Departed this life on 14 December 1799 Et. 68. Also an old ad for painting and paper-hanging by L W Myegs & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Congress
Senate
Burge
Neighborhood Notes On Various Local Visits And Moves
Local items report Ben Shultz seen on the street last Friday. A Hohman and wife called at Silver Lake Friday. Roy Hohman visited North Manchester. Elmer Study of Claypool seen nearby Saturday. Day Lowman family visited H O Lowman Sunday. John Warren hauled hay to Silver Lake Saturday. James Reed delivered hogs to Elmer Study at Claypool Monday. Dallas Hohman and Clyde Reed visited Claypool last Friday. Reed building a gravel road between Yellow Creek and Mud Lakes. Mrs. Frank Newcomer in critical condition with consumption. Cary Smith moved near Akron. Walter Barber and Cora Roberts visited Newcomer. Regenos family visited with George Walters. Charles Green of North Manchester works for E H Hohman. Mesdames Snake and Walbarn of Claypool visited Regenos. Art Hanes smiles after a new baby arrives. Jacob Newcomer preparing to build a barn. M P Sholty and wife visited Regenos. Regenos to move near Big Foot March 10. March underway. Mrs. Solomon Rhodes recovering. Elmer Laughman bought furniture at Hall sale. Cary Smith moving to Strong farm near Akron. Frances Kern guest of Elias Swibart. Elmer Laughman and Virgie Fuller hosted at John Fuller. Charley Rickel warned near Silver Lake. L Krause trips to Indian Territory planned for summer. Clyde Shoemaker seen searching for something, rumored to be his best girl. outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hohman
Manchester
Elmer Study
Claypool
Lowman
H. O. Lowman
John Warren
Silver Lake
James Reed
Elmer
Messrs
Dallas Hohman
Clyde Reed
Hardware Changes Hands In Indiana Farm Sale
Stout & Son exchanged their hardware stock for a 120 acre LaGrange county farm near New Paris. A. Reeser of Medaryville will move in with his wife and three daughters and run the business after the invoice. Price may stay, Babcock handles collections, and farm implements trade remains with Stout & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout & Son
Reeser
LaGrange County
New Paris
Milersburg
Ind
William Price
J. ©. Babcock
Death of John Good on 65th birthday near Disko
John Good died at his son Alonzo Good's home southwest of here near Disko on Wednesday March 2, his 65th birthday. He formerly lived here but later resided in Mentone. The funeral was held at South Pleasant last Friday at 10 p m conducted by Rev Hill of Burket and burial was in South Pleasant cemetery. Roscoe Self returned from Milford and will stay with his parents. he has sold his Milford business interests with Mr Hall and is undecided about his future plans.
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County
Ind
Sarah Jane Seares
South Pleasant Church
J. W. Singer
Christ
God
John Good
Alonzo Good
Here
Disko
Good
Mentone
South Pleasant
Roscoe Self
Milford
Roscoe
Hall
Beaver Dam Sugar Camps Active as Grover Tinkey Seeks Attraction
In Beaver Dam Grover Tinkey seeks something attractive while sugar camps operate nearby. John Fuller is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Tinkey
John Fuller
Local Notes From Germantown And Surrounding Areas
Frank Metheny shredded corn Saturday. Horse sale at Claypool Friday drew attendees from this place. Rev. Kain delivered an interesting sermon Sunday. Theodore and Irvin Parker made a business trip to Akron Saturday. Charlie Shobe and wife of near Warsaw visited Friday at John Homan's. Mrs Catherine Hill is slowly recovering from la grippe. Grandma Long remains quite poorly. Frank Hill bought a fine team at Claypool Friday. William Kuhn and family of near Barker were Sunday guests of Abner Moyer and family. George Michaels, recently ill, is able to be about again. Worthy Regenos of Burket visited Sunday with Wilson Regenos and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Hill
Grandma Long
William Kuhn
Barker
Abner Moyer
George Michaels
Mr. Worthy Regenos
Burket
Sunda
Wilson Regenos
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Ommensegement Plant
The
Toledo Portland Cement Company
Manchester, Mich
A. W. Butler
United
Tov
Dunn
Bradstreet
Tolede Portluma Cement
Cas
Che
Rwleryy
Iapples
Peter and
Nancy Good
Richland County
Wabash
Kingston, Ul
Ster County, New York
Ephraim
L. W. Myegs & Co
Fairview
Ben Shultz
A. Hohman
Yellow Creek
Mud Lakes
Frank Newcomer
Cary Smith
Akron
Walter Barber
Cora Roberts
Madison Regenos
George Walters
Charles Green
E. H. Hohmap
Mesdames Snake
Walbarn
Art Hanes
Jacob Newcomer
M. P. Sholty
Mr. Regenos
Big Foot
Solomon Rhodes
Elmer Laughman
Mr. Hall
Aale
Strong Farm
Frances Kern
Elias Swibart and Family
Virgie Fuller
Charley Rickel
L. Krause
Indian Territory
Clyde Shoemaker
A. Reeser
Medcaryville
Rev Hill
South Pleasant Cemetery
Beaver Dam
Germantown
Frank Metheny
Rev
Kain
This Place
Theodore and
Irvin Parker
Charlie Shobe
John Homans
Frank Hill
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