WANTED Help Wanted Classified Fragments in Richmond
Series of short classified notices listing help wanted positions and services in Richmond. Items include shorthand teaching, real estate and insurance inquiries, selling or buying property, chores and errands, cleaning jobs, waiter and clerk positions, lawn mower sharpening, room rentals, and a table linen sale. Names and addresses appear in various fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ub Sr
Klate
Richmond Business College
Wee J
Fire Gibbons
Fitzgibbons
J. R. Palladium Office
Holthouse
Hlermingse Cigar CO
Toledo
Jobin Fafler
Willams Street
Fairview
Moler Barber Colege
Cincinnati
Morehead
Butler
Minylewr
Richmond
Marr Wholesale House
Cinclunatic Ohio
Chicago Markets Grain and Provisions Summary
Chicago markets report mixed grain and livestock activity with July and September positions listed for wheat oats and pork futures. Hog receipts total 22,000 with steady cash markets and cattle and sheep around 4,500 and 15,000 respectively, indicating a steady tone across cargos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Correll and Thompson
Eaton
U. S
Indianapolis Livestock Market Hogs and Cattle Prices
Indianapolis Market report lists hogs with rest heavies good to choice and seeks 45. Heifers range good to choice at 1.50. Medium to good steers and yearlings priced at 6.25 to 6.50. Butcher cattle show choice to fancy heifers around 5.25 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlbord Awe
Richmond Indiana liquor license notice in 1908 Third ward
Jesse J Schultz applies to Wayne County commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at a room in a brick building on North E street Richmond Indiana. He declares ownership, residency, and intent to operate without partners, with location details and dates June 16 23 30.
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Richmond
Wayne County
Indiana
State of
Wayne Township
Board of County Commissioners
General Assembly
North E Street
Kenworthy
Jesse J. Schultz
Grain market updates from Indianapolis and Richmond
Wheat quotes at 7 dollars and corn at 70 cents, with rye around 10.25. The Richmond and Richwood roller mills note market activity and prices for middlings around 28 dollars per ton. Names and fragmentary phrases point to indecipherable notes and incomplete bids.
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Indianapolis
Nic
Richwood Roller Mills
Picture Purchased At Rich-Apeniond Art Exhibit
The Rich-Apeniond Art association hosts an exhibit featuring a purchased picture by a notable New York artist connected to the National Academy of Design and Lotus and Salma clubs. The event includes a Russell Heithrink performance and a meeting to elect officers, followed by an English pianist recital under Starr Plano company auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich- Apeniond Art Association
Pallniluss
Salma
St. Louis
Russell Heithrink Oryehestrat
Homorrow
Association For the Ourpose
Nonglis Boxall
Starr Plano Company
Richmond livestock and poultry price list notices
Richmond Abattoir lists prices for cattle hogs calves and bulls with heavy packers paying up to 20 dollars for fat hogs. Poultry rates include dressed young chickens 18 cents per pound and older birds up to 15 cents per pound. Bee Hive Grocery supplies country produce including butter per pound and eggs per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Abattoir
Bee Hive Grocery
Bee Hive
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Pittsburg on June 16 reports light cattle receipts with prices at 7.40 dollars down and teals at 4.00 to 7.20. Hog receipts total 20 loads at 5.90 down. Sheep and lamb receipts light with sheep at 5.10 down and spring lambs at 7.0 or lower.
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Pittsburg
Post Office Salaries to Rise for Local Clerks and Carriers
On July first, clerks and eleven of fourteen city carriers at the post office will get pay increases. Clerical raises include Josephine Fleming to 90, Anna B Golden to 400, John Le Lott to 1,100, Sarah Moorman to 900, Frank C Page to 1,000, Frank W Wilson to 1,200, Leo A Zeyen to 1,000. Carrier raises range from 8 to 15 dollars for listed workers.
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Postal Service
Josephine Fleming
Anna B. Golden
John le Lott
Sarah Moorman
Frank C. Page
Frank W. Wilson
Leo A. Zeyen
William B. Arnold
A. Dickinson
J. E. Donlin
Herbert C. Garrett
Lo AL Handly
William H. Hansche
John B. Maag
Josepho Marehaut
E. M. Owens
Emil Steen
Stephen B. Williams
Williams to support child after desertion divorce
Charles Williams of Myincie, formerly of this city, agrees to provide for his child and pay alimony to his wife who obtained a divorce last Saturday. He will pay $750 for child support and $2 weekly to his wife to avoid prosecution on the desertion charge.
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Charles Williams
Myincie
Three Naturalization Applicants Face Court Ruling
The Wayne district court may deny naturalization to three applicants at the October term. Law bars issuance of papers within thirty days of a general election. Special attorney George Crutchfield told county clerk Penny he will oppose granting before the court fixed date.
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Wayne Pricuity Court
Loew
George Crutchfield
Department of Naturalization
Ordinances Passed On Third Reading By Council
Last night the council passed the peddling and garbage ordinances on their third reading. The litter ordinance requires all garbage wagons to be numbered with a 25 cent fee per number. The wiring ordinance, moved to provide that wiring inspections be done by the superintendent of the municipal lighting plant, received its second reading.
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Co el
Seaton Funeral Tomorrow at 2 P M
Death notices report the funeral of James A Seaton set for tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 at the home 102 North Sixteenth Street. Friends may call this evening. Also announced, a birth to Mr and Mrs Harry Knott, 822 South Ninth Street, a boy.
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Seaton
James A Seaton
Hone
North Sixteenth Street
Herry Knott
South Ninth Street
May Report From Municipal Light Plant Superintendent Rogers
The report chronicles Charles H. Rogers's May duties as superintendent of the municipal light plant. It details monthly operations, maintenance actions, and system status within the city’s electric utility.
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Charles H. Rogers
Winter snow removal ordinance proposed by councilman
Councilman Leftwick introduced an ordinance to require snow removal from sidewalks after 10 AM during winter. In other seasons the ordinance directs snow and obstructions to be cleared from sidewalks.
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Leftwick
City approves damages for street widening costs
An ordinance under suspension of the rules appropriates 149.20 to pay property owners for damages from the widening of South West Second Street. The measure passed amid routine council proceedings with no noted opposition.
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South West Second Street
Great Convention Opens At Noon And Roosevelts Policies Praised
A Chicago convention opens at noon with praise for Theodore Roosevelt and his policies, calling them the sanate deal. The crowd cheers as prayers, calls to action, and trust plank discussions frame the session. The Republican stance supports strengthening antitrust oversight and public accountability of interstate corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosveltt
Platform fight centers on five big points in 1908 race
The piece details a planned platform battle within the Republican camp over the federal courts powers and anti injunctions, tariff policy, railroad regulation, currency reform, and protections for American industries. Key figures such as Lodge Cannon and Henry Cabot Lodge are described guiding positions, with Taft supporters pushing a firm platform stance.
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Joe
Republican Party
Cannon
United States Senate
Henry Cabot Lolee
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Canton
Winthrop Murray Crane
Taft
Burrows
Michigan
Gallingern
New Hampershire
Keene
New Jersey
Senate
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Tariff League
American Protective Tariff League
Congress
Payne
Dalzell
Ways and Means Committee
Ilinois
Labor and Trusts
Wade Ve
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Ratification Fight Over City Traction Franchise Controls
City council debates the T. H. I. & E. traction franchise terms with votes on ratification. Key dispute centers on freight route on North Twenty third or Twenty second streets, Glen Miller park objections, and street rights. Agreement outlines freight path, train car limits, construction deadlines, and street repairs by the company.
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North Twenty-third Street
Glen Miller
North Twenty-second Street
von Pein
Glen Miller Park
North Twenty Second Street
Lentz and Freeman
Study
T. H. I. & E. Traction
Main Street
North Twentythird Street
D Street
North E Street
Eighth
North E Streets
Ft. Wayne Avenue
North Fifth Street
Twenty-second Street
Blickwedel named administratrix of Indiana estate
Rosa Blickwedel is appointed administratrix of the estate of Frederick Blickwedel late of Wayne County Indiana who died leaving a solvent estate. L C Abbott is attorney for the administratrix. Dated daily 16 23 30.
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Rosa Blickwedel
Frederick Blickwedel
Wayne County
Indiana
L. C. Abbott
Dily
Evening church events and a June entertainment
Grace Church Epworth League presents a sacred concert Wednesday evening with admission 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The Knights and Ladies of Honor stage Dorothy Clyde at Red Men’s Hall Wednesday June 17 with 15 cent admission. Mission Circle of the Universalist church hosts an ice cream social Thursday June 18 on the Library lawn. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Epworth League
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Red Men's Hall
Dorothy Clyde
Mission Circle of the Universalist Church
North 6Th Street
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Wayne County
The undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Jesse Kinder of Wayne County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Rose G. Kinder is named as Administratrix with L C Abbott Attorney. June 2, 9, 16, daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A Kinder
Wayne County
Indiana
Petition for discharge in Rost Marshall bankruptcy case
In the District of Indiana a hearing on Rost & Marshall bankrupts discharge is set for June 30 1908 in Indianapolis. Creditors and interested parties may appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Court mails copies to known creditors at their residences as listed. Justice Albert B. Anderson presiding. Seal of the court. June 4 1908.
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Rost & Marshall
District of Indiana
A. D
Indianapolis
Richmond Palladium
Sun-Tele Stam
Albert B. Anderson
Noble C. Butler
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