Price Per Pound Details in Brief Listing
The item lists four price points at 25, 27, 30 and 35 cents per pound. The fragment appears inconsistent and may refer to a product or market quote.
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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1887
Page
4
The item lists four price points at 25, 27, 30 and 35 cents per pound. The fragment appears inconsistent and may refer to a product or market quote.
A historic price list shows round can corn at 8 cents per can and string beans at 8 to 10 cents. Cherries peaches cream apricots California pears and breakfast cocoa priced per can or bottle, reflecting early 20th century commerce.
Fragmentary OCR item lists canned meats and other goods with garbled lines. No clear dates, brands, or quantities readable.
Prices for 2 pound Granulated Rio at 15 cents, 2 pound Cracked Wheat at 124, 2 pound Rolled Oats and Oat Meal listed, plus 1 pound Rolled Oats details. Includes miscellaneous breakfast items and measurements.
A fragment lists jar types and prices for pickles including brisiete at 15 cents and 1 dozen items described as mixed and sour pickles. The text appears to be an old shop or market price note.
Meats section lists Mess Mackerel at 20 cents per tablespoon, Bore at 5.934 breakfast bacon per tablespoon 12.4 cents, sugar cured ham at 14 cents per tablespoon. Prices shown in shorthand commodity terms for the period.
Willard and Frank Glenn have bought out Frank McGalliard’s refreshment stand on North Washington street and took possession yesterday morning. They invite the boys to join in the business.
John Spahr living four miles from town on the Wiltshire road fell from a hay load and broke his left leg above the ankle. Dr. Hastings treated the injury.
John Binker, formerly of this town and inventor of a crude oil burner, relocates to Defiance and plans to start a shop manufacturing the burner. He has already received many orders and will exhibit the invention in Cincinnati and Cleveland. The burner will be sold locally by J. W. Turner.
Last Tuesday afternoon Bucher Bros. threshing at N. D. Hoaglin's encountered a stone in the wheat that knocked ten spikes from the cylinder. The cause of the stone is unknown, but authorities suspect deliberate placement by a villain.
Jonathan Eagy was arrested Saturday on an affidavit by John M. Uncapher charging a robbery of five dollars on August 2. He posted bond for appearance and was bound over by Mayor Browder to await the October term. Eagy remains in jail.
Three weeks have passed since the clay pigeon match between Blue Rock Gun Club of Delphos and the local club. Delphos plans a return shoot after practice, while Van Wert stands ready to meet them. In town, Dr. T Hawkins joins Dr. Brinkerhoff of Upper Sandusky to treat ulcers and piles using the Brinkerhoff system, with dates of visits listed elsewhere.
Dr H C McGovern of this town, renowned Holstein breeder, sold twelve head last Saturday to Wm Harris of Blue Creek township Paulding county for 2500 dollars. He still has several head and plans to continue breeding fine stock. A local shop offers discounted White Shirts and accessories two doors north of the post office. A petition for a special school district failed. remonstrance by forty voters led commissioners to report against the petition. The town council met with all members, approving the minutes and paying bills of 252.95. Ordinances on sewer districts and street extensions were advanced. adjourned to August 12.
The Manville alias is denounced as a vile quack who visited Manville and surrounding towns. The periodical defends St Harriet against his attacks and recounts his alleged abuses, overcharging, and deception in medical practice and advertising.
The Krout Kohn Co. hosts the second annual Prohibition party convention in Van Wert with about a hundred attendees. Delegates nominate a county slate led by Thomas Alban for Representative and John M. Jones for Probate Judge, with speeches from Dr. A N Krout and others, adjourned sine die.
Smoke Hire's "Big Six" prompts buyers with slow work and low prices. Dayton Frank, merchant tailor, offers a fine assortment of goods to select from and urges customers to buy now.
The Star promotes drastic markdowns on brand new Star men’s suits red tagged to clear two tables. It touts one fixed price and full, accurate labeling, claiming better value and fair treatment for customers as competitors imitate. The appeal emphasizes honesty, fit, and community trust, inviting all to browse.
The name of Gamacret 8 Haven of Pleasant township is presented to the Republicans of Van Wert county as a suitable candidate for Probate Judge, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.
Joshua Wagers announces candidacy for Commissioner at the Republican convention. He presents his platform while supporters praise his leadership and vision for county governance.
Oak split spokes and oak or hickory logs needed for spokes. Also single tree timber neck yoke timber and oak butts wanted. Call the spoke factory for dimensions and price. J. A. Gleason & Bro., Van Wert, Ohio.
An individual who lost their home to a fire requests debtors to call and settle accounts. A physician signs the note. An elderly woman offers to provide a home and care for an aging person or several children on reasonable terms, with inquiries at the butcher shop office.
On Friday August 5 1887 Charles and Sadie Wilkinson welcomed a son. On Thursday morning August 11 1887 Mr and Mrs W T Hughes welcomed a son.
Resolutions adopted by Scott Corps No 18 mourn the death of Mary J Lowry. The group offers sympathy to her husband and friends and declares the charter draped in mourning for thirty days, with resolutions published in city papers and recorded in the corps minutes.
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