Roasted Coffees Priced At Four Tiers
Roasted coffees are offered at four price points per pound: 25 27 30 and 35 cents.
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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1887
Page
5
Roasted coffees are offered at four price points per pound: 25 27 30 and 35 cents.
Tea price notes show uncolored Japan at a dollar per pound and Young Hyson listed at seventy five cents per pound. Other details are unclear in the fragment.
The clipping lists prices for French Peas, Chambers Peaches for Cream, Apricots California Pears Capres and Breakfast Cocoa. Items include String Beans Cherries with cents values and cereals such as Rio Tapioca Cracked Wheat Rolled Oats Oat Meal and Oatmeal with various per pound or per can prices.
Prices listed for meats including mackerel at 20 cents per pound pork and breakfast bacon at 12 cents per pound sugar cured ham at 14 cents per pound
Four farmers operate a central hub offering dinner picks, with hot coffee available at all hours. The establishment bills itself as the town’s best source for groceries and meals.
Plan Port Bulletin reports the second monthly stock sale will be held at the Farmers feed lot tomorrow as Van Wert strengthens its stock county identity. The Teachers Institute will meet at the East school building with an invitation to townspeople and interested readers. Matt Cramer suffered a serious accident in Mt. Vernon while assisting with an oxygen treatment. a rubber tube failure sprayed hot substance on his left side. He is recovering, though badly burned and blistered.
At the board of education meeting last Friday the contract for the new second ward school house was awarded to Zook & Wilson for 11,942.85, the low bid, with a 5000 bond. Foundation walls to be finished by December 1 and the building by July 1, 1888. Rump & Allingham awarded 300 for repairs to the old building, and a 35.00 bill by H. G. Richie was approved.
Charles Rodebaugh faced city officials for selling liquor on Sunday. Found guilty, fined 100 dollars and costs, unable to pay, remanded to prison. Attorney challenged the ordinance but the mayor overruled. Judge Day later suspended sentence. bail posted. Picnic conveyances available at 2 o clock at designated places for Mr James Montgomery event.
A proposed license ordinance for drays hacks and other vehicles passed the council after two readings but was vetoed by the Mayor. The bill would require owners to report numbers and pay licenses based on horses used with fees for non residents and stands. Draymen protested unfair treatment while outsiders during fair week remained a concern.
The ninth annual reunion of the 46th Ohio Volunteer Infantry was held in Van Wert with nearly 180 members and veterans from other regiments. A business meeting elected officers, arranged for a regimental history, and planned future gatherings. The event featured music, prayers, speeches, and a banquet at the Grand Opera house, concluding with thanks to the town and a roll of names and addresses.
A long list of personal names with scattered towns in Ohio Indiana and Illinois appears as a compiled roll. Places include Mendon Celina Piqua Geneva Dublin and Monroeville with various surnames and initials. The fragment suggests a formal registry or genealogical index.
A garbled OCR list compiles town and place names across Ohio and nearby states. It includes Van Wert Mendon Shanes Crossing Galloway New Salem Canal Winchester Ada Convoy Lima Spencerville Columbus Grove Elgin Reynoldsburg and other scattered towns without a clear story or event.
Personal notices list Mrs J K Scott returning from Lakeside and Rev J M Longfellow visiting from St Johns while D Schultz and wife visit relatives in the area. Several locals travel for reunions and health, with remarks on new community arrivals and a Delphos baseball club manager in town.
The Star exposes a clothing store scam termed the Jew Plan Clothiers. It warns buyers that advertised “$16” suits are used to push higher prices with deceptive framing. The piece claims the shopoversells, labels bargains, then drops prices but remains a deceptive tactic. The Star asserts it has acted to reveal the scheme for consumer protection.
A man named Henry Thompson, living in Harper county Kansas, recovered memories after a head injury and searches for his relatives. He spoke at a G A R reunion in Springfield as his story drew interest. The Lima Times notes Mackinaw railroad car production and fencing contracts, and local obituaries report Elizabeth Evans dies at sixteen.
A. J. Hutchins, a one legged soldier from Convoy, fell into an open cellar and broke his left arm above the wrist after a night of celebration. Gray & Co plans to open a boot and shoe store in the former W. G. Stamm space with Marion county roots guiding management. Van Wert printers defeated Delphos in baseball thirteen to eleven before rain halted the game.
Strawberry plants of the best varieties for sale at low prices. Early and late varieties available. August and September are good months to plant. Duartes L, LenMann. Four and one half miles west of Delphos Ohio in Van Wert county.
We are making our yearly settlement of accounts and request all debtors to call and settle at once. Dr. Eblen will soon depart to New York for a Post Graduate course in Surgery and we need funds.
The article urges readers to read Talmage's sermon published in last week's papers and to apply at once to Jones & Wilson for a life rate endowment policy from Union Central Life Insurance in Cincinnati. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hire a boy. Habakorn Englert wedding occurred Aug 15, 1887 at Van Wert with Rev. Elcock officiating.
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