Beaumont Social Ties Highlight Local Visits
Mrs McKinley Lock and Miss Emma Pierce were in Beaumont recently. Mr John Crumm and son Charles made a business trip to Nelsonville on Wednesday. John Nicholson visited Circle Hill on business Wednesday. Mrs John Pierce and Miss Bessie Crumm shopped in Beaumont Tuesday. Mrs John Pierce and Mrs Emma...
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McKinley Lock
Emma Pierce
Beaumont
John Crumm
Charles
Nelsonville
John Nicholson
Circle Hill
John Pierce
Bessie Crumm
Emma
Local residents visit neighbors and attend events
Lovsey called on Mrs. Jack Finkham of Hocking Friday. Mr and Mrs Jack Tinkham of Hocking visited Mr and Mrs John Pierce Monday. Jno Kauffman of Circle Hill was a Hamly Run visitor Tuesday. Mrs McKinley Lock and Miss Bessie Crumm visited Mrs John Lock Monday. John Davis and Norman Day attended a show at Chauncey Tuesday night. Mr Joseph Powell was in Nelsonville on business recently.
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Lovsey
Jack Finkham
Hocking
Jack Tinkham
John Pierce
Jno
Elks Seek UTA on Needy or Christmas Aid
Local Elks, led by secretary Alex Moore, seek community tips for Christmas baskets for needy families in and around Athens. Volunteers plan to assemble pork roasts, candy, fruit, and canned goods at the Stedman plant with help from Stedman Packing. baskets will be distributed Christmas morning after case verification.
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ELKS
Alex. M. Moore
Athens
Alex Moore
The
Moore
A. C. Russi
Stedman Packing Company
Stedman
Daily Market Report for Eggs and Live Poultry
Eggs drop three cents with fresh gathered ex tra firsts at 70 cents per dozen and other grades down. Live poultry prices list fowls and roosters by weight and type with ducks turkeys and springers priced per pound.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report Sluggish Notes and Prices
Cattle receipts 2500 with market slow and weak demand. shippers paid 10.50 to 11.50. Calves market steady with extra 16.00 to 18.50. Hogs receipts 7500, market strong with good to choice at 14.00. Sheep receipts 500, market steady with good to choice 7.00 to 7.50. Lambs market strong higher with good to choice 15.50 to 16.00.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Market Butter Prices Listed
Butter in Chicago markets shows Creamery at 69 cents per pound, firsts 59 to 65 cents, seconds 58 to 67 cents, with standard prices e340 and 64.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market report from Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts total 42000 with market 85 up 40. bulk hogs 13.50 to 13.75, butchers 13.00 and 18.85, packing 12.25 to 13.25, light 13.00 to 13.50, pigs 12.50 to 13.25, roughs 12.25 to 12.75. Cattle receipts 28000, market slow 25 cents lower. beeves 8.00 to 20.75, butcher stock 6.25 to 15.00, canners and cutters 5.00 to 8.00, stockers and feeders 6.00 to 12.25, cows 6.25 to 15, calves 16.50 to 17.50. Sheep receipts 200, market steady 25 cents higher. wool lambs 11.50 to 17.35, ewes 4.50 to 10.25.
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Union
Ill
Toledo Grain Market Prices Ring in Mixed Tonalities
Grain and seed quotes list corn No. 3 yellow at 1.52 and oats No. 2 white at 0.844 to 0.85, barley No. 2 at 1.56, rye No. 2 at 1.65, with clover and alsike seed futures and Timothy prices for several months and cash options.
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Toledo
Timothy
Stares
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co Offering Savings
The piece argues wealth comes from deliberate effort and steady savings. It notes wealth builds slowly and with discipline, stressing regular savings and compound interest as key factors. It promotes opening an account at The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. located at 22 West Gay Street in Columbus.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Co
West Gay St
Columbus
Lawrence Chapel Ladies Aid Meets in Coolville
The Lawrence Chapel ladies aid met at Mrs. J. W. Kincade’s Coolville home. Forenoon quilting and social time preceded a heavy dining table. Eleven members answered roll call with eight visitors present. the birthday box yielded 8.07. Next meeting at president Mrs. I. T. Runnion’s home.
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Coolville
Lawrence Chapel
J. W. Kincade
I. T. Runnion
Note Sent to Mexico on Release of Prisoners
Washington announces dispatch of a new diplomatic note to Mexico urging Carranza to secure the immediate release of two Americans captured by Villistas during a Musquiz raid. Reports also indicate William O. Jenkins, Puebla consular agent, may be cleared from technical arrest as Mexican courts consider his case and awaiting a supreme court decision. Separately, unconfirmed reports say Villa is holding Fred G. Hugo for a $10,000 ransom near Musquiz.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Villistas
Lansing
Musquiz
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
Jenkins
Federal Supreme Court of Mexico
Supreme Court
State Department
Villa
Fred G. Hugo
American hostage held by Villa bandits in Musquiz raid
Fred G. Hugo, an American captured by Villa's bandits during the Musquiz raid, is being held in the El Pine mountains. J. M. Dobie, who ran a 200000 acre ranch near Musquiz, is leading efforts for his release and says the bandits demand a $10000 ransom but would skip payment if avoidable.
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Eagle Pass
Tev
Fred G. Hugo
Villa
Musquiz
el Pine Mountains
J. M. Dobie
Hugo
Dobie
Sunday School Attendance and Finances Report
The First M. EK. Sunday school drew 618 total attendees with 184 in Class Six. Collections totaled $47.27, of which $36 came from Class Six. Mart zolff classes had 104 attendees and $4.31 collected. 70 attended the primary depart ment. Sunday school age groups included 190 men and 205 women. Morning work at the Central School building was hampered by cold rooms. the study hall hosted general use until warmth improved. Engineer Oxley operated the heating plant Sunday afternoon, though conditions remained inadequate in extreme weather.
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M. EK
Martzolff
Central School
Oxley
Concert and reading for Troop One at Presbyterian Church
A benefit concert and reading for Troop One is set for 7 30 this evening at the Presbyterian church. The program is described as worthy and ticket sales are reported good.
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The
Presbyterian Church
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