New York Produce Prices and Livestock Market Notes
New York markets report butter receipts 4 650 creameries adding 52 53c. eggs 69 068 receipts with varied values from 38c to 58c. feeder steers 8 50 29 50. sheep receipts 225 market steady with top fat lambs at 14.00 and bulk fat lambs 10.00 13.50. wool prices in Boston with fine French combing territory at 1.05 1.06 clean basis and firm prices for better lots despite moderate activity.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Boston
Pittsburgh
Christmas Gifts and Easy Pay Purchases from Maytag Line
Local ad notes gift options from the Maytag line including a Mother A washer on easy payments. It lists gents furnishings from Adler Collegian at 22.50 and includes Ssn Brothers. Mundew's Bakery advertises Christmas dinners decorations fruit cakes and baking orders for holiday delivery.
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Ee Adler Collegian
Ssn Brothers
Mundew's Bakery
Markets column notes brisk Christmas tree sales in Columbus
Christmas trees move quickly with prices from 2.25 to 2.50 per bundle, higher than usual. Potatoes and cabbage stay steady as demand rises for seasonal goods while no price changes are noted in other markets including Pittsburgh livestock and Toledo grain and hay prices.
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Columbus
Vacation Starts For Ohio University And Athens Schools
Ohio University and Athens public and county schools announce recess and return dates. University classes resume January 3. Probate court schedules hearings on estates with numerous first and final accounts filed in November and December 1927. Judge 5. M. Johnson signs.
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Ohio University
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
E. S. Stanley
Will R. Cable
Way E. Rich
Ember ‘Emma’ Rodda Hills
Bessie
Bank of Athens, N. B. A
John Laughlin
E. C. Schloss
Bridget Schldss
James Brunton
Brunton
Bank of Athens N. B. A
Minerva J. Nice
Etc Hall
J. Lovell Price
Pe McVay
Jessie B. McVay
Ida May Cornell
Wm. H. Johnston
W. C. Warrren
Edward A. Switteford
Arate
Dorthea H. Stewart
Amy Cornell
George W. Rose
Kiener Stores Company
Laura Noss
Hamilton E. Noss
D. L. Jones
Mary Winifred Jones
M. D. Hustes
Theodore Moorehead
Lizzie B. Andrews
Elizpeck
Wemner
Bar K ranch figures in Pawnee Bill tale
Jeff Harrison is killed in Caldwell. Tony Harrison becomes ward of Jof Craig at Bar K ranch. Tony meets Pawnee Bill and Buffalo Bill's show world, learns Monarch the buffalo and a dramatic Indianapolis ride. Fancy the mare vies with Black Diamond in Caldwell race amid heavy betting.
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Jeff Harrison
Caldwell
Kas
Tony
Jof Craig
Titus Moore
Rita
Gordon W. Lillie
Pawnee
Bill
Benton
Tom Benton
Craig
Pawnee Bill
Buffalo Bill
Rita Moore
Virginia
Monarch
Colonel Cody
Indianapolis
Buck Taylor
Jim Lawson
Buck
Jim
Jim Bullock
Bullock
Cody
Chicago
Bloomington
Tony Harrison
Boston
New York
Coney Island
Joe Miller
Joe
Titus
Faust
Fancy
Black Diamond
Bar K
Joel Craiz
Heck Sherman
Paney
Clyde Jones
Woods
Jones
Joe Craig
Titan Moore
Creomulsion Promoted For Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote rich formula heals persistent coughs colds bronchitis and other respiratory diseases and offers money back if not relieved after following directions.
Prices Held Steady Across Butter Eggs and Poultry Markets
Cleveland and Cincinnati markets report steady butter and eggs with varying grades and prices. Butter extras in tablets at 53 to 55 cents, firsts near 47 to 49 cents. packing stock 20 to 32 cents. Eggs extras 49 cents, extra firsts 46 cents, firsts 41 to 44 cents. Poultry prices show heavy fowls 24 to 25 cents, turkeys around 43 cents, ducks 23 to 25 cents, geese 22 to 23 cents. Potatoes listed from $2.75 to $3.35 per 115 pound bag, Idaho russets $2.50 to $2.75, selected stock $3.75 to $4.00. Cincinnati hogs steady to 25 cents lower, various weight ranges priced from $7.00 to $8.60, cattle and calves also quoted with mixed but generally steady levels.
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Cleveland
N. Y
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Market Price List
Butter receipts tallied at 4 258 with mixed firsts 47s to 49c and seconds 37c to 39c. Eyes receipts 2 256 with ordinaries 32c to 36c, firsts 42c, seconds 22c to 28c, extras 50c. All figures reflect current wholesale quotations.
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Chicago
Harding Memorial move set for December 21
Bodies of President Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding will be moved from Marion cemetery to the new $800,000 Harding Memorial. The ceremony, announced by Hoke Dent, will be brief and semi private with only immediate family and close friends in attendance on December 21.
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Marion
U.P
Warren G. Harding
Marion Cemetery
Harding
Hoke Dentthen
Harding Memorial Association
Striker Meeting Broken Up by Colorado National Guard
In Longmont Colorado a mass meeting of I W W coal strikers drew about 600 people. National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets raided the Longmont municipal auditorium and arrested six leaders and the speakers. Military police guarded exits as miners filed out.
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Colorado National Guard
Denver
Colo
U.R
Longmont
Longmont Municipal Auditorium
National
Suit for 50000 damages filed in Pennsylvanian railroad case
Marion, December 16. Joseph A. M. Sansotta as administrator of Nick Bartell's estate sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 50000 damages alleging Bartell died from injuries while employed by the railroad. The action seeks recovery for the decedent's death and related losses.
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Marion
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph A. M. Sansotta
Nick Bartell
Witch Burned Alive Near Nish Belgrade
A Serbian peasant woman was burned alive by neighbors who believed she was a witch near Nish Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Nish
Around the Dial: Radio Schedule Highlights Across Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across networks and cities details NBC and NBC affiliated hours from WEAP WEAF WJZ and others. It notes orchestras singers and variety hours at stations in New York Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Pittsburgh and more with specific time slots and program titles.
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Maria Kurenko
New York
U.P
Kent
NBC
Notice Of Equipment Change For Motor Transport Route
P R McLaughlin a motor transportation company filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application to modify equipment or route by removing one 15 passenger car. Signed I R McLaughlin M D Hugries attorney for applicant Gayesville Ohio. 12 2 30tw
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P. R. McLaughilin
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
I R. McLaughlin
PD. Hugries
Gayesville
Ohio
Notice of Application to Change Time and Tariff Schedule
Notice by RK McLaughlin, motor transportation, seeks to modify time and tariff schedule used. Public publication filed with authorities. Signed by R.K. McLaughlin and M. P. Hughes, Guyeville.
Safeway Transit seeks permit for Gallipolis to Tarkersburg route
The Safeway Transit Company Inc filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor transportation company. Route runs from Gallipolis Ohio to Tarkersburg West Virginia via state Route 7 through Middleport Pomeroy Coolville with seven round trips using four 12 passenger cars. Hearing information available from the commission in Columbus Ohio.
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Safeway Transit Company, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Olife
Gallipolis
Ohio
Tarkersburg
W. Va
Middleport
Pomeroy
Coolville
Telpre
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus
Hocking Valley Train Schedule From Athens Station
Daily northbound trains No 23 35 and 37 depart Athens at 7 18 am 12 19 pm and 5 30 pm. Southbound No 30 32 34 and 22 42 arrive Athens at 11 98 4 and 9 10 pm. Westbound and eastbound trains operate daily except Sunday with extra service listed без.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Seniors Present Vifty Pifty Play At Athens High School
The Athens high school seniors staged Vifty Pifty at Amusement hall Athens State hospital drawing about 800 people including officers staff and patients. Ten senior actors received a hearty reception as the comedy drew laughter and applause. A 7 30 pm show was planned for tonight for townspeople and students.
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Athens High School
Athens State Hospital
Clinton county rat eradication contest begins in 13 townships
Farmers in Clinton county have begun a rat eradication contest and expect to rid the entire 13 townships of rodents by the first of the year.
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Wilmington
Clinton County
Births in Athens County Dip In November Totals
Athens County records show births fell by 17 in November from October while deaths rose from 27 to 37. In Athens Township nine deaths and only one birth were recorded, with five births and eight deaths in the city. Seventeen county cases of communicable disease were reported.
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Athens County
J. M. Higgins
Athens Township
Athens State Hospital
Athens
Alexander
Ames
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York
Evelyn Marie Milliron
Harry Milliron
Emma Jrimes Milliron
Jane Eileen Miller
Harold Miller
Mable Cornell Miller
Richard Eugene Shirley
Everette H. Shirley
Lillian Detrick Shirley
Katherine May Foreman
Raymond Hall Foreman
Mildred Miner Foreman
Elizabeth Irene Marquis
Raymond Marquis
Miner
Mable Wyatt Marquis
Sara Hall Armstrong
John W. Armstrong
Rachcal Silvus Armstrong
Edward Hall Sycks
Edward Sycks
Mary Hall Sycks
Harold Elmer Finsterwald
Elmer W. Finsterwald
Naomi England Finsterwald
Clarence E. Watson
Mary Singer
Isaac Biederman
John Jones
Emma G. Grim
Henry L. Phillips
Francia M. Bartell
Bertha Longfellow
General James
James Millican
R. Peyton
Elizabeth Sole Hoskins
Local Obituary Briefs for Four Residents
Liam D B Carpenter 74 died November 22 from cerebral hemorrhage. James McKee 64 died November 27 from pulmonary tuberculosis. Elizabethene Marquis seven days died November 27 from premature birth. Edwin D Sayre 60 died November 30 from myocardial insufficiency.
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Liam D. B. Carpenter
James McKee
Elizabellene Marquis
Edwin D. Sayre
House of Commons Rejects Revised Book of Prayer
Protestant England faced a shock as the House of Commons rejected a modernized King James Prayer Book. Bishops plan a convocation to discuss a split between low church and high church factions. The rejection leaves England’s official prayer book unchanged since 1662.
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LONPN
U.P
England
Church of England
House of Commons
Popular Romper Pattern for Young Children 69587
This pattern caters to very young children offering comfort and convenience. Designs support sleeves or sleeveless styles with inner leg seam closure. Sizes available are 6 months 1 year and 2 years. Fabric requirements vary by size and sleeve choice. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
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Vick Myers’ Orchestra
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Hotel Statler Orchestra
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Ee Paul
St. Paul Assn
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Christmastown
The
Happiness Boys
Whitta
LaFrance
Bernie
WIZ
George Hall
Santa and His Gnomes
Royal Scenographers
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Slumber Music
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NHNC
Reymer
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Schenectady
Jay
Nyc
Wez—Poston Symphony Orchestra
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New York Symphony
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Atlantic City
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Herechel Luckie
Wis
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Barlow
Philosophy and Music
Tom Gates
WSM
Nashville
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Onondaga Orchestra
Romano
WBZ
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Little Brown Church
WGN
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Hotel Cleveland Orchestra
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Columbia
Stetson Parade
Capitol Theatre Program
Our Government
Collier’s Radio Hour
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