Wanted to Rent Five or Six Room House Near Farley Burdette
Classified brief lists a rental notice for a five or six room house, with contact via McCoy's Barber Shop or 6212, in a Kentucky style small town ad layout. It also includes multiple “For Sale” items a heifer calf, two registered IOOC boars, and a Columbus Buggy Co. harness set, plus a request for a dark iron gray mare or gelding, all with contact references.
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Farley Burdette
McCoy's
Columbus
R. DL. 1
Guysville
Ohio
State Road
M. L. Trout Realty Co
Main Street
Chillicothe
H. D. Yates
Representative sought to sell factory oil paints in Athens area
A sales manager from Cleveland advertises guaranteed oil paints varnishes and roofing paints direct to residents in Athens and surrounding locality. No investment required and proceeds promised. Address N J Freeman 5511 Euclid Ave Cleveland O for responses.
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Athens
N. J. Freeman
Mgr
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Government seeks railway mail clerks in Ohio
Government agency advertises railway mail clerk jobs with salaries from 133 to 192 dollars monthly. Traveling expenses paid. Examination announced soon. Free specimen questions available from Columbus Institute in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus Institute
Columbus
Ohio
Wanted Manager for The Athens Live Stock Co
Help wanted advertisement seeks a manager in Coolville Ohio to grade and ship all classes of live stock. Apply to W F Kampf secretary Athens Live Stock Co for details.
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Athens Live Stock Co
W. F. Kampf
Sec
Coolville, Ohio
For Rent Six Room Furnished House
Six room furnished house with bath electric lights and furnace. Call 6822 or 2961 for details.
Revival meetings progress at Union M P church Athens circuit
Revival meetings at Union M P church in the Athens circuit continue with good results and support from Richland Avenue M P church of Athens. Grain prices show cash wheat at 1.78 and corn No 2 yellow at 65 cents in Toledo on February 7.
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Union M. P
Athens
Richland Avenue M. P
Union Church
Toledo
For Rent One Large Living Room With Kitchenette
One large finished living room with kitchenette available for rent. Call Bell Phone 922 or visit 629 Walnut Street for full particulars. 2 5-3p 2M.
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Bell
Walnut Street
Cincinnati cattle market steady with mixed calves hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts 1400 with a slow to steady market. Shippers paid 7.00 to 8.25. Calves weak to steady with extra 12.50 to 13.00. Hogs receipts 7700 steady 25 cents lower with good packers and butchers at 106.00. Sheep receipts 100 steady with 4.50 to 5.00. Lambs steady with 9.50 to 10.00.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts light and market steady with choice 9.25 to 9.50 dollars and prime 8.75 to 9.00. Veal calves 14.00 to 14.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 10 doubles. prime wethers 5.25 to 5.50. good 4.76 to 5.25. yearling lambs 9.75 to 10.00. Hogs receipts 70 doubles. market lower. prime heavy 9.50 to 10.00. mediums 10.00 to 10.50. heavy yorkers 10.75 to 11.00. pigs 10.50 to 10.75. roughs 7.00 to 8.00. stags 5.00 to 6.00.
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Pittsburg
Hog and cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts 69000 with prices 8.90 to 10.15 for various primes. Cattle receipts 14000 with beeves 10.25 and ranges for butcher stock, canners, stockers, cows, calves. Sheep receipts 20000 with higher market and lamb and ewe prices.
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Union
Ill
Egg price rundown from Cincinnati market report
Cincinnati price table shows eggs at Cincinnati February 7 with categories extra firsts at 39 and 41 4 cents, firsts at 37 and 37 4 cents, and ordinary at 36 and 36 4 cents.
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Butter creamery 44c standard 44c first 38c 44c seconds 30c 36c Eggs ordinaries 36c 37c firsts 39c Cheese Twins 23 14c young American 25c Live poultry 30c
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Chicago
Prices recorded for multiple years and commodities
The note lists March and April prices for various items with year qualifiers from 1918 to 1920, including Timothy cash, cash, and February March values. It also shows Alsike cash new at 15.50 and March at 14.50.
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Timothy
Alsike
Ruth Gordon Objects To Leg Stories In Press
Chicago reports Ruth Gordon, star of Seven Teen, burst with embarrassment over stories about her legs crowding the German indemnity on page one. She summoned home guards to deter interviewers and her press agent has become a private in the unemployed army. Nurses defended her privacy as reporters pressed for details.
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Chicago
Ruth Gordon
Booth Tarkingtons
Ruth
Home Guard
Army of the
Miss Gordon
Want
Newport man arrested for reckless driving after 25 foot plunge
Harvey King of Newport Kentucky was arrested in Cincinnati on a reckless driving charge after his car sped through a guard rail and fell 25 feet. Police reported no serious injuries among the six occupants.
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Cincinnati, CO
Harvey King
Newport
King
House approves veteran hospital bill without opposition
Washington lawmakers pass a bill to expand hospital facilities for shell shocked and tubercular veterans. The measure received 239 votes in favor and none against, signaling strong bipartisan support.
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Washington
House
Jury Discharges in Alabama Lynch Trial
The jury in the trial of Sergeant Robert L. Lancaster, first of nine Guardsmen charged in the lynching of union miner William Baird, was discharged after failing to reach a verdict.
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Hamilton
Ala
Robert L. Lancaster
Alabama National Guardsmen
William Baird
Miners Leader in Trouble Again Out in Kansas
Alexander Howat district president of the United Mine Workers faces possible imprisonment if he does not acknowledge state supremacy. Attorney General Hopkin Judge Reed and Attorney Jackson from Topeka visit Pittsburg to determine if Howat violated the law during a 200 miner strike at Scammon and Cherokee over a minor’s age.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Alexander Howat
United Mine Workers
Hopkin
Reed
Jackson
Industrial Court
Topeka
Howat
Scammon
Cherokee
Indication Packet Regulation Bill Pressed in House
Washington Feb 7 Chairman Haugen of the agricultural committee introduced a rule that would grant the packet regulation bill privileged status if adopted. The move signals likely floor action in the house on the measure.
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Washington
Haugen
Agricultural Committee
Armour and Swift Propose Plan For Stock Yards Disposal
Armour and Swift packing companies submitted to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia a new plan for disposing of their interests in stock yards. The filing follows an agreement with the government detailing the proposed method and terms.
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Washington
Armour and Swift Packing Companies
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Young solicitor preyed on Mineral and New Marshfield communities
A youth named H. J. Walker used persuasive talk to solicit subscriptions for The Messenger in Mineral and New Marshfield last week. Ralph Bingham referenced the tale of the sly approach. Dexter reports Walker accepted a dollar for ten weeks and promised a year for 2.50 but could not issue receipts. The Messenger’s longtime solicitor W. B. Johnson always provides receipts.
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H. J. Walker
Mineral
New Marshfield
Ralph Bingham
G. W. Dexter
The
Messenger
Dexter
W. B. Johnson
Wound Proves Fatal in Cleveland Shooting
Ralph G. Sheer, 20, died in Cleveland after being shot Thursday while defending Mrs. Magdalene Harsh. He had received two blood transfusions but succumbed to his injuries.
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Cleveland
Ralph G. Sheer
Magdalene Harsh
Clark Joins Cox In Fight Over Democratic Reorganization
Champ Clark the Democratic leader of the house joins James M. Cox to block an immediate party reorganization. Clark criticizes Texas McAdoo ally Thomas B. Love for pushing a Democratic national committee meeting in St Louis.
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Clark
COX
Washington
Champ Clark
House
James M. Cox
Thomas B. Love
Texas
McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Four Wisconsin women suspended for moonshine drinking
Four University of Wisconsin women were suspended since January 1 for drinking moonshine whiskey. Dean Louise Nardin disclosed the suspensions as District Attorney Theodore Lewis opened an inquiry into the source of the liquor and the escorts involved. The students reportedly admitted consuming the illicit whiskey.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
F. Louise Nardin
Theodore Lewis
Loans Not Marked Off For Allied Debts
Secretary of the Treasury Houston told the Senate judiciary committee that allied governments proposed canceling their loan debts, a suggestion he called unthinkable and said was refused. Assistant Secretary Kelley said about 56 million dollars remained from Russian credits under Kerensky and funded contracts in America.
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Washington
United States
Kerensky
America
Kerensy
M. Bakhameteff
Kelley
State Department
Treasury
Houston
Treasury Department
Export Locomotives Show Big Increase
Washington reports American steam locomotives exported in 1920 totaled 1711 units valued at 53.63 million dollars. The year saw an increase of 659 locomotives from 1919, with the federal trade commission noting the United States led in export capacity after WWI. Great Britain and Germany once dominated Europe, but the U S emerged as the sole large-scale exporter in recent years.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Panama Canal Sets New Traffic Records in Recent Year
The Panama Canal logged a record year with 2814 commercial vessels passing through and moving 11 236 000 tons of cargo, highlighting the waterway's expanding role in global trade.
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Panama Canal
Mountain Smokes Redding Cal Volcano Erupts
A California live volcano near Mount Lassen erupted today for the first time in 24 hours as smoke rose into the sky at sunrise. Local observers reported the plume and noted no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
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Mountain Smokes
Redding
Cal
Lasson
California
No Attraction to Billy McColl and Guide Book Claim
A February report notes a guide book listing Billy McColl and partner as having a world record with a “pop. 2, 129” and a survey shows only two men and a bow who are not church members. the men were unanimous.
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Billy
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