Salesmen Wanted for Heberling's Goods in Farming Territory
Hustlers with team or auto for exclusive territory can earn $50-$60 weekly selling Heberling's medicines extracts spices toilet articles and livestock specialties directly to farmers. High demand steady repeats liberal profits and you are your own boss. No investment required, experience unnecessary. Write for full particulars and your home county Heberling T. 71 Bloomington.
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Heberling
Heberling T. 71
Bloomington
Farm stock and farm workers for sale or trade
We have 13 to 14 hundred pound horses and mares on hand plus 3 mules suitable as farm workers for sale or exchange for cattle or hogs. New York Coal Co. by C. S. Tedrow agt. WANTED To buy second hand furniture stoves floor coverings for cash or exchange new for second hand Swanson Furniture Co Storage and Transfer Phone 772 947 Chestnut street Nelsonville O 1-13 to 2-12.
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New York Coal Co
C. S. Tedrow
Agt
Swanson Furniture Co
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Swansea Furniture Co
Hold Young Men to Grand Jury for Auto Theft
Sunday night Clark Kenney one of three youths accused of auto theft was released on 500 dollar bond while Albert Greulich and Pate Reeder posted bond for Albert Grelich. Dr J M Higgins Jacob Sherman stood surety for Kenney. Cleary remains in jail. Beasley reported 15 gallons of gasoline stolen from a Nelsonville pump. youths suspected in the theft.
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Clark Kenney
Albert Greulich Sr
Lorain
Pate Reeder
Albert Grelich
J. M. Higgins
Jacob Sherman
Kenney
Young Cleary
F. R. Beasley
Nelsonville
Big Basketball Game of Year Tuesday Evening
Ohio University faces the Athens High Quintet in a Tuesday night clash at 6 45 at the O U gym. The charity game for the athletic fund features a high school powerhouse and a flawless college record, with Greasy Neale officiating and tickets on sale at Cline's Drug Store.
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O. U
Ohio University
Athens Hi
Mackiemen
O. U. Athletic Fund
Athens Hi Five
Ohio
Cincinnati Red
Greasy Neale
Marietta
Cline’s
Troy Man Named Ohio State Bank Superintendent
Troy resident H. E. Scott was appointed by Governor Harry L. Davis to be Ohio state bank superintendent, succeeding the resigning Ira A. Pontius.
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Troy
Columbus
H. E. Scott
Harry L. Davis
Ira A. Pontius
Kodak to dissolve interests in Sherman case
In Washington on January 31 Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester New York agreed in supreme court to dissolve interests the government alleges formed a combine in violation of the Sherman antitrust law.
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Washington
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N. Y
Supreme Court
Pittsburg Livestock Market Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts total 80 cars with market steady. Prime cattle 8.75 to 9.00, best 9.25 to 9.50, common 7.50 to 8.00, veal calves 15.00 to 15.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 21 doubles, market steady. Wethers prime 6.00 to 6.50, good 5.25 to 5.75, yearling lambs 9.75 to 10.00. Hogs receipts 55 doubles, market higher. Prime heavy 9.75 to 10.00, mediums 11.00 to 11.50, heavy yorkers 11.00 to 11.50, pigs 10.75 to 11.00.
Hogs, Cattle and Sheep Pricesat Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 67000 with yard market down about 10 to 15 cents. bulk prices around 9.25 to 9.90 and various cuts listed. Cattle receipts 18000 with slow, lower demand. beeves 7.00 to 10.00, cows 4.60 to 7.25, calves 10.50 to 13.25. Sheep receipts 19000 with market 25 to 50 cents higher. wool lambs 8.25 to 10.25, ewes 2.00 to 5.25.
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Union
Ill
Cincinnati Cattle Market Reports Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts 1850 head noted with market steady to lower movers at 25 cents and shippers paying 8.00 to 9.00. Calves steady with extra buyers paying 13.50 to 14.50. Hogs receipts 4600 with a steady market and good choice packers and butchers at 10.25. Sheep receipts 1000, market steady with extras 4.50 to 5.00. Lambs weak with extras 10.00 to 11.00.
Egga llower Prices in Cincinnati Report
Cincinnati market notes list egg prices with various grade distinctions including extra firsts 65c and 54c for firsts 54c and ordinary 62c, reflecting fluctuating wholesale rates on January 31.
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Cincinnati
Egga Llower
Unclear OCR sports scoring row with mixed codes
Fragmented data shows multiple entries labeled Second Third Fourth Victory with numbers 91.94 86.80 88.97 86.76 97.38 97.40. Several club or team names such as Liberty and Victory appear but many letters are garbled. No clear event, date, or final result can be determined.
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Liberty
Victory
Local market prices and poultry listings from stalls
Butter creamery prices vary with 45 percent standard 44 percent and firsts at 38c 44c. Seconds priced at 80¢ 37c. Palit 49c 50c firats Cheese twins 28c young American 26 i6c. Live poultry listed at 22c.
Grain and hay prices in Toledo market report
Toledo daily market notes show wheat at cash 1.84 and March 1.80 and May 1.74. Corn cash No 2 yellow 62c. Oats No 2 white 44c. Rye No 2 1.49. Barley No 2 64c. Clover seed 1919 cash 11.50 1920 and Jan 11.75 Feb 11.65 March 11.85 April 10.20. Timothy 1918 2.90 1919 3.00 Jan Feb Mar 10 Apr May 3.15 Sept 3.25. Nog ng cash new 15.90 March. Butter 520 Eggs 65c. Hay 1.50.
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Toledo
Timothy
Nog
Morgan House Offered as American Embassy Site
The house in London was voted to be accepted by the secretary of state as the U S embassy residence. Rep Walsh of Massachusetts proposed accepting the gift from J P Morgan's London residence as the embassy site.
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Morgan House
Washington
House
Secretary of State
J. P. Morgan
London
Walsh
Massachusetts
Ford Columbus workers receive year end bonuses
Columbus Ford workers at the Columbus branch received $30,000 in bonuses and interest on investment certificates for last year. Those with five years of service received about $200 each, while most beneficiaries had been unemployed for the past two weeks.
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Columbus
Ford Motor Company
Local Columbus Bank Ad Promotes Deposits and Loans
To Business on the Part of Officers and Employer Is Required to Make a Business Successful Customers like to find you in. They do not like to have you re turn unnecessarily. Our whole force pays close atten tion to the business of the Company. I are always on duty Ready either to receive deposits or to make mortgage loans. The -, -e. ae & Lean Co., a a 'est Gay St., Columbus, Ohio. 5% Inteest paid on time deposits. Four per cent on savings accounts. Safe deposit boxes 02 per year.
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E. Ae & Lean Co
Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Lindsey Case Is Decided Today
Colorado Supreme Court upholds contempt finding against Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver juvenile court for refusing to reveal a 12 year old delinquent's details during a murder trial involving the boy's mother. The ruling allows the contempt decision to stand.
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Washington
Colorado Supreme Court
Ben B. Lindsey
Juvenile Court of
Denver
Supreme Court
Thousands Seek Work Across Ohio Cities
Nearly 11 000 men and 8500 women applied for work at Ohio state free employment bureaus in the seven largest cities last week. About 50 percent of applicants were skilled workers, yet only about 945 men and under 1300 women could be placed. Cleveland Cincinnati and Dayton had the most skilled job seekers.
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Columbus
State Free Employment
Ohio
G. F. Miles
State Industrial Commission
Miles
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Drowned while skating in Forest Lake New York
Alfred Tredway White aged 74 well known for building the first model tenements in the United States drowned after slipping through the ice at Forest Lake New York while skating. His body was recovered and he was identified by his age and achievements.
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New York
Alfred Tredway White
Forest Lake
N. Y
Meteor Yacht of former Emperor William to be sold
Barcelona reports the yacht Meteor once owned by former Emperor William of Germany will arrive in February to be sold with a reserve price of 9,000,000 marks.
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Kaiser’s
Barcelona
Meteor
William of Germany
Landis vows stern crackdown on baseball crooks
Federal Judge K M Landis, baseball commissioner, told Evanston churchgoers that liquor and crooks ruined horse racing and boxing but will not spoil baseball. He pledged harsh penalties and any means to ensure offenders face real punishment.
Trio Elopes in Atlantic City Family News
A triple elopement in Atlantic City involved three members of one household. William M. Chase, a retired New York manufacturer, and his daughters Edith and Evelyn married their respective mates within 24 hours, each unaware of the others plans.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William M. Chase
New York
Mysterious sale of coffee bottles in Marion Ohio
A motorist sold fifteen bottles of black coffee at fifteen dollars each in Marion Ohio. Customers met him at a hotel and the pair fled after the sale.
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Marion, O
Railroad Board Calls Talks on Wage Disputes
Chicago January 31 railroad labor board urged managers and employees to meet and work out a sensible settlement of wage controversies. The board proposed joint discussion after managers presented a petition seeking abrogation of national agreements and wage cuts affecting 500000 unskilled workers.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Representative Baer Pushes Investigation of Wall Street
North Dakota representative Baer introduced a resolution demanding a complete congressional inquiry into Wall Street. He charged that the financial sector has made billions from the world’s misfortunes over the past five years.
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Wall Street
Washington
Baer
North Dakota
Three Bandits Rob Newark Shoe Co. Clerks Tied
In downtown Cleveland three gunmen subdued and bound three clerks at the Newark Shoe Company and escaped with 400 dollars in cash. Police searched the area for the suspects after the daylight robbery near the business district core.
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Heart OF City
Cleveland
Newark
Socialist leaders win point in Berger espionage appeal
In Washington on Jan 31 Victor L Berger of Milwaukee and fellow socialist leaders won a major point in the supreme court as they sought reversal of their espionage act convictions and 20 year prison sentences alleging prejudice of the court.
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Washington
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Naval inquiry into lieutenant Taylor killing at Norfolk base
A naval inquiry opened January 31 into the death of Lieutenant A. B. Taylor who was shot by a sentry as he rode back to his quarters in a closed car at the Norfolk naval base last night.
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Norfork
Taylor
Naval Base
Wilson Denies Debs Commutation Request
President Wilson rejected Attorney General Palmer's bid to commute Eugene V. Debs ten year sentence. The decision, announced at the White House, leaves Debs to serve the full term ending February 12.
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Washington
Wilson
Palmer
Eugene V. Debs
White House
Dynamite Found Hidden Near Huntington Residence
Police were alerted after six sticks of forty per cent dynamite, each half a pound, were discovered under a Huntington, West Virginia home owned by J H Thomason. The homeowner brought them inside before realizing their explosive nature.
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Huntington
W. Va
J. H. Thomason
High Court Refuses to Advance Interstate Case Schedule
The Supreme Court today did not move the appeal of the Hecht-Cummings era rate case forward. The Wisconsin railroad committee challenged the interstate commerce commission’s power under the Hecht-Cummings law to set intrastate rates. A February 28 argument date was set in what is seen as a landmark in rate making history.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Broad Supreme Court
Wisconsin Railroad Committee
Federal Commission
Costs Too Much to Be Governor of Buckeye State
Columbus reports that keeping the governor’s office will cost more this year than Governor Davis’s salary. Figures show the governor would rather live at home unless steps are taken to cover expenses for the mansion and official entertaining, risking the office becoming available only to independently wealthy individuals.
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Buckeye
Columbus
L. Davis
Davis
App
Devi
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Athens, O., R. D
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