Arraigned for Profanity in Nelsonville
Bess Love of New Pittsburg pleaded guilty before Mayor L. J. Eberle to using profane language. She was fined ten dollars and costs and jailed until paid. She was taken to the county seat yesterday afternoon. L. D. Martin at Buckeye Lake. Mrs. Retta Howe and Miss Jennie Powell are guests of Mrs. W. B. Scott in Columbus. Mrs. C. A. Stover and daughter Lillian are in Detroit and Adrian, Michigan. Mrs. C. R. Fisher of Columbus visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan.
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Nelsonville
Bess Love
New
Pittsburg
L. J. Eberle
L. D. Martin
Buckeye Lake
Retta Howe
Jennie Powell
W. 8. Scott
Columbus
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Detroit
Adrian
Michigan
C. R. Fisher
William Morgan
Carbon Hill to face Nelsonville in Suburban League clash
Nelsonville hosts Carbon Hill in a Suburban League game at the city playgrounds Friday evening. The matchup pits two local teams in a late week showdown with season implications.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
City
Child Audrey Lowry Dies at Carbondale Home
Audrey Lowry eight year old died Wednesday evening at her parents home in Carbondale. Funeral services set for Friday at two o clock at Carbondale church with burial in Asbury cemetery.
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Audrey Lowry
Carbondale
Nelsonville
Carbondale Church
Asbury Cemetery
Bridge Party for Miss Corinne Kreppel at Home
Miss Corinne Kreppel hosted a bridge party Wednesday evening with three tables in play. Miss Monica Acker won high score as club members enjoyed the game in her home.
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Corinne Kreppel
Mmembers
Monica Acker
Mrs. Harry Kelly Hosts Bridge Night for Guests
Mrs. Harry Kelly entertained at three tables of bridge on Wednesday evening at her East Franklin Street home for guests Mrs. Charles McCarty of Richmond Virginia and Mrs. C R Fisher of Columbus. High score winner was Mrs. I J Eberle and Mrs. Fisher received the guest prize.
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Harry Kelly
East Franklin Street
Charles McCarty
Richmond
C. R. Fisher
Columbus
I. J. Eberle
Fisher
Local residents return from visits and relocate
Mrs P V Holler and Edward Pedigo of Barberton returned home Tuesday after visiting relatives in the city. Miss Lillian McNaughton of New Athens Ohio stays with Miss Gwendolyn Pidcock while Mr and Mrs Charles Klein plan to move to Columbus.
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P. V. Holler
Edward Pedigo
Barberton
Lillian McNaughton
New Athens
Ohio
Gwendolyn Pidcock
Charles Klein
Columbus
Klein
Hocking Valley R. R. Company
B. M. Coakley
This City
Leo Hans
Rhea
Akron
Buckeye Lake
L. T. Rhoads
Clarence Jones
Charles Mueller
Nelsonville
A. B. Johnson
Gus Pidcock
Gwendolyn
Gretchen
West Virginia
Herbert Leyshon
Stalter
H. McCarty
Richmond
McCarty
Jack
Markets New York Produce and Toledo Grain Prices
Butter steady with receipts of 25 172. creamery extras 41 to 46. near by whites and mixed whites listed. Wheat No 2 at 1 dollars, corn 1 03 to 1 04, rye No 2 1 10, oats 49 to 50 cents, clover seed cash 13 90, oats and Timothy and Alsike futures noted. Butter 41 to 44 cents, eggs 22 to 24, hay 25.00.
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New York
Pacific Coast
ZORRO
Toledo
Timothy Casa
Alsike
Cincinnati Produce Butter and Eggs Prices
Butter steady with creamery tablets at 36 to 38 cents. Common and packing stock prices listed. Butter fat 41 to 43 cents. Eggs higher with fresh gathered extra firsts at 26 cents, firsts 24 cents, seconds 19 cents, nearby ungraded 24 cents.
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Cincinnati
Wool prices hold steady in Boston market
The wool market is steady with interest centered in quarter bloods and downward. Some quarter blood staple wools bring 80 cents and quarter bloods at 43 cents in the areas. 12 months Texas wool sells at 1.08 to 1.10 and 1.05 for average lots. London remains steady and the continent is a strong buyer abroad.
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Boston
Texas
London
Liberty bonds openings show varied yields in New York
Liberty firsts 4% opened at 102.30 while third 44s traded at 100.27 and fourth 4% at 103.22 with second 4% at 100.10, in New York market early trading.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. P
Liberty
Hogs Cattle Sheep Market Totals and Price Ranges
Hog receipts 3490 with steady to 100 under. hogs 250 to 350 lbs 8.25 to 9.15. 130 to 160 lbs 9.50 to 9.75. sows 6.75 to 7.25. Cattle receipts 450 calves 600. beef steers 9.00 to 11.75. cows 4.00 to 7.00. vealers 9.50 to 12.50. bulk stock and feeders 8.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 5000. fat lambs 15.25 top. bulk fat lambs 10.75 to 15.25. cull lambs 8.00 to 10.00. fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
Local market prices for poultry potatoes butter and eggs
The notice lists poultry prices including fowls 23 to 24 cents, Leghorn fowls 17 to 18 cents, heavy and Leghorn broilers from 23 to 33 cents, roosters 14 to 15 cents. Potatoes Virginia barreled Cobblers 4.75 to 5.25 dollars. Butter tablets 43 to 45 cents, extra firsts 40 to 40 4 cents, seconds 37 to 38 cents. Eggs show extra 27 cents, extra firsts 25 cents, firsts 23 to 23 cents, ordinary 22 cents.
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Virginia
Livestock Market Roundup with Mixed Receipts
Hog receipts 600 with market up 25 to 259 350 pounds top. Prices 200 250 pounds 9.75, 160 200 pounds 10.00 10.60, 130 160 pounds 9.75 10.50, 90 130 pounds 9.75 10.50, packing sows 7.00 7.50. Cattle receipts 27c calves 50c, market steady. steers 10.50 12.75, vealers 14.00 15.00. Sheep receipts 25, ewes steady. top 15.50, bulk cull lambs 8.00-.
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Visvesvaos
First Death Penalty For Gang Warfare In Southern Illinois
In Marion Illinois a jury sentenced Rado Millich a former Birger gangster to electrocution for the murder of fellow gangster Ward Jones in the ongoing Southern Illinois gang war. The decision marks the first death penalty tied to the violence in the region.
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Marion
Ill
United Press
Illinois
Rado Millich
Birger
Ward ‘Jones
Court allows Cox estate to retain Cleveland bond loot
In Pleasantville Ohio two bonds of Cleveland were stolen from a bank and later found in the possession of Mrs. Caroline Cox, administrator of George B. Cox’s estate. Judge Thomas H. Darby ruled the bonds may remain her property.
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Cincinnati
U.P
City of
Cleveland
Pleasantville, O
Caroline Cox
George B. Cox
Thomas H. Darby
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