War Savings drive shows strong cash sales in Athens county
Athens county reports a cash sale of War Savings Stamps totaling 496 168 dollars as of July 11 equating to 9 11 per person, with a county quota of 1 088 820 dollars and a June 27 per capita sale of 6 22. The state committee urges continued pledges and cash conversion to meet the 1918 quota, noting several counties already meet or exceed targets.
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Columbus
Athens County
State Committee
T. R. Biddle
Ohio
Biddle
Treasury Department
United States Treasury
New York Actor George M. Cohan Commissioned Major
George M. Cohan, actor and producer, was commissioned a Major of the theatrical unit of the New York City Police Reserve by Rodman Wanamaker, Special Deputy Police Commissioner, at the organization’s headquarters today.
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New York
George M. Cohan
New York City Police
Reeves
Rodman Wanamaker
Spec Deupty
Carthage Church Invites Community to Sunday Sermon
Dr. Wilcox of Athens will preach at Carthage Presbyterian Church Sunday at two. Members hope neighboring churches join the service and extend a hearty invitation to all to attend.
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Carthage Presbyterian Church
Wilcox
Athens
Social notes from Glouster and surrounding towns
Miss Clarice Bardin and Miss Eleanor Porter visit Glouster as guests of the Antles. Gordon Herreld travels to Philadelphia to visit his brother. Numerous locals visit relatives in Columbus Zanesville Marietta Gallipolis and other towns. others report travels, hospital stays and family updates.
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Clarice Bardin
Eleanor Porter
Glouster
Mrs. Allen Antle
Gordon Herreld
Philadelphia
Russell P. Herreld
Union edict sparks mixed business response in Glouster
Glouster Ohio July 19 stores kept normal hours despite a Retail Clerks' Union half holiday call. Local mine workers and union officials offer support while praising a local businessman A A Gassell for closing his shop to honor a deceased peer. The Messenger notes a theater event and other city happenings.
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Glouster
Ohio
Visiting families in Louisville and Cloverport
A party travels to Louisville and Cloverport to meet Mrs. Carl Balis and her son Moorman Randall who are visiting, planning to return with Mr. Balis and his sister in ten days.
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Tucky
Louisville
Cloverport
Carl Balis
Moorman Randall
Japan plans intervention in Siberia
The Japanese cabinet decided to intervene in Siberia after a Monday meeting. Prime Minister Tokio said the move aims to address growing instability and protect interests in the region.
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United
Pmena Tokio
Siberia
Today
Mohican Minstrel II Delights Full House in Swing Hall
The Mo hican Minstrel’s second performance drew a full house in Swing Hall Thursday evening. The show pleased the audience, and the troupe repeated their prior success. Twenty children from the Children’s Home joined as guests of the class for the minstrel, and Miss Marie Swaim received a solid gold breech from the Mohican class for her help. The troupe plans a trip to Chillicothe next Tuesday to perform at the Y M C A auditorium with a 4000 capacity, expenses paid one way by each man and the rest from the class treasury.
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Swing Hall
Holdren
Morgan
Marie Swaim
Chillico
Frank Speck
Athens
Ohio to send 2610 colored selects to Camp Sherman
Columbus Ohio July 18 1917 Ohio will send 2610 negro selects to Camp Sherman during the five day period beginning August 1 under an order received by Major W B Pealer State Draft Officers today It is expected this call will exhaust the remaining number of colored registrants in the class of June 1917 County quotas have not been assigned.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Sherman
W. 8. Pealer
Cincinnati Cattle Market Slips as Receipts Rise
Cincinnati cattle receipts reach 980 with market steady to lower and shipper bids from 13.00 to 16.50. Calves bring 16.00 to 16.50. Hog receipts total 6530 with prices up as good choice packers and butchers bid 18.35.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Market Report Holds Steady Prices
Pittsburg on July 19 reports cattle and sheep markets unchanged. Hog receipts total 15 cars with prime heavies selling at 18.25 to 18.40 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Commodity futures quotes for corn oats and pork
Readable market notes list July August and September prices for corn oats and pork with figures: corn July 1.51 bushel 3 4 cents. oats July 74 cents. pork July 45.26 per hundredweight and September 43.35. The data appears as a brief futures update from Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago
Market Prices Reported for Corn Oats Rye and Grains
Toledo July 19 market notes list cash corn at 1.76 dollars per bushel oats 0.7912 dollars rye 1.70 dollars and hay and seed prices for clover Timothy and other grains with October and December futures cited.
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Toledo
Timothy
Dee
Prices for eggs and live poultry in steady market
Eggs steady with prime firsts at 86 1 2 cents a dozen and firsts at 5 cents. ordinary firsts 32 cents. seconds 80 1 2 cents. Live poultry steady with fowls 28 1 2 cents, broilers over 1 1 2 pounds 8 cents, under 1 1 2 pounds 30 cents.
Trained Nurse Endorses Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A nurse with Marine hospital experience praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver trouble. She claims it cleaned catarrhal mucus and calmed inflammation in the intestinal tract and urges others to try it, noting a money back guarantee and wide availability through McKee Drug Company and druggists.
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Mayr
Marine
McKee Drug Company
Parole Recommendation Hearing Scheduled for Charles Davis
Notice states Charles Davis, inmate at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, eligible for parole consideration. The Superintendent and Chaplain will recommend, hearing set for after August 13, 1918. J. B. Clark, Chief Clerk. 7-10-20t.
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Charles Davis
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Clemency
J. B. Clark
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