Music for the Fourth Style Autopiano Player Piano on Battleships
The Autopiano style eight used on over 150 U S battleships dreadnoughts and submarines, a player piano system, figures in naval music provision.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
7
The Autopiano style eight used on over 150 U S battleships dreadnoughts and submarines, a player piano system, figures in naval music provision.
Auction-style listing offers a 50 hp tubular boiler by Barger Bros, a 15 hp upright boiler with iron base and engine, an 8 hp Columbus gas engine, a 20 hp steam engine, a 1100 lb bay gelding, and 8x iron mounted truck rollers. Swap or sell for heavier equipment. ideal for silo, farm use, or house moving.
List of unclaimed names including Frank Baker Hil za Barley T M Bean George W Cath ey Mrs Anna Cook Floyd B Folk Alfit Hamada Mrs Ross Hutton Mrs Lizalie Jimmerson Riley Keeton Leota Kinney William McHenry Mrs Grace Maston Florence Mae Moore Cheater Partlow Mrs Lida Riley Bertha Syx George White. Callers must say they were advertised. Unclaimed items go to Dead Letter Office July 9 1918.
Herdley Lockhart and family visit relatives in Palestine West Virginia. Mrs Harry Hulbert of New Marshfield spends time with her mother Mrs B D Harper. Cathryn McKee of Athens guests of cousin Mrs Fred Coleman. F E Kimes family visits Chester relatives. John Poston and wife weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Watkins at Shade. Hazel Linscott of Chauncey visits aunt Mrs Charles Inman. Goldie Gibson returns home to Chillicothe after visit with her parents. Isaac Brewer attends county seat business. Hess Nichols of Central West Virginia visits I C Chapman family. Mr Nichols returns home. Mrs Nichols stays longer. Rev and Mrs M J Woodard spend week with relatives at Nelsonville. Mrs H J Gelsendorfer visits aunt at SpeldeL Lenore Rice of Stewart RD visits sister Mrs R W Finsterwald.
Harvey Greer, 19, Tennessee native, told Sergeant R R Mergenthal he wished to enlist despite being young. He said his conscience would be hurt if he did not serve and feared the war ending before he turned twenty one, then having no excuse to offer. His name was signed to the enlistment papers.
An advertisement for a carbon remover product by H. Pixley of Fairbury Nebraska promotes a “Works While You Sleep” formula. It claims fast action, a positive money back guarantee, and endorsements by auto owners with a price per can of 61 cents.
Farmers should sell the wheat and put the money to work earning five per cent from The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rarein Building 22 We at Street Columbus Ohio They should also buy Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps Write for booklets showing how money is received and loaned Assets 14800000
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