Christian Science Publishing Suit Ends In Board Control Ruling
Boston March 6 The Christian Science Publishing Society trustees won a ruling restraining directors from interference and Dittemore was reinstated as a board member. Judge Dodge found trustees subject to director control, but removal actions against Rowland failed as the motives aimed to gain publishing society control. WANT-AD RESULTS.
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Lamont Rowlands
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Cincinnati Market Report for Butter Eggs Poultry
Cincinnati March 6 Butter steady prices range from 64 to 69 cents per pound with packing stock and extras listed. Eggs steady with fresh gathered extras at 46 cents and firsts 44 to 46 cents. Live poultry prices shown for various weights and fowls at 40 to 82 cents per pound with roosters at 6 cents.
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Union Stockyards Hog and Cattle Market Report
Hog receipts reach 10000 with market steady to strong. Prices range from 12.50 to 15.55 for rough and butchers hogs, light hogs 14.60 to 15.35, and pigs 13.60 to 14.75. Cattle receipts 1000 with steady market. beeves 3.75 to 15.00, fat cattle and canners 4.75 to 10.75, stockers 7.00 to 11.76, calves 15.26 to 16. .., lambs 16.00 to 19.75, ewes 6.00 to 17.00.
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UNION
Arket
Market prices for grains and seeds listed
Market notes show corn No 3 cash at 1.60 oats white No 2 at 0.96 rye No 2 cash at 1.68 barley cash at 1.48 clover seed market prices 4.00 April 83.00 May 25.26 and references to 1918 1919 and futures in April 6.60 and May 6.00.
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Mary
Cattle Receipts And Market Quotes From Local Ledger
Cattle receipts show steady demand with prices around 12.00 to 12.75 for choice grades and calf sales near 19.00 to 30.00. Sheep and lamb listings record prices from 13.00 to 20.00, while hogs and other livestock post varied quotes. Market remarks note steady activity and reference heavy, light, and feeder categories with several figures in the 5.60 to 16.25 range.
Fragmentary receipt style note on prices and extras
A garbled record lists itemized prices with extra charges: 15.76 and 16.00, then 20.00, plus an additional line 19.50. The text is unclear but indicates miscellaneous charges and totals without clear context or complete items.
Chicago Produce Prices Reported With Minor Shifts
Chicago market notes show varied produce quotes including 650 and 670 for certain items, 64 cents softens, 364 cents for cheese twins, and 86 cents for young American live seller products.
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Divorce Petition Details Husband’s Long Bath Silence
In Columbus, March 6, Baer files for divorce from Ray Baer in common pleas court. The petition alleges the husband has not bathed since August 1919.
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Columbus
Baer
Ray Baer
Common Pleas Court
Ohio River stage updates rise at multiple locations
River gauges show ongoing rises across key sites with Point Bridge listed at 11 feet and rising. Herr's Island, Davis Island, Beaver Dam, Parkersburg, and Point Pleasant all report increasing water levels, signaling higher flood risk downstream.
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Students in tents housing conditions at Bowling Green
Professor W J Craig appeals to the adjutant general for camp equipment for Bowling Green Normal School students unable to obtain lodging.
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Frankfort
W. J. Craig
Adjutant General's Office
Bowling Green Normal School
Business by telephone guides Lake Forest Lumber boss
Chicago reports William Gourley president of Lake Forest Lumber Company runs his business by telephone while caring for his ill son. He uses spare money to direct orders and communications during the day.
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Chicago
William Gourley
Lake Forest Lumber Company
Trade Data Silent on January 9 Heavy Goods
Washington report shows the commerce department importing a large shipment valued at about 473 million dollars. A North Carolina chemist discovers three new dyes coloring silk champagne wool tan purple and gold producing bronze tints for fabrics.
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