Social news and resolutions from Snow Fork area
Social notices report visits and gatherings in Mineral Wellston Wolfe Street Murray City and Logan with engagements at the Social Literary Club and Child's Conservation League. Resolutions of respect honor Sister Mable Brooker of Snow Fork Temple No 77 Pythian Sisters, with funeral details, memory lines, and printed notice to Athens Daily Messenger.
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Snow Fork Temple
Pythian Sisters
Murray City
Mable Brooker
Greenlawn
Snow Fork
Mable Boorker
Athens Daily Messenger
Wolfe Family Returns From Ten Week Ft Lauderdale Stay
Mr. and Mrs. Ned J. Wolfe and their children William and Alice returned home last evening after a ten week visit in Ft. Lauderdale Florida.
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Ned J. Wolfe
William
Alice
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Vickers Returns Home After Funeral Attendance
East Liverpool resident Mr. V. C. Vickers returns home after a several days absence to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs. A. P. Cope.
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V. C. Vickers
East
Liverpool
A. P. Cope
Local visitors from Pekin and Murray City
Mrs. Ida Fuller of Pekin Illinois visits brothers Arthur Hunter on Second street and Charles Hunter on College street. Mrs. James Spooner of Murray City spent the weekend with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs psy Lewis before returning home.
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Ida Fuller
Pekin, Ill
Arthur Hunter
Second Street
Charles Hunter
College Street
James Spooner
Murray City
Psy Lewis
Mrs Ferrell Visits Daughter in Ironton
Mrs Mary B Ferrell wife of Leroy Brown resident of Richland avenue travels to Ironton to visit her daughter Mrs Rufus Robison and stays with Mrs Robison and family.
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Mary B. Ferrell
Leroy Brown
Richland Avenue
Ironton
Rufus Robison
Daughters of America Social Meeting and Local Personnel News
After the regular Daughters of America session a social with refreshments will be held and all members are urged to attend. A.V. Linscott left for Akron to join the Goodrich Rubber Co. Herb Lent has taken a position at the Hibbard Store. Hull Foster Jr. hosts his sister-in-law and brother, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sanderson, visiting from Savannah and Vermont. Mrs. E. H. Rorick of Fayette, wife of Dr. Rorick, is recovering from paralysis with encouragement from friends. latest reports show continued improvement.
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The
Daughters of America
A. V. Linscott
Akron
Goodrich Rubber Co
Herb Lent
Albert Hibbard
Hibbard Oe
Linscott
Hull Foster Jr
Inlaw
W. A. Sanderson
Savannah Ga
Columbus
Vermont
Athens
Fayette
E. H. Rorick
Rorick
Athens State Hospital
Korick
Patent Granted On Collapsible Wire-Reply Poles
A patent issued grants the inventor protection for a collapsible pole used for wire supports. The design features a lightweight structure that can be extended and retracted, with locking mechanisms to secure its length. The device aims to simplify installation and storage for utility work.
Advice on Preventing Bilious Attacks With Chamberlain's Tablets
The article advises that those prone to periodic bilious attacks may lose appetite before an attack and eat only light meals. It recommends taking two Chamberlain's Tablets to potentially avoid the attack, noting the practice to reduce meat consumption during meals.
Iron Test at Louster Opera House Shows 7 Reel Program
Tonight at Louster Opera House audiences watch the No. 7 chapter Iron Test and Tom Mix in Treat Em Rough shown together in a seven reel presentation promising action and Western thrills.
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Opera House
Balmwort Tablets Promise Relief From Kidney Trouble
The advertisement claims Balmwort Tablets cured a Syracuse man of two years of kidney and bladder disorders including back pain, nervousness, and swelling. It notes a full relief after use and endorses the product as reliable, with a Dayton Ohio company guarantee and a one dollar price.
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W. B. Goff
Dl& W.R
Syracuse
N. Y
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Troop 1 Athens Wins Hard-Fought Scout Tournament
Final afternoon saw Troop 1 Athens defeat Chillicothe 17 to 1 to claim the overall Boy Scout tournament title. Earlier, Troop 1 McArthur topped Troop 3 Logan 10 to 3 in a consolation, and Troop 2 Athens fell to Chillicothe 98 to 3 in a semifinal.
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Troop One
Troop
Logan
McArthur
En Blair
Foreman
Diles
Ferris
Troop 2
Athens
Troop 1
Chillicothe
Troop 3
D. Wise
Harker
Athens Hi
A. H
Davis
Sim Earich
Richardson
Nye
Mark Cowen
Athens Hi School
Hi School
Littler
Battin
Collins
Foyle
Banks
Jordan
Earich
Foulse
Farmer gains blasting powers for agricultural use
Clerk of Courts M. B. Copeland received a circular from the bureau of mines outlining that naturazed citizens may obtain explosives for farming without a license from the Clerk of Courts. Aliens remain barred and license requirements persist for powder and mine purchases.
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Clerk of Courts
M. B. Copeland
Bureau of Mines
Mr. Copeland
Athens man first to enter Ohio War Savings contest
A. O. Sloane of Athens is the first county mail carrier to enter the Ohio War Savings Committee contest. The top seller in each county between March 10 and August 9 wins a lake trip to Mackinac Island in August and return. A salesmanship course accompanies the contest and is open to all mail carriers.
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Columbus
Mar
A. O. Sloane
Athens
Ohio War Savings Committee
Mackinac Island
Eccentric pump drives auto cooling as tractor aid
An eccentric centrifugal pump driven by the fan belt is proposed to aid the cooling system when light automobiles are converted into trucks or tractors. This device aims to improve cooling efficiency in modified vehicles.
Business of All Kinde to Becoming Keener
Instructive ad urging readers to save money and work hard to grow a business. It promotes pushing advertising and rendering real service. Advises leaving idle money with Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. at Rankin Building Columbus Ohio as a strong conservative institution.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Liberty bonds and Cincinnati produce market roundup
Liberty bonds were quoted with 34s at 98.74, others varied slightly. First 4s 94.36, Second 4s 93.74, Third 4%s 95.14, Fourth 41s 93.88. Cincinnati produce reports steady eggs with prime firsts at 37 cents, various grades and poultry prices listed. Love Poultry items show fowls, fryers, and turkeys priced by weight.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
Cincinnati
Tome
Old Toms
Odd Egg and Dairy Prices Noted in 19th Century Trade List
The clipping lists price figures for butter at 581 cents per unit and creamery items at 60 cents, standards 59 and 69 cents, firsts 57 and 69 cents, seconds 53 and 65 cents. Egg ordinaries 374 and 38 cents, firsts 8814 and 381 cents. Cheese-Twins 30 cents, young American 3144 cents, live poultry 3lec.
Toledo grain closing prices and farm product quotes
The Toledo market lists corn No. 3 at 1.60 dollars per bushel, oats standard white 66 cents, barley No. 2 at 1.03 dollars, clover seed cash and forward with April at 22.50 and October 17.00, alsike March 19.75, timothy prices for various delivery months up to 5.65, butter at 62 cents per pound, eggs selects at 44 cents, hay Timothy No. 1 at 27.00 and No. 2 at 26.00.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Market Receipts and Steady Tones Across Livestock
Hog and cattle receipts show 42 000 hogs and 18 000 cattle with market steady. Prices listed include hogers 19.10 to 19.86, butchers 19.15 to 19.55, cattle 12.00 to 20.385, sheep 19 000 receipts with wool at 16.00 and lambs at 36.26.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Shows Mixed Rebates and Strong Hogs
Cattle receipts reach 1400 with market strength up 25 cents. shippers pay 13 to 16 dollars. Calves market weak with an extra 17. Hogs receipts around 200. market slow and 50 cents lower, good packers and butchers at 19. Sheep receipts light. market strong with extra 11 to 11.60 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Oil price listings by city and state
Oil prices are listed for several locations with per barrel figures. Illinois Princeton North Lima South Lima Indiana Wooster Plymouth show values ranging from 2.28 to 2.58 dollars. This snapshot documents regional crude pricing data.
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Illinois
Princeton
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wooster
Plymouth
Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed as Market Closes
Cattle receipts total 70 loads with a steady market. Prices: choice 16.60 to 17.00, prime 15.50 to 16.00, common 14.60, veal calves 17.00 to 18.00. Sheep and lamb receipts light but market strong. mewthare 17.60 to 18.00, good 18.00, fair mixed 12.50 to 13.00. Hogs receipts lower with varied quotes. prime Yorkers 19.36 to 19.68, roughs 16.00 to 18.00, stage 13.00.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Children's Colds
A trusted remedy praised for treating children's coughs and colds. Long experience supports its effectiveness and it is a favorite among mothers.
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Chamberlain
Redfield Urges War Aftermath Employment Push
William G Redfield secretary of commerce spoke to Akron's chamber of commerce urging rapid production growth to absorb unsold goods and reduce unemployment. He defended the industrial board created to ease joblessness and noted newspapers have criticized its work.
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Akron
Mar
William G. Redfield
Chamber of Commerce
Redfield
Irish Singer McCormick to Seek Final Naturalisation
Irish singer John McCormick fled his final naturalisation papers in New York today. In ninety days he may take the final oath to the supreme court.
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New York
John McCormick
McCormick
Supreme Court
British airman jailed by Germans for calling them Huns
Sergt B A Boyd a British airman was captured after his sea plane was shot down off the Belgian coast. He was sentenced to twelve months by a German crew for calling them Huns. He reports being starved for six months and exchanging his watch for bread.
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London
England
B. A. Boyd
Boyd
Hans
Mother Surprises A. I. Men in Cobden Germany
Mrs Martha Greeff arrived at army headquarters to see her son Ronald Greeff in company B 11th Infantry United States Army. Officers explained no German soldiers were on duty in the occupied zone and that she would be granted permission to visit once arranged.
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11Th Infantry
United States Army
Theermission
Stand by Wilson and the League rally in Detroit
In Detroit on March 17 the Religious Educational Association of America held a conference with speakers denouncing reactionary politicians and war profiteers. Noted voices urged unqualified support for President Wilson and the League of Nations, including Dr. Frank Oliver Hall of New York City, Dr. Samuel Eliot of Boston, Rev. Charles W. Williams of Detroit, and Dr. Daniel Couve of Paris.
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Detroit
Wilson
Religious Educational Association of America
United States
League of Nations
League
Frank Oliver Hall
New York City
Samuel Eliot
Boston
Charles W. Williams
Daniel Couve
Paris
Ban Alcohol Sale to Yanks in German-Occupied Areas
German authorities publish names of Germans convicted of army regulation violations in territories held by Allied forces. Publicity aims to deter minor offenses like liquor sales to soldiers. New civilian guidance bans sale or gift of any alcohol substance or prep except light wines and beer, supplementing earlier limits.
Johnsons' divorce decree followed by remarriages
In the Johnson Fulton Johnson divorce case the court granted a decree in common law. Both parties have remarried since. Johnson wed the same day as the decree. Mrs. Johnson later married William Snyder in Columbus.
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Janes Johnson- Mattie Fulton Johnson
Ohnson
Johnson
Columbus
William Snyder
Turn Over Engines as German Railway Material Shared
Rome reports American military authorities will transfer 200 locomotives to Italy at a nominal price as part of the U S share of German railway material.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
Ward Boss Husband Shown in Milwaukee Court Tale
The Milwaukee court hears testimony from a wife who claims her husband John Kunde, now a ward boss, asserts authority by slamming items and seeks to avoid entanglements in politics.
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Hubby
Milwaukee
John Kunde
Princess Pats Arrive in Halifax After World War Service
Princess Patricia's own regiment the Princess Pats arrived at Halifax aboard the Carmania from England. They served four years in the war and were the first Canadian troops to fight on French soil. Only a portion of the original battalion returned.
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Halifax
Princess Patricia’s Own
Princess Pats
England
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