Trimble Paving Brick Co Properties Flagged For Sale
Receiver Craig Crumb offers two Ohio paving brick plants for sale in 1918. The Trimble and Glouster sites include multiple acres, shale hills, and operating machinery for block production. Sale options include individual or combined bids with cash terms or deferred arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Trimble
al County
Glouster
Wassel Brick Co
Ghter
Jjacent
Toledo
Aljroad
Lliam H. Crumb
Trimble Pave Ae Brick Company
Burkhart
Heald & Pickrel Carr
Allaman, Better & Murritorneys
South 10 Grows Its Own Food This Summer
Atlanta, May 20. The South aims to grow the greatest food crops in its history despite weather risks. Cotton declines as potatoes corn and rice expand. Florida ships about 50 000 carloads of foodstuffs to the North and West with rail support. Mississippi and Tennessee boost corn output and acreage while labor shortages push tractors into use. Six million acres of corn near Memphis and 20 million bushels hoped by Mississippi farmers. Weather woes in Albania noted. Georgia union met on late corn and potato projects.
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Atlanta
France
Flanders
Florida
W. G. McAdoo
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Albania
State Agriculture Bureau
Americans Widen Front Across French Lines in World War I
May 20 dispatches report American troops scattered from the English Channel to the Swiss border with Gen Pershing's forces divided into four sectors on the French front. A German aeroplane dropped bombs near an American field hospital while physicians and patients sought shelter in an American trench. Washington confirms American expeditionary power now ranks third in front mileage behind France and Britain. Morgan Farley, 17, is noted as the youngest stage manager in Cincinnati and formerly led New York's Seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picardy
English Channel
Washington
Senate Military Committee
Baker
War Council
Pershing
Morgan Farely
Lyric Theater
Cincinnati
New York
General Glenn blocks farm furloughs for Selection soldiers
Camp Sherman Ohio May 19 Major General Edwin F Glenn disapproved most farm work furloughs for selections from the 83rd Division. He judged releasing men would harm the army and hinder military organization, denying 2 000 applicants while granting 40 dependent cases only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Edwin F. Glenn
Glenn
83Rd Division
Attendance Tops Six Hundred At First M E Sunday School
Yesterday's First M E Sunday School drew 612 attendees with 34 officers and teachers 3 visitors and 575 scholars. The breakdown lists 255 men 167 women 124 in intermediate and 66 in primary departments led by Copeland Martzolff Dunkle Rupp and Hewitt. Total offering 19 dollars 45 cents with class Six contributing 11 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Prof. Copeland
Martzolff
Prof. Dunkle
Mr. Rupp
Misa Hewitt
Ohio Public Debt Surges Across Cities Counties and Districts
An auditor warns Ohio faces rapidly rising debts across cities villages counties school districts and townships. The 1917 1918 figures show total indebtedness near 414 million with steady year to year increases since 1880 and projected surpassing a billion by 1925. Athens County and its towns show mixed but persistent borrowing and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
A. V. Donahey
General Assembly
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
Athens City
Municipal spending items listed for city services
A fragment lists allocations for electric light 21000 dollars street improvement 19203 dollars sewers and drainage 5312 dollars parks 5200 dollars public halls 1000 dollars fire department 18800 dollars.
Germans Use Perfumed Gas to Lure U S Troops
In Picardy May 19 German gas shells are scented with fragrances such as apples bananas oranges and pineapples to lure American soldiers to deadly zones. American gas experts have learned to ignore the fruit smells and detect the hidden danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 8. Ferguson
United Press
Picardy
Letter From Emma Cline’s Son In France 1918
Emma Cline of Zaleski Ohio R D 1 shares a letter from her son in France dated April 7 1918. He writes he is well and recalls a good master noting mail delays and asks for Cornelius Queen and Elmer West addresses and a pair of sleeve holders. He signs from Headquarters Company 15 Field Artillery A E F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cline
Zaleski
France
Ohio
Elmer West
California Holstein cow breaks world milk record
Raphaella Johanna Raggie a Holstein at Napa State Hospital in Sacramento set a 30 day milk production record with 8794 pounds 1897 quarts in a month. The prior 30 day record stood at 3767.3 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Raphaella Johanna Raggie
Napa State Hospital
Bing divorce notice filers in Mosesounty court action
Rebecca Y. Bing seeks divorce and child custody from Lee M. Bing alleging cruelty and neglect over three years. Case to be heard at the Court House in Asa after June. Foster & Wells represent the plaintiff. April 22, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee M. Bing
Hemlock Grove
Mosesounty
Asa
Isee
Iron Pleas
Rebecca Y. Bing
Foster & Wells
T.w
Save Wheat and Potatoes to Save Money
Government urges saving 30,000,000 bushels of potatoes from waste. Use them and preserve other food to keep costs down. Invest money earning five percent at Buckeye State Building and Loan Company in Columbus Ohio. Assets $14,800,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
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Trimble Paving Brick Company
International Teeth Coo
West 42Nd St
Hocking Valley
THE
Empire Oil CO
Cleveland
Nick Steven
NTT
Hull Foster, Jr
Chauncey Mine
H. S. White
Chauncey, O
Boyd Hall
West Side
Rardin Bros CO
Rardin Bros
Dallas Boy
Elder Farm
J. R. Elder
Colonial Hotel
Iri
Carl Kelley
Union Station
Alex Moore
Central Restaurant
C. _A. NICE
Barstow
Bell Phone
Wheaton & Crooks Hardware Coo
Coolville
North Congress
W. B. Francis
Spitz
H. T. Bennett
President St
Wolfe Bros
L. G. Cary
John J. Wooley
C. F. McSure
Pike and
R. D
Joe Hutchins
Mccarter Garage
East State
Pleasanton
Henry Bobo
C. BE. Love
Pratt St. Bell
Starr Talking Machine
Parker Bros
Mary Kelley
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Red Men’s Hah 'Glouster
Athens Feather Mattress CO
Union St. Elk Hotel
Chauncey
Call J. BE. Lott
Delta Tau Delta
Messenger Office
Britain
Bath
President Street
Congress
D. H. Moore
North Congress St
L. A
Court St
Blackwood
South 10
B.f.biggs
George W. Rappold
Eneral
Mgr
Ben H. Ewing
Pomeroy
St. E. Ohio
Furn. Co
N. Court St
HUNS
Headquarters Co
Field Artillery
California
Foster and Welis
Athens, Ohio
C. Kigne Danville, Pa
Josten’s Cigar Store
Eloise
Marie— Rully
Nexpoort
Rully
Warner Was
Boulevard Penovator
Berane
Baden Baden
Agnes
Wes Agnes
Mare
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