For Sale Iowa Separators and Skimmer Ad
For Sale Iowa separators the perfect skimmer easy to clean last a lifetime. Try one for thirty days side by side with any other make. You'll choose the Iowa. The Cline Ice Cream Co. Why Invest in stocks and bonds you know nothing about. We pay interest on deposits and you cannot lose a single dollar you put in this bank. Security Savings Bank.
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Iowa
Line Ice Cream Co
Cline Ice Cream Co
Security Savings Bank
Its Every Saturday Night Dance at Lockhart's Hall
Social notice promotes a Saturday night dance at Lockhart's Hall in Guysville with a “good orchestra” and a friendly invitation for all to attend.
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Lockhart's Hall
Guysville
Griffiths Rootes and Herbs at Cline's Drug Stores
An advertisement by A. W. Clifton of Little Hocking Ohio promotes Griffiths Rootes and Herbs for blood health. It offers a one month full treatment for 25 cents at Cline's Drug Store or any first class well stocked drug store.
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A. W. Clifton
Little Hocking
Ohio
Cline's
Rere
For Sale Oil Stock Derrick Now Up
Carbon Hill Oil and Gas Co offers stock in oil ventures as they seek to close books by mid June and invite busy buyers to act.
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Carbon Hill Oil and Gas Co
Juries Drawn for June Term of Federal Court
Grand and petit juries for the June term were drawn in Columbus Ohio. Jurors report June 7 to Federal Judge Sater. Names include Frank I. Caldwell and D. C. Pierce of Athens County.
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Columbus, CO
Sater
Frank I. Caldwell
D. C. Pierce
Athens County
Man Pleads Guilty to Stealing Five Legged Cow
Akron scene: David Brown age 37 sentenced to one to seven years in the Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to stealing a five legged cow from his employer's estate. Judge Ahern handed down the sentence on Tuesday.
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Akron
David Brown
Ohio
Ahern
Senator Johnson seeks Senate probe of Kentucky border warfare
A resolution for a Senate investigation of Kentucky border warfare was introduced by Senator Johnson of California and referred to the Senate Labor Committee.
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Washington
Senate
Kentucky
Johnson
California
Senate Labor Committee
Rosa Ponselle Portrait With President at White House
Rosa Ponselle of the Metropolitan Opera appears in a studio photo in front of the White House as she is greeted by the president during a formal reception at the executive mansion.
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Rosa Ponselle
Metropolitan Opera
Dye Family Reunion Celebrates 58th Birthday
The Dye family gathered Sunday at Coolville home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Dye to celebrate Mrs. Dye’s 58th birthday. A lunch featured a large white birthday cake with forty pink candles marking the couple’s 40th wedding anniversary. Participants included George L. Hill, Hiram Millicoan, Morris Coakley, Garrett Chalfant, Riley Dye, Addie Dye, Bernice Dye, Ira Gaston, and the hosts. Harrison Dye and family of Akron were absent.
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Coolville
Lewis A. Dye
Coolville R. Uy. 2
Garrett Chalfant
Bucyrus
Riley Dye
Addie Dye
Bernice Dye
Ira Gaston
Briand Jeered in French Chamber Over German Good Faith Claim
Premier Briand of France was jeered in the chamber of deputies on Tuesday after he declared that Germany had shown good faith in meeting allied demands. Hoots and jeers interrupted his remarks as the crowd reacted to the assertion in Paris.
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Briand
Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Justice in Dallas: Mob Punishes Man for Alleged Insult
In Dallas on May 24 a mob abducted John T. Moore a 30 year old white man after an alleged insult to a 12 year old white girl. He was taken to a secluded country spot and whipped with a black snake whip then dumped from an automobile in the city.
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Dallas
Tex
South
John T. Moore
Markets Pittsburg Livestock Report
Cattle receipts light and market steady with choice $9.00 to $9.30, prime $9.00 to $9.30, common $8.00 to $8.50, veal calves $10.50 to $11.00. Sheep and lambs receipts fair. market lower with prime wethers $5.50 to $6.00, good $6.00 to $5.50, yearling lambs $10.00 to $10.80. Hogs receipts 15 doubles. market lower dull with prime heavies $9.65 and $8.75, mediums $9.40 to $9.50, heavy yorkers $9.50 to $9.60, light yorkers $9.50 to $9.60, pigs $9.50 to $9.60, roughs $6.50 to $7.25, stags $4.50 to $5.00.
Toledo Market Closing Prices May 24 1920 Commodities
Wheat prices for cash and May at 1.68 and July at 1.40 percent. No. 3 yellow corn 66 14. Oats No. 2 cash at 46 to 47 cents. Rye No. 2 cash 1.50. Barley No. 2 cash. Clover seed cash 13.78 Oct 10.26 Dec 10. Timothy cash 8.02 percent cash 3.0744 3.12 Sept 38.45 Oct. Alsike new cash 13.50 Aug 11.60 Sept 10.10. Butter 38 to 38 cents. Eggs 28 cents. Hay 1.6 dollars.
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Toledo
Isis
Eges
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices at Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards Illinois reports hog receipts 36000 with prices 10 to 15 cents lower. bulk 8.30 to 8.65, butchers 8.25 to 8.55, packing 7.50 to 8.15, light 8.50 to 8.75, s r t o 7.90 to 8.75, roughs 7.25. Cattle receipts 9000 market 25 cents lower. beeves 7.00 to 9.25, butcher stock 5.50 to 8.75, canners and cutters 2.50 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 5.75 to 8.60, cows 5.00 to 7.50, calves 7.25 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 12000 market steady. wool lambs 6.00 to 11.50, ewes 1.09 to 5.50.
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Union
Ill
Cincinnati Cattle Market Summary With Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts 200, market steady, shippers paid 8.00 to 8.75. Calves steady to weak with extras 9.00 to 10.00. Hogs receipts 5000, market weak 25 to 50 cents lower, dressed hogs and butcher names 8.75 and 9.00. Sheep receipts 20, market strong with extras 5.00 to 5.50. Lambs active and strong, extras 13.00 to 13.50.
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Cincinnati
Liberty Bonds and Victory Bond Figures Amid Cash Listings
Fragmented OCR lists various Liberty Bonds and Victory Bond denominations with approximate prices such as Liberty 346 at 88.70 and Victory 3% at 97.60, interspersed with garbled characters, suggesting a wartime securities page. The readable entries show bond identifiers and price quotes.
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Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago markets list tier creamery products with firsts at 22 27 cents seconds 17 21 cents eggs ordinary 18 19 cents firsts 21 22 and cheese twins 14 cents young America 16 17 cents live poultry 24 cents.
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Chicago
Egg prices in Cincinnati steady with slight gains
The Cincinnati market report shows eggs steady with prices at extra 21 cents, firsts 19 19.5 cents, ordinary 18 19 cents, reflecting a small mixed movement on May 24.
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Cincinnati
Memorial Day Observed Sunday in Hebbardsville
Memorial day preparations are underway in Hebbardsville for a Sunday celebration. The cemetery is being beautified as hundreds visit the graves of soldiers. Churches cooperate for children’s exercises at 10:30 and a patriotic service at 1:30, with a picnic lunch between. No worship at Albany Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
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Hebbardsville
Albany Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Cadiz Area Include Illness and Visitors
Carpenter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Foley May 16 twin daughters Mrs Mary Throckmorton is dangerously ill with no chance of recovery. I M Swett and wife and W J Swett were Pomeroy visitors Saturday. O B Woodyard wife and daughter Blanche were Athens visitors Wednesday. Marion Chase of Dyesville is doing farm work for Lewis Chase. Myrtle Rupe staying with the family of W S Swett. John Carpenter doing farm bureau work near Cadiz. Frank Rancliffe of Glouster was here part of last week on business. Laudrum Marcum at Huntington W Va part of last week having his eyes treated. Mrs Guy C Gorby spent part of last week at bedside of her grandmother Mrs Mary Throckmorton. F C Kayser and daughter of Athens called on relatives and friends here Sunday. Mrs V C McComas of Gallipolis was a business caller here. A D Morrison and family were Sunday guests of Armstead Mace and wife. O B Woodyard recently purchased a Chevrolet automobile. G B Kayser and wife were Sunday guests of Clifton Wood and family. John Cline and wife and L H Folcon and wife were Sunday guests of Warney Nelson and wife of Albany.
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Frank Foley
Mary Throckmorton
I. M. Swett
W. J. Swett
Pomeroy
O. B. Woodyard
Blanche
Athens
Marion Chase
Dyesville
Lewis Chase
Myrtle Rupe
W. S. Swett
John Carpenter
Cadiz
Frank Rancliffe
Glouster
Laudrum Marcum
Huntington
W. Va
Guy C. Gorby
F. C. Kayser
V. C. McComas
Gallipolis
A. D. Morrison
Armstead Mace
G. B. Kayser
Clifton Wood
John Cline
L. H. Folcon
Warney Nelson
Albany
Auto Bandits Rob Union National Bank in New Castle
Five masked men robbed the Union National Bank in New Castle Pennsylvania and escaped with three bags of cash. Authorities say the total loot is now being determined as investigators follow leads and review surveillance.
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New Castle
Union National
Storm sewer plans filed for Athens district No. Two
Notice announces plans for a storm sewer in Storm Sewer District No. Two in the City of Athenship. The description traces proposed routes along Morris Avenue Franklin Avenue Towns end Grosvenor Street Roosevelt Drive and related alleys, with public inspection and examination by interested parties arranged through county clerk by order of the City of Athens.
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Athenship
Towl
Morris Avenue
Eeelin Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Townsend
Townsend Alley
Grosvenor Street
Grosvenor St
Roosevelt Rive
Roosevelt Drive
Athens
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Sm . Re Swing
Mra
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Race St
W. A Ais
Lorene Avenue
Postoffice
Walker Dairy
Whitman Guysville
R. D
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William H. McAdams
New Marshfield
Zdirlock P.M
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Wiseman and Pickens Phone
Jospen
Moler Auto Sales CO
J. Bar- Tow
Phillips Athens
Cline Building
Brons
Ieee
Gineer
Board of Education
Athens Township
RE. C. Michael
the Plains
Home Coal Co
Delco
William Hooper
Hocking Valley Mine Supply Co
Bank of Athens
Ezelp
R. Terry
Civil Service
Continental
Washington, D. C
Guaranty Nursery Co
Rochester
PARMS
Cee
Corporation Fann
Ae Acres
H. T. Phillips Real Estate and Insurance
Weil
Centraliezd
T. J. . Balow
Jerb Kelley
Feberling
Soperung Mediine Company
Dept
Bloomingon
Celedra Am
A. _Matheny
Valdura
Carpenterardware Co
Coe Brothers
Gang Oliver
E. Gillespie
Millfield, C
Chauncey
C. D. Hopkins
Callet
Lancaster St
Hone
Soda Fountain
Clines Pharmacy
Cline’s Pharmacy
South Court Street
Roger Jones
University Terrace
H. L. Johnston
Columbus
Co-operative Delivery
F. Plains
Sugar Creek
Athens Co-operative Co
New Pittsburg Coal Company
H. E. Davis
Guy
W. A. Finney
Plains
Grotery
Mary Bobo
Automobile and Accessories
W. Union _ street
Motor Auto Sales Co
State Street
Studebaker
Frank Scott, Glouster, O
Athens County Buick Co
Athens, C
Megas Tire & Accessory
Athens County Buick Company
U-Auto
Carpenter Street
Shepard & Hughes
la Weiss
Athens R. D
Hoeng
Athens, Ohio
Omas Goodfellow
J. P. Sheridan
W. Buck
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Re Ee
Childs
John Rorick
West State Street
Fern St. Mont Ruth
Emerson Records
Parker Bros
Nice Motor Co
East State St
Harley Davidson Motorcole
Court House
Lawrence and
Bean
Cameron Bros
Pearl Miller
Richland Ave
Oakstreet
Max i Novelty Store
Mill Street
J. Clyde Edmundson
Cameron Brothers
Logan Book & News
Petinet Street
Rardin Rothers
National
Kelley & Warwick
W. Broad St
Griffith
Nelsonville
Prima
Wasichardson
Mayme Keplar. Com
Harry Powell
Greenlawn
Dye Family
Pittsburg Livestock
Toledo Grain
Arris, Ee
Anea An the
Arta
M Daily
Grasse , Scoolons ™ Explosives
Wheaton
Grasselli
Hocking
U. S. Patent Office
George McManus
Ey Intl Feature Service, Inc
Maggie
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