Nicolas Hawkins residence goods and local notices
Classified items note sale of a Nelsonville mahogany upbuffet sideboard and china closet at W. L. Hawkins home 16 Jefferson St. A carload of potatoes offered for sale by Albert Neiman with Bell phone 398W. York township reports 58 new influenza cases bringing total to 723 with no deaths yesterday. Mrs. Anderson wife of Rev. Anderson dies of influenza. No Missionary Society meeting due to Health Board order. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and organizations for care after illness and death of Mrs. Anthiela Johnston. Various residents visit Columbus or travel between Logan and nearby towns. several guests and visitors noted.
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W. L. Hawkins
Jefferson St
York Township
Butt
Dinner Party Hosts Bland Entertained at Twelve
A noon dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jamies Bland. Guests included Mr. John Hampton of Clair, Mickh., Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson, and Misses Stella Edward, Marie and Loretta Mooney.
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Jamies Bland
John Hampton
Clair, Mickh
A. C. Anderson
Stella Edward
Marie
Loretta Mooney
Skilled Hands Needed Across Ohio for War Production
Ohio calls 10 000 skilled workers for war industries many in carpentry metal work and related trades urgent need stated by C H Mayhugh head of the U S Employment Service. unskilled workers to be drawn from non war lines while Cantonment construction government munitions plants suffer shortages. list includes machinists plumbers electricians and many other trades with actual figures rather than estimates. Real estate transfers also listed in Athens county and surrounding towns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fedral Community Labor Boards
C. H. Mayhuah
U. S. Employment Service
Mayhuegh
Maryhugh
German Crown Council Decisions Stir Reichstag
Paris dispatch says Emperor William presided over a Berlin crown council meeting with far reaching decisions. The Reichstag shows great agitation as deputies sit continually and German military circles anticipate extreme government measures.
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Paris
Crown Council
William
Berlin
Zurich
le Journal
Reichstag
French protest over German seizure of Laon civilians
The French government protests to Germany over the forcible taking of Laon civilians including Mayor Ermant and demands their immediate return to French custody. Berlin’s repatriation of German civilians from France will halt until Laon residents are restored.
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Paris
Germany
Laon
France
Ermant
Furnet
Schenck Mandrake Pills Promise Quick Bilious Relief
This advertisement touts Schenck's Mandrake Pills as a remedy for biliousness constipation and bilious headache. It claims an eighty year reputation and offers the pills for 25 cents a box in uncoated or sugar coated forms by De Schenck Son of Philadelphia.
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Schenck
Committee Formed to Fund Wilson Monument
In Lucca Italy a committee has been formed to raise funds for a monument honoring President Wilson with plans outlined for the project and tribute.
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Wilson
Lucca
Italy
Ensign Welch Promoted on Battleship Chicago
The Army and Navy Journal notes En- Kien Kawin C. Welch of the Captain's Staff on the Battleship Chicago has been promoted to a Lieutenant of the Junior grade. He also earned a gold band for one year of sea service. Athens lauds its sailors for service and earned promotions in the navy.
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Ensign Welch
Army and Navy Journal
En- Kien Kawin C. Welch
Chicago
Athens
Navy
Scouts Advance in Troop Two During Vacation
Scouts of Troop Two progress in advanced work as Oscar Riley Vercoe Murphy Dana Chase Robert Horn and Donalda Addicott all qualify as first class this week with others close behind. In Troop One Orville Ewing Carl Thomas reach second class Harold Wise holds Life and Star ranks and Floyd Brown needs one more merit badge to become Eagle Scout. Beaver Patrol of Troop One will dine to celebrate selling bonds to 133 buyers during the Loan campaign.
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Oscar Riley
Vercoe Murphy
Dana Chase
Robert Horn
Donalda Addicott
Orville Ewing
Carl Thomas
Harold Wise
Floyd Brown
Scouts of the Beaver Patrol
Troop One
Lewis Brown
Fred Buxton
William Moler
Edgar Shoemaker
John Henry
Jack Rhoades
Robert Clutter
Alvin Jones
Huns Military Belt On Display In Civies Window
A heavy leather military belt with a bright brass buckle shows Gott Mitt Uns above a crown. It belonged to a German soldier who died at the St Mihiel battle, where American troops proved their fighting will. Israel Putnam of the city took the belt after the action with U S Marines.
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Civie’s Window
St. Mihiel
Israel Putnam
U. S
Israel
Austria Ready Team Offered
The note from Count Andrassy to Secretary Lansing requests immediate armistice and proposes that Austria Hungary pursue peace. He states Emperor Charles seeks to end the war and urges U S intervention to foster negotiations and a postwar league of nations.
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Count Andrassy
Lansing
Washington
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Wilson
Presi. Wilson
League of Nations
Charles
Pacific
United States
Austria-Hungary
Advertised Letters for October 29 1918 at Blackburn
Names listed include K L Bean Howard Bobo Forest Coen Mrs Clara Cox Mrs R K Greickeyrson Harry Hewitt Faye McGrath Mrs Nellie McPherron Mrs C L Rickey John Rowley Mrs G W Sprague Marton Simmons Joe Smith Douglas Still Mrs F L Schular Joe Syx Bertha Taylor J W Williams Arthur. Callers must say they were advertised. unclaimed letters go to the Dead Letter Office on November 12 1918.
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Blackburn
K. L. Bean
Howard
Bobo
Forest
Coen
Clara
Cox
R. K
Greickeyrson
Harry
Hewitt
Faye
McGrath
Nellie
McPherron
C.L. Rickey
John Rowley
G. W. Sprague
Marton
Simmons
Joe
Smith
Douglas
Still
F. L. Schular
Syx
Bertha
Taylor
J. W
Williams
Arthur
Merit Badges Granted to Thirty Boy Scouts at Court of Honor
Not less than fifty merit badges were awarded to Boy Scouts of troops One and Two at last evening's Court of Honor. Qualifiers for the honored rank included Harold Wise Gordon Bush Harold Addicott Floyd Brown Harold Liggett John Blain Edward Jennings Richard Daggett Abbott Wicor Lawrence WORstell Clark Kenney Walter Muir Paul Hall William Moler Herbert Murray George Pruden Robert Horn Donald Addicott Dixon Murray Holmes Stewart Lewis Brown Verceo Murphy Dena Chase Harold Graham and Kenneth Wilcox.
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Court of Honor
Harold Wise
Gordon Bush
Harold Addicott
Floyd Brown
Harold Liggett
John Blain
Edward Jennings
Richard Daggett
Abbott Wicor
Lawrence Worstell
Clark Kenney
Walter Muir
Unclear fragmentary text of an aged newspaper item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a rider on a motorcycle sidecar and a storm context with possible resignation and a top attack note, but details are illegible and names or events cannot be confirmed.
Wilson Likely to Head Peace Conference if He Attends
Washington reports say President Wilson will attend the peace conference if held and no constitutional barrier prevents his departure. Friends indicate his high position could lead to him being named chairman at the conference.
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Washington
Wilson
Influenza Death Rate Drops in Ohio Cities
Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Dayton report declines in influenza deaths while Cincinnati and Youngstown show slight rises. Total deaths fall under 5,000 with cases around 199,600 statewide.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
State Health Board
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Italians Extend Adriatic Drive to 62 Miles Front
Italian forces push south of the Adriatic extending their offensive to a front exceeding 62 miles from the Grappa region toward the sea. Their advance continues as they press forward along the line.
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Adriatic
Grappa
French and American troops breach German lines near Rethel
French and American forces advance northwest of Rethel breaking into the German position and reaching near the support lines, which were largely empty of defenders.
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Faris
Rethel
Allies push seven miles on Piave front amid Austrian retreats
London reports 20 000 Austrian prisoners and 40 000 total casualties as Allied forces extend gains across a 265 mile front. Conegliano and Valdobbiadene fall. 160 guns and 1 000 prisoners captured. Budapest declares siege as protests surge, while Prague is taken by Czecho Slovak forces and Baku oil center evacuated by Turks.
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London
Valdobbiadene
Selge
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Zurich
Prague
Bohemia
Vienna
Baku
Caspian Sea
Moscow
City Health Board Lifts Flu Quarantine in Chillicothe
Chillicothe Ohio city health board orders quarantine lifted citywide starting tomorrow as health officers report the epidemic fully contained. The move ends the flu restrictions after the outbreak is described as cramped out.
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Chillicothe
City Board of Health
Count Andrassy Opens Direct Talks With Italy
Copenhagen reports Count Andrassy new Austrian-Hungarian foreign minister has decided to start direct negotiations with Italy, according to advices received today.
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Copenhagen
Count Andrassy
Italy
Aviator Die s in Houston Plane Crash
Lieutenant M. B. Maxwell of New Hope Pennsylvania died in Houston Ellington Field from injuries after his plane struck a tree during a flight yesterday. He was attached to the Second Squadron.
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Houston
Tex
Maxwell
New Hope
Ellington Field
Washington pushes Neville Island ordnance plant after war
The War Department announced work will continue on the main ordnance plant at Neville Island near Pittsburg. The project proceeds despite peace prospects with a goal to make America self sufficient in heavy ordnance after the war.
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Washington
Neville Island
Pittsburg
War Department
America
Egg and live poultry prices steady across grades
Eggs: firm firsts 65c per dozen, firsts 54 9c, ordinary firsts 5bc, seconds 48c. Live poultry: fowls four pounds plus 26c per lb, under four pounds 23c, broilers 26c, springers under two pounds 28c, roosters 20c, ducks white 26c per lb, decolored 23c, old white three pounds plus 25c, de colored 23c, turkey hens eight pounds plus 26c per lb, toms ten pounds plus 26c.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Oct. 30 Receipts and Prices
Cincinnati cattle market report shows 1500 cattle received with shippers paying 12.00 to 16.00 per cwt. Calves rise to 17.25. Hogs receipts 7500 with market lower and good demand at 17.50 for packers and butchers. Sheep 450 with extras 8.50 to 9.00 and lambs at 15.00.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Market Report From Columbus On Hay and Straw Prices
From Columbus dated Oct 29 the market lists No.1 timothy baled at 30.50, No.2 timothy at 80.50, No.1 timothy at 28.50, No.1 clover mixed at 127. Oats straw at 10.50, rye straw at 11 and 12 dollars.
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Timothy
Grain prices reported for Toledo market
Closing on Toledo grain shows corn at 42 cents cash oats 71 to 72 cents rye 1.62 dollars barley 1.00 dollars clover contracts at 23.75 for Oct Dec Jan with February 23.86 and March 23.75 Alsike contracts 18.40 Oct 18.46 Dec 18.60 March Timothy new 5.00 old 4.97.
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Toledo
Ohio
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report October 30
Cattle and sheep receipts unchanged in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Hogs advanced with prime heavies at 18.25 to 18.50, mediums 18.40 to 18.50, heavy yorkers 18.50 to 18.65, whyeht yorkers 17.50 to 18.00, pigs 16.50 to 17.00, roughs 15.50 to 17.00, stays 15.50 to 16.50.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Price Quotes for Corn Oats and Pork
Chicago Illinois price quotes list futures for corn with Oct 1.20, Nov 1.17 and Dec 1.15. Oats show Oct 67c, Nov 67c, Dec 66 and a half. Pork futures are given for Oct 35.30, Nov 35.30, Jan 38.25.
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Chicago
Miller family visit to Camp Sherman fronted by miller recovery
Mrs Barepto Miller and Miss Dinsmoors visited Earle Miller at Camp Sherman Chillicothe while Earle’s father, who had been ill with the flu, has recovered and can return to work.
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Barepto Miller
Faye
Frieda Dinsmoor
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