Phonograph bargains and local ads in Nelsonville
Sauter's Phonograph Studio offers new phonographs at less than cost near the depot. Fresh fish delivered daily from Warner building Fulton St. Ed Bafter. Furnished room for rent near Public Square 50 E Colum bus St. Dart Touring car 1920 model for $900 at Wade Hall Undertaker Stout's garage. Notice warning public I will not be responsible for debts contracted by Rosa Chapman J G Chapman Nelsonville Ohio.
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Sauter
Phonograph
Depot
Nelsonville
Warner
Fulton St
Bell
Ed. Bafter
Rosa Chapman
J. G. Chapman
Nelsonville, O
Rel스로ville Masonic Notice and Local Events
The funeral of the late Brother J P Phillips will be held at the residence of C E Zarley on Chestnut Street Nelsonville Thursday at 1 o'clock. Philadorian Lodge members meet at 12 30 in the K of P hall to attend. C H Bartlett W M. Mrs E T Spray hosts to night for past chiefs of the Pythian Sisters. A son named James Leo born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Whitlatch.
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Bro. J. Pp. Phillips
C. E. Zarley
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
K. of P. Hall
C. H. Bartlett
W. M
E. T. Spray
High Street
The
Pythian Sisters
Murray Concert Company Ticket Sale Speeds Up
Ticket sale for the Murray Concert Company is moving quickly with patrons urged to buy early to secure seats for upcoming performances. Local venues report rising demand as events approach.
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Murray Concert Company
Ticketing at Fountain Pharmacy for Monday Night
Secure a ticket at the Fountain Pharmacy for Monday night with box seats at 1 dollar orchestra Joe and balcony 59 cents. Tickets may be exchanged for reserved seats Saturday and Monday. Performers include Thomas Murrey dramatic tenor with Elizabeth Burke Cecilia Burk Alice Strepp Mrs Rauch Catherine Beck Arthur McCann I J Martin and E E Rosser in a concert program.
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Fountain Pharmacy
Orchestra Joe
Founttain Pharmacy
Thomas Murrey
Elizabeth Burke
Cecilia Burk
Alice Strepp
F. X. Rauch
Catherine Beck
Arthur McCann
I. J. Martin
E. E. Rosser
Enrollment Advances as City Schools Open
Yesterday's city school enrollment reached 1 546 with all first grade entrants required to be six by January 1 and enrollment cut off September 15 for new entrants. Non resident tuition is 250 for elementary grades and 5 for high school. Several local residents and visitors are noted in a social notes section.
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Ferree
Local Families Gather for Reunions and Travel Notes
Mrs. Frank Murphy travels to Columbus for an operation at Grant Hospital with her husband. Several Akron residents return home after visits with relatives in Frost and Millfield. A reunion at Fayette Street honors relatives with a dinner for twenty two. Guests include Dr. C. V. Cook family and Violet Owens. Other locals mentioned are the Ditcher and Harold families. C. V. Cool visits Logan. Albert Dilcher returns from Lake Geneva. Melvin Sweazy, back from service in France and Germany, will host a September grove reunion inviting baskets and hikers.
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Frank Murphy
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Callie Holler
Kenneth
Edward
la Croix Avenue
Akron
Ed. Morris
Frost
C. E. Stack
Millfield
Anna Harold
Fayette Street
C. V. Cook
Wayland
Violet Owens
Philadelphia
Ella Power
James
Steubenville
Jennie Foster
Harry Ditcher
Albert Ditcher
Josie Baugh
Allie Ditcher
James Harold
Melvin Sweazy
L. L. Sweazy
France
Germany
Sandrun
Glouster News Offers Property For Sale And Local Improvements
A six room frame dwelling with slate roof and cistern is offered for sale in Glouster. Joint county and Trimble trustees meeting results include plan to repair the county pike to Hollister, add lime finish, and start work when materials arrive. Concrete bridge planned over Congress Run with 50 50 cost sharing. repairs to Sunday Creek and other bridges ordered. Deputy Atwood reports game law enforcement improving in the area with Glouster Sportsmen Club cooperation. Harry LeFever returns from Culver as an ensign and will enter O A at Athens. Friendship Circle to meet at the Methodist church. Ohio Mine Workers discuss cooperative store move in Jacksonville.
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Trimble Township
Hollister
Porter and Munden
Cavey, Hawk
Henshaw
Trimble
Congress Run
Joel M. Haskins
Sunday Creek
Oakdale
Bishopville
Glouster Sportsmen Club
Columbus
J. W. Atwood
Zanesville
Williams
Blower
Sportsmen Club
Atwood
Glouster Sportsmen
State Commission
Commission
Cooperative stores plan to expand in mining districts
The movement aims to incorporate stores at Glouster Trimble Jacksonville and possibly Modoc with a wholesale house at a central point to cut profits and aid purchasing. Mrs Elizabeth Reese died in the city aged 81 after years of poor health. she was born in Wales and survived by six children with funeral services set for Thursday.
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Glouster
Trimble
Jacksonville
Modoc
Savage
Elizabeth Reese
Elizabeth Wolf
Columbus
Mary A. Davis
Myra Reese
John Turner
Moses Reese
Athens Township Opens School With Strong Teaching Staff
Athens Township will open September 8 with a full corps of teachers noted for strong professional training and several years of experience. The board and superintendent plan building preparations and urge patrons to join in making the first day a red letter occasion through cooperation.
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Athens Township
The Plains School Becomes Recognized Junior High in County
The Plains School will start as a state recognized junior high, first in the county. Four teachers are hired for high school work, three college graduates, one with near degree work. Classes begin Sept 6 at 9 AM with books for sale. A field day and evening program with Alex Root and music will close. SUPT. PEARLEY GASKILL
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Plains School
State Department of Education
the Plains
Board of Education
the Plains School
Athens
Alex Root
The
Plains
Pearley
Markets Report Cincinnati Produce Prices
Today markets show higher prices with fresh gathered ex try firsts at 48 cents per dozen. Firsts at 45 cents and ordinary firsts at 42 cents. seconds at 38 cents. Live poultry prices list fowls 30 cents per pound for 4 pounds and over, under 4 pounds 27 cents, roosters 18 cents, broilers 32 cents and fryers over 2 pounds 30 cents.
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Cincinnati
Toledo Market Prices Report September 3
Closing prices list commodities with corn at 1.81 dollars per bushel for No 3 yellow, oats at 0.76 to 0.77 dollars for No 2 white, Toltee Thee barley at 1.37, and rye No 2 at 1.42 dollars.
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Toledo
Seed Price Ledger Shows Crop Cash Figures by Month
The record lists Clover seed cash values for October to March with 929.25 in total and smaller entries 29.30 in October 29.30 in December 28.50 in March. Alsike seed shows October 25.00 December 25.25 March 25.80. Timothy cash figures for 1917 5.274 and 1918 5.274 percent with September 5.67 percent October 5.55 December 5.70 March 6.75.
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Clover Seed
Alsike
Timothy Cash
Livestock Market Report With Prices and Trends
Cattle receipts light with markets slow. choice 10.00 to 12.00 dollars, prime 14.50 to 15.50, common 11.00 to 12.50, veal calves 21.00 to 22.00. Sheep and lambs light receipts, market steady. primes 10.50 to 11.25, good 9.50 to 10.25, lambs 8.00 to 15.90. Hogs receipts seven double decks, market lower. prime heavies 20.50, mediums 21.00 to 21.25, heavy yorkers 21.00 to 21.25, light yorkers 20.00, pigs 19.00 to 19.50, roughs.
Chicago Produce Market Butter Prices Across Grades
Butter prices at the Chicago market show Creamery at 55 cents, eight rds?ge at 53 cents, firsts at 50 to 53 cents, and odds at 49 to 50 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Cattle and Calves Market Report With Mixed Readings
Cattle receipts light and steady with shippers paying 11.50 to 15.00. Calves market steady with extra 20 Hiogs. receipts weak 75e to 1.25 lower. good to choice packers and butchers 19.00 to 19.25. Sheep receipts 2100 steady with good to choice at 7.00 to 7.50. Lambs steady with good to choice 16.00 to 16.50.
Mrs Perle Gebert Deputy County Surveyor to Quit
Mrs Perle Gebert the deputy county surveyor plans to resign from her post according to local notices. The move affects county surveying operations and prompts administrative adjustments in the department.
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Kenton
Perle Gebert
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Public Square
Columbus St
Citizen
Relsorvilee
Clara Evans
Maude Nelson Adlesberger
London
Chris Evans
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Arthur Hawkins
New York City
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Will Bland
Tom Barron
Ray
Wales Mills
Wilbur Johnson
Stantington
W. Va
M. Shamansky
Washington, D. C
Will Anderson
Ed. Mills
Charles C. Gates
E. M
United States
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
Athens Tire & Yulsanizing Co
U. S
C. S. Sullivan
Lottie Pickford
Reginald Wright Kaufman
Stuart Opera House
Thomas Murray Concert CO
McCann
P. O
Harry LeFever
Bk. LeFever
Culver
Ind
Harry
Methodist Church
G. W. Savage
Ohio Mine Workers
John E. Zeller
Hyde Ridg
J. E. Zeller
Hyde Bldg
Ohio
Bell Phone
Citz
Toledo Grain Market
Pittsburg Livestock
Cincinnati Cattle Market
Miller
Armstrong
Modiem Dry Goods Company
Aurora Mardiganian
America
Aurora
Near East
Viscount Bryce
Morgenthau
New York
Boston
Armenia
the Majestic
Yelsonvill
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