Derwent Notes From Derwent and Surrounding Areas
Clay Pike Dr Paden was summoned to Black Diamond mines to inspect the ill Ira Hall. County seat attendance was high Saturday. Ray Denbow and family from Dod town visited Derwent friends over Sunday. Chare Spaid closed his planing mill in Derwent for a spell. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kackley visited Bluebell friends. Harry King moved to Hainois from Derwent last week. Leonard Adamir visits his parents here. J W Saladay was at Columbus last week. Protracted meeting continued at the M Le church in Derwent all week.
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Paden
Ira Hall
Ray Denbow
Dodtown
Derwent
Chare Spaid
Ralph Kackley
Bluebell
Harry King
Hainois
Leonard Adamir
J. W. Saladay
Columbus
M. le. Cturch
Suit patterns flood selection at C. B. Cook's store
Over 406 suit patterns to choose from with an offer of eight dollars off on each suit at C. B. Cook's. This clearance advertises wide variety and savings for customers seeking new formal wear.
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C. B. Cook
Accessiones at Fletcher Church and Local Society Notes
Quaker City R D 9 reports about 25 accessions at Fletcher M E church. Miss Hattie Henderson hosted Miss Ikedna Hutchison from Zanesville. Frank Hall received about 60 birthday post cards. Teddy Robinson and Earl Johnson and company attended Middlebourne M B Church Sunday night. Rufus Hunt was buried at Fletcher church on the 9th. Mrs Rev Baxter of Fairview suffers rheumatism. John West is somewhat indisposed this winter. Farmers Institute at Fairview hampered by bad weather. Mrs Jonathan Henderson has been ill.
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Frank Hall
Teddy Robinson
Earl Johnson and Company
Middlebourne M
Salvation Army Annual Report Highlights Spiritual Work and Outreach
The year ending December 27 details extensive indoor services and open air preaching, with 153 converts and 368 street meetings. It notes jail visits, Sunday school at 9 20, and relief to the poor, plus a financial statement showing total income of 1403 88 from donations, publications, and Christmas appeals.
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Salvation Army
Sheep trade and community notes from Salesville
Last week salesville reports several head of sheep sold by Mrs 8S S Brill and a carload shipped by the Warehime Brothers. J H Hayman of Love City made a business call. A protracted meeting at the M E church continues with new members.
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William Foraker
Mattie Williams
Zanesville
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
Caution against mercury based catarrh treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. Claims the product contains no mercury and is sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free.
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M Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
Population of Buffalo Reported 416532
Buffalo police house-to-house census counts 416532 residents, up from prior estimates, in the city of Buffalo New York.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Blizzard Rages as Railroads Struggle in Dakotas
Blizzard raging in the Dakotas disrupts rail service across the region. In St Paul Minnesota officials report heavy snow and drifting obstructing tracks and hampering schedules. Travel delays and freight backlog affect lines serving Minnesota and neighboring states.
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St. Paul, Minn
Dakotas
Xenia Paper Plant Burns
Fire destroyed the Xenia Board and Paper company plant in Xenia Ohio valued at 120000 with extensive damage to the mill and equipment. The blaze on January 19 caused total loss of the facility and prompted investigation by local fire authorities.
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Xenia Paper
Xenia, O
Xenia Board and Paper Company
Emigrants Sail From Antwerp This Week
More than 5,000 emigrants will sail from Antwerp for the United States during the coming week, according to officials in the port. This large flow reflects ongoing transatlantic migration patterns at the start of the year.
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Antwerp
United States
Violinist Francis McMillen Honors Papal Recital
Marietta Ohio January 19 Francis McMillen the noted young violinist from Marietta has been invited to give a private recital for Pope Pius X at the Vatican in February. The invitation came through Duke Lante della Rovere, a powerful Italian noble, and the date is to be fixed. This rare honor is described as possibly unique under the present pope.
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Marietta, O
Francis McMillen
Marietta
Europe
Pope Pius X
Vatican
Duke Lante, Della Rovere
Chicago Markets Open With Firm Wheat Prospects
Small primary receipts and a liberal decline in the week’s visible wheat supply kept the Chicago market firm. Prices rose for all deliveries from Saturday's close. Corn and provisions closed firm, oats easy. May options closed at Wheat 106 1/2, Corn 61, oats 51.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Markets Report Full Cream Cheese and Cattle Prices
Cheese and butter prices listed for Ohio products show full cream cheese at 16 15 percent, butter at 34 35 percent and 32 percent. Cattle receipts reach 100 cars with a steady market. primes around 6.10 to 6.26, chooses about 6.60, heifers 3 to 5.25, fresh cows and springers 25 to 65. Sheep and lambs receipts 35 double decks. prime wethers 5.25 to 5.40, cows 2 to 3, calves 9 to 9.50. Hog receipts light. prime heavies 6.60, mediums 6.50, light yorkers 6.10 to 6.00, roughs 5.80 to 5.90.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
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Ayer
Lowell
Jesus
Clay Pike
Quaker City R. D
Fletcher M. E. Church
Hattie Henderson
Ikedna Hutchison
Turnbaugh
Lth
Fred Raymond
THE
P Joung Peoy
Brindley
Llor
Trenner’s Shoe House
Salesville
Chicago Grain Market
the Temple Book Store
Wheeling Ave
George McManus
Press Publishing Company
Lovey
Napoleon
Little Rascal
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