The Author and the Illustrator Romance
Janice travels to Wayne County to seek famed author Don MacDougall for a book illustration. A rough sleigh driver, secretly the author, guides her to the bungalow where she presents her nature sketches. Their meeting sparks a romance culminating in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Morningspaper
Don MacDougall
Wayne County
Gromny
Sone Og
Mac Dougal
MacDougall
Don MacDougal
Markets Open Higher On June 11 With Steel Gains
The New York stock market opened higher with Marine preferred up 1 percent at 104, U S Steel rising 1 4 points, and Reading opening at 55 5 8, up a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marine Preferred
U. S. Steel
Reading
Market quotes for corn oats pork and other commodities
The page shows futures style figures for corn oats pork and related items with June July and September data. Prices and percentages appear for corn oats and pork forward months, including lord and rib sections with multiple bid ask style numbers.
New Methods to Grow Corn With Less Labor in 1918 Outlook
United States Department of Agriculture officials urge increased corn production for 1918 on 1917 acreage. They promote labor-saving machinery including tractors two-row planters larger plows and harvesters and advise using efficient corn binders and elevated cribs to reduce hand labor and boost yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Call for More Corn in 1918 Grain Program
The article urges corn as the most valuable U S grain and outlines the 1918 federal program to plant roughly equal acreage to 1917. It notes 1917 corn acreage around 119.755 million acres, compares with 105.672 million (1911-15 average), and mentions possible regional reductions to allow spring wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
How Potato Spraying Paid
A Department of Agriculture statement says spraying potatoes for late blight pays. In Aroostook county Maine 1917 experiments show Bordeaux mixture boosted yields from 143.5 to 181.5 bushels per acre, a gain of 37.7 or about 26 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Aroostook County
Aroostook Farm
United States Department of Agriculture
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Seed corn germination tests urged before planting
It is not too late to test seed corn in most sections. Five or six days suffice for the test. The germination test shows how much seed will grow, and the rag doll tester is recommended. County agents, agricultural colleges, or Washington's department of agriculture can advise on use. Specialists advise retaining ears with 60 percent germination or higher and using poorer seed only if needed, planting thicker if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cattle and Hogs Market Report with Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts light and market steady with veal calves around 66 to 1050. Sheep and lambs show light receipts with spring lambs near 1500 to 2000 and prime wethers around 665 to 1925. Hogs at 1740 to 1750 for heavy and light yorkers with prime heavy hogs near 1680 to 1690 and overall weak trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Coal and steel shares listing with percent values
A fragmented OCR style list shows multiple company names like American Can American Locomotive Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum and U S Steel with various percentage figures, suggesting a stock or commodity listing. The text reads as a dense catalog of firms and percent figures without complete sentences or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY Aucrigon
Acon
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
The
California Petroleum
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
Chacheiah
Cambridge Markets Grain and Flour Wholesale Prices
Market data from Cambridge shows corrected wheat and corn pricing for wholesale and feed retail. Prices list per bushel for wheat and corn, per cwt for bran and middlings, and various feeds. retail groceries include butter and oranges with tentative unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Milling Co
Stewart Feed and Supply Co
H. C. White & Co
Polmigor
Local social notes from Akron and surrounding towns
Mrs Exether Williams and daughter Margaret of Akron returned home after a week with her parents. Various families from Byesville Pleasant City and nearby areas were guests or visitors over the weekend. A child burned last week is slowly recovering.
Local residents visit relatives and relocate
Mrs. A G G Elliot and son Frank visit relatives in Zanesville for a week. Mrs. Ray Mickle returns home at Kent after visiting her mother on Foster avenue. Mrs. Frank Turner and daughter Gladys with Miss Mary Addy depart for Zanesville for an extended visit with Mrs. Sadie Mathews. J Albert Addison leaves for Grand Rapids Michigan to make a home. D E Davis of Newark is a business visitor. The Slinglufts and the Hannans go to Buckeye Lake for a two day outing. Mrs. R H Clark visits friends in Chicago. A Dowdy returns from the United Commercial Travelers convention in Springfield. Miss Mary Clarke returns from Columbus after attending Wallace School commencement. Mrs. James Cleary and Dortha head to Canton for their future home. Gordon Booth, formerly of this city, moves to Detroit for employment. C B Brogan and family visit relatives in Pittsboro. J J Daly of Newark attends to business. Mrs. BE Bryant of Wheeling Avenue visits relatives in Wheeling. Bert Smith visits father M F Smith on South Sixth Street. C B McCoy of the Guernsey Garage heads to Cleveland and Detroit on business. Dr T T McCollough of Somerton is a business visitor. Hampton Bell and daughter Wilma with Miss Vera Ashley return from Canton. Mrs. Everett Campton of Eyesville shops in Cambridge. Mrs John Tilley and daughter Mary visit Byesville and shop. Mrs Jake Unger of Springfield visits North Eighth street. Lewis Graham returns to Camp Sherman after visiting family on Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mickle
Kent
Reuben Lewis
Foster Avenue
Frank Turner
Gladys
Mary Addy
Sadie Mathews
Zanesville
J. Albert Addison
Grand Rapids
Mich
D. E. Davis
Newark
J . Slingluft
William Hannan
Buckeye Lake
R. H. Clark
North ‘Tenth Street
Chicago
O. A. Dowdy
United Commercial Travelers of Ohio
Springfield
Mary Clarke
North Tenth Street
Columbus
Wallace School For Girls
James Cleary
Dortha
Canton
Gordon Booth
New Concord
Detroit
C. &. Brogan
Beatty Avenue
Pittsboro
J. J. Daly
BE. R. Bryant
Wheeling Avenue
Wheeling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Newspaper Union
Special Information Service
Chicago Grain
Guernsey County
Jeffersonian
J. I. Wilson
Alice Patterson
Byesville
T. A. Mc- Kim
Gomber Avenue
H. F. Hale
Bell Phone
Cambridge
Grand Union Tea Company
Ohio
Cap Mills
Shaw & Warner
Craig Bide
Jefffersonian
Antrim
Bradie Morrison
Putnam Avenue
Woodstock
Cambridge Business College
J. T. Patrick
Eighth Street
Frank C. Mackey
Cen
Nat
Mar
Ll. Mater
South Fifth Street
Philadelphia
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Kends Bldg
Lore City
Paul Sokol
Concordia College
A. Rolik
American Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Wanteld
Nesselson's. Agb
Bell
Fred Clary
National Garage
Overland Car
Ford
John Bennay
R.ds
Jeffry
North Tenth’street
Reo
Hutton
North Sixth Street
North Eighth Street
Bath
North Sixth
North Seventh
Steubenville
Stewart
McKisson & Anderson
P. Turner
East Gomber Avenue
J. H. Opperman
Kelley Boyd
Kimbolton
R. D
Army Dog
C. B. Sarechet
W. T. Brothers
Ray Patterson
G. W. Brown
Woodlawn
Jersey
Charley Miller
Bel
Silver Cliff
City
J. M
Orchard Avenue
R.T. Porter
Pittsburg
Lackawana Steel
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Ray Consolidated Copper Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Tennessee Copper
B. Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Kennecott Copper
Cambridge. Markets
Eee
Robins
Exether Williams
Margaret
Akron
Enoch Wooten
Joel Wooten
Glenna Gladstone
John Williams
Ratten
South Cannon
George Shedlock
Pleasant City
Albert Treherne
Alice Rogers
John King
Ellen King
William Kerr
John Pachuta
A. GG. Elliot
Frank
Fifth Street
H. Z. Hobson
North Ninth Street
W. L Potter
Professional and UN
L. C. Wells
M. D
Henry L. Wells
M. OD
R. C. Wells
Cor
North Ninth and
Brown Ave
C. A. Moore
O. O. F. Temple
Bellephone
W. M. Sawyer
New Post Office Bell
Sheerin-Bohal
Wheeling Ave
Peoples
D. M. Stevens
South Eighth Street
the Hope CO. Furniture and Undertaking
J. Lyons
H. FE. McGregor
J. R. Hope
A. R. Bonnell
Mack Speer
R. G. Pfaadt
T. C. White
Central National Bank
H. L. Stewart
Nat. Bk. Bidg
R. B. Moore
Harper & Mast
Cambridge-Byesville School of Music
L. Bohal
Mus
Seneca St
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