Quo Vadis George Kleines Mammary Produciion
The Strand theater presents Quo Vadis and The Son of Democracy with Benjamin Chapin. The program promises thrills love and religious drama with Nero Rome early Christians and Lygia contrasted by Poppae and Ursus. Ten reels plus a concert orchestra matinee 10c-15c night 25c-50c.
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St. Peter
Nero
Lygia
Poppae
Ursus
Chilo
Rome
N. Y
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Benjamin Chapin
America
Strand Theater
We - Sue
Transports Exceed Original Plans In World War II Context
Allied resistance is piling up German losses, alarming military leaders. Austria may be called to reinforce the western front. German hopes hinge on victory in France. Offensives open in Italy and Macedonia with Greece reintegrated, while Bulgaria’s position weakens. German losses in the Renton drive have altered the strategic picture. channel ports seem safer and Ypres might be held.
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France
Italy
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Germany
Channel
Ypres
Ford says Ohio sales reach fifty carloads of tractors
Columbus reports Henry Ford visiting Governor Cox while touring Ohio to seek a site for a Fordson tractor assembly plant. Ford says fifty carloads of tractors were sold in Ohio in ten days and declines to discuss plant location. The Percheron stallion of W B Taylor will be at his stable north of Old Washington.
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Trator
Detroit
Cox
Ohio
Ford
W. RB. Taylor
Old Washington
May Day Storm Brewing Behind Teason Lines
Dispatches describe rising bitterness toward Germany amid Austria hunger fears. Official notes warn against overestimating Ukraine's food supply while Germany tightens control to quell unrest and Italian-ruled territories face Germanization moves.
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Teason Lines
Annual Alumni Banquet Enjoyed by Byesville
Byesville April 30 Gage Hall hosted the Alumni Association annual banquet on April 29. Red Cross ladies organized the event with Mrs C A Bonom and others leading a committee. Most receipts were donated so costs were minimal. about 115 guests attended and were served by Red Cross volunteers in uniform. The menu included chicken and brown bread sandwiches potato salad brick ice cream assorted cake and coffee for 50 cents a plate. Scouts assisted with setup and errands.
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Gage Hall
Alumni Association
Red Cross
Mesdames C. A. Bonom
W. H. Davis
O.S. Secrest
Harry H. Heed
W. T. Gaston
John Todd
Alice Gaunder
Bernhard Says Germany Demands Balance With Holland
German publicist George Bernhard in the Vossische Zeitung states Germany requires Holland to allow war material transit via the Limburg railway to Antwerp, permit foodstuff transmission from Antwerp, and renew treaties on sand and gravel imports. He claims Germany warns no deviation as Holland yielded to Anglo American shipping pressure.
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Amsterdam
George Bernhard
Vossische Zeitung
Germany
Holland
Limburg
Antwerp
Guernsey County Humane Society Meets in Probate Court
The regular meeting of the Guernsey County Humane Society will be held in the probate court room Thursday evening May 2. All members are urged to be present.
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Guernsey County Humane Society
Probate Court
Flag Awarded for Membership Gain at Drygoods Store
A silk American flag is displayed in F. H. Johnson Drygoods window after Cambridge Council No. 688 United Commercial Travelers earned the top honor for the greatest quarterly membership rise ending December 31, 1917. The gain stood at 71.6 percent.
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Cambridge Council
United Commercial Travelers
Liberty Loan Drive Urges Full Mobilization and Follow Up
Director Frankling calls for immediate action to carry the Third Liberty Loan over the top. He asks canvassing campaigns in plants, stores, and homes, with a goal of twenty million subscribers and a bond for every family of five. He urges follow ups on pledges, involvement of married women, and proportional subscriptions from firms profiting from the war.
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Frankling
Liberty Loan
Surgeons At Keenan Hospital Operate On Local Patients
Mrs. R. H. Cowden of Kimbolton underwent appendicitis surgery at Keenan hospital performed by Dr. Keenan and Dr. Cowden. Lewis Bowman of Westview was also operated on by the same doctors. J. Boyd of North Fourth Street was admitted Tuesday for an operation by Drs. Keenan and Cowden. Homer Walker of Byesville El i S Meade of Bethesda and Philip Lewis of Wall Avenue were discharged Monday after recent operations.
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R. H. Cowden
Kimbolton
Keenan Hospital
Keenan
Cowden
Lewis Bowman
Westview
J. Boyd
North Fourth Street
Sales of War Savings Stamps Report for Guernsey County
Harry P. Wolfe reports weekly War Savings Stamps sales by banks in Guernsey County for April 25. Banks listed show various amounts including Cambridge institutions and Byesville, Senecaville, and Pl City entries with several zeros and small totals like 971.10 and 166 for Cambridge Loan & Building Co and Guernsey Building & Loan Co respectively.
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Harry P. Wolfe
War Savings Stamps Sales
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Byesville
Bank of Cambridge
Cambridge
Guernsey
Quaker City
Senecaville
Bank of Buffalo
Byesville State Bank
Cambridge Savings Bank
Bnk
Cumberland Law
Pl City Bnk
Peoples Bnk Co
City
Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Guernsey Building & Loan Co
District draft board adjourns for 21-year registrants
The district draft board will adjourn Thursday and not meet again until work on the registration of those who have become 21 since June 5 is provided. For the past week the board has acted on deferred classification claims of registrants who are married. Many were married after war was declared on Germany, and their claims are not to be considered by the board.
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Germany
Ge Beard
Highland man undergoes appendectomy at Cambridge Hospital
W N Johnson of Highland Avenue was taken to Cambridge Hospital Monday afternoon and operated on by Dr Huth for appendicitis. He was reported resting well on Tuesday.
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W. N. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Cambridge Hospital
Huth
Awning Fire Damages Colonial Building Boarded by Smoke
A lighted cigarette tossed from the Colonial building third floor started a fire on a second floor awning belonging to Samuel Schulp. The blaze partially destroyed the awning before firefighters extinguished it. Smoke was first seen from the street. The incident occurred Tuesday evening with nearby residents reacting as the event unfolded.
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Samuel Schulp
Colonial
Markets Open Higher as Stocks Gain on Shipping and Steel
The New York stock market opened higher with Bethlehem Steel preferred rising 4 points to 106, Studebaker up 1 point to 55 1/2, and Marine preferred increasing to 36 1/2.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Preferred &S
Studebaker
Marine Preferred
Market Summary for May to July across Commodities
The report lists mixed futures data for Corn Oats Pork Lard and Ribs with May June and July contracts. Prices show several entries near 127 for corn, around 79 to 81 for oats, pork around 45.50 to 45.75, lard near 24.42 to 25.02, ribs around 22.62 to 22.90, and a Sou decree near 23.12.
Copper and steel firms listed in consolidated index
A fragmented OCR reading lists numerous U S steel, copper, nickel, and motor companies. The entries include American Can Anaconda Copper PN Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio China Copper Colorado Fuel & Iron Corn Products Crucible Steel Lackawanna Steel Maxwell Motor New York Central Pennsylvania Bay Consolidated Copper PRI Republic Iron & Steel Studebaker Tennessee Copper U S Steel Utah Copper Westinghouse Kennecott Copper Willys-Overland among others.
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Anaconda
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
China Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corn Product
Crucible Steel
Lackawana Steel
Maxwell Motor Co
Miami Copper
Ceeesees
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Bay Consolidated Copper
PRI i Cocaines
Vccsesyen
Republic Iron & Steel
Studebaker Co
Seeees
Tennessee Copper
U. S. Steel Pfd
Utah Copper Co
Cecncenss Westinghouse
Kennecott Copper Co
Cece Willys-Overland
Cattle and Hog Markets Reported Steady Amid Light Receipts
Cattle receipts light with a steady market and veal calves trading around 1250 to 1600 in mixed lots. Sheep and lambs show light receipts with prime wethers near 1400 to 1470, spring lambs 1500 to 2000. Hogs show varied prices from 1500 to 1880 across heavy to light yorkers and roughs, with several classes listed.
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Berg
Suas Sci Dasmceet Fe
Union Stockyard Market Report Strong Hog Receipts 19000
Hog receipts totaled 19 000 with a strong market mix of hogs including mixed and butcher lots. Prices noted for heavy hogs near 1705 to 1750 and heavier weights around 1780 with several values in that range. Cattle receipts 9 000 with steady to firmer tone for cows and stockers. Sheep receipts 14 000 with market softer, lambs around 50 to 2050 in the Western district.
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Rouen
Mrs George Marven Arrested for Assault and Battery
Mrs George Marven of Black Top mine was arrested Monday evening by Constable Carr and arraigned before Squire Baxter on an assault and battery charge. She pleaded guilty and was fined one dollar plus costs. The affidavit was filed by Mrs Allie Metrako.
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George Marven
Black Top Mine
Carr
Squire Baxter
Allie Metrako
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