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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
7
Notice shows Ida Burhs appointed and qualified as administratrix with will annexed of Albert Burh of Stark County Ohio. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly. Dated May 11 1915 published Canton Daily News May 24 31 and June 7 1914.
No. 10 331 Admr Dock M Page 462 points and qualified as Executors of the estate of Christopher M. Monroe late of Stark County Ohio. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment and creditors will present their claims according to law. Dated May 21 1913 Thalia A Monroe Canton Ohio Frank B Monroe Canton Ohio May 24 June 7 1913
James Concannon, 25, from Kansas City Kansas, hires an artist to paint a canvas likeness of his mother using a 72 year old photograph after her death last August. The finished painting captures her features as she appeared in life and cost $254.
London reports on England railway freight rate revisions and rising living costs. Articles note food prices up 20 to 20 percent over fifteen years while common luxuries decline in value. A 1912 Texas crop valuation is cited as context for cost pressures.
Wholesale and retail price list from Canton updating per-dozen and per-bushel rates. Includes butter, potatoes, corn, popcorn, fruits, vegetables, nuts, meats, and dairy with quoted prices and dealer pay for wheat oats corn hay and straw. Correction by editors Alfred Aber and Io Kb Beard noted.
Miss Rosalie Jones, noted suffragist organizer of walking campaigns to Albany and Washington, tours New York state with suffrage hikers in automobiles. They will spend the month visiting large towns, preaching the suffrage movement and distributing literature.
Sir Thomas Lipton plans to display tea plants from Ceylon at the San Diego exposition to illustrate the full tea industry from growing leaves to brewing. The plan includes native Sinhalese and Ceylonese workers, with a five-acre citrus grove and a model Southern California farm. Hawaii and local growers will contribute native dwellings and agricultural displays.
The city states that 1412 students are enrolled in night schools across St Louis, reflecting adult education efforts and evening classes.
In Youngstown on June 7 residents report a surge of mice after floods. The article notes widespread infestation across North and South sides, with rats and mice drawn from mills, factories, stables, and sheds by rising waters.
In San Francisco on June 7, Clay women demand reform of police rules to allow women officers. Current policy requires officers to meet army standards, drawing protests and calls for equal treatment.
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