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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a public sale and local officials with unclear names and dates. The readable words reference a 15 cent figure and a New Orleans style abbreviation but the action, place, and exact deadline remain uncertain. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event.
Dr. Harvey Wiley, longtime advocate of pure food, launches a renewed campaign to enforce the food and drug acts. He criticizes public apathy, likening the situation to chronic paralysis as he urges Congress and officials to restore full enforcement and remove illegal restrictions.
New York June 13 price reports show higher commodity levels with Dun's declines and mixed changes across markets. Hogs, cattle, and sheep demand easing, oats and barley weak on rains. beef prices firm. Bonds quiet. iron and steel prices continue to decline. cotton and hides show firm or irregular movement. overall daily receipts steady but muted.
The Lowell Reformed church in Canton will be dedicated Sunday June 21 with three services at 10 30 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm led by Dr Charles E Schaffer of Philadelphia and Dr John C Harming of St Joseph Mo The church at 142 Arlington Ave NW seats 600 and features a brown brick exterior with stone trim and a large pipe organ pending installation The congregation began in 1916 under Rev O P Foust with over 300 members currently active
Alliance Kiwanis club schedules a June 25 frolic at the Alliance Boy Scout camp by Big Sandy creek near Oneida. Members will drive to the camp for sports including a Kiwanis versus Boy Scouts baseball game, a big picnic dinner, and a camp-fire that evening. Dr. J. B. Wilkinson chairs the events committee. Buying and selling call Hemlock 3500.
Havana reports expose the Cuban press and politics through duels and editor hierarchy. It notes three editors with roles, including a swordsman, a secretary in Machado's cabinet, and a fencing pavilion built by Cespedes, outlining a culture of duel challenges shaping public life.
The column notes difficulty in predicting outcomes for children born today. It indicates a girl may experience normal health while a boy could face potential health challenges, reflecting complex astrological signs.
Ohio reports about 990,891 electricity customers at year start with rapid growth expected to 1,030,691 by June. Investment in power firms rose by 44.9 million to 260.1 million dollars, while operating expenses hit 48.1 million and taxes total 8.0 million for the year. Eleven firms serve over 80 percent of customers among 222 utilities reporting. No. of major companies and specific city counts listed. Also notes record barge freight expected on Mississippi Grain harvest exceeding 1,250,000 tons.
An active primary contest in Prospect Canton features five Republicans and three Democrats vying for the mayoral nomination. The campaign favors a free for all, with party organizations staying hands off as candidates battle for slots on the November ticket. New interest arises from the first corps of officers elected for the party.
A new municipal court will be inaugurated in Canton on January 1. Keller mayoral candidate FE Huff, a long active participant in Canton Democratic affairs and a prominent contractor, figures in local political maneuvering surrounding the event.
Twenty five members of the Canton Cadets an independent military organization disbanded 95 years ago met at the Canton club Friday evening for reunion and dinner. Preparations were made for the 60th anniversary next year dating to May 30 1876. Out of town guests included George E Cook New York William Kingsbury Cleveland and William Mason Cleveland. New officers named include William T Kuhne president William Sax ton first vice president Charles Wigner second vice president Lester DeWeese secretary and W E Krimlauf treasurer and H E Krumlauf sergeant at arms.
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