Massillon Mill President Plans Plant Upgrades
Clark of Canton, president of a Massillon Rolling Mill, conferred with Superintendent W. H. Davy Thursday on making proposed improvements once most capital stock is sold. Perk O. July 15.
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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
7
Clark of Canton, president of a Massillon Rolling Mill, conferred with Superintendent W. H. Davy Thursday on making proposed improvements once most capital stock is sold. Perk O. July 15.
May Withdraw Massillon horsemen discuss protest after Canton club failed to appear for a matinee race at the grounds. They condemn other members action and warn events must go on as scheduled or they will withdraw.
The body of Benjamin Inson, brother of Charles Sylvester Miss Helen Johnson and C BE Jarvis, recently died in Albuquerque, NM, will arrive in Massillon over the Pennsylvania Railroad Friday at noon. Sylvester Johnson will conduct naval services and interment will follow at Massillon Cemetery.
Frank C. McLain of Canton resigned as secretary of the Croxton Leeton Motor Co and has gone to St. Louis on business for the J. McLain Co. He plans to remain in St. Louis about 16 weeks and has not disclosed future plans.
Mrs. Charles R. Vandervoort retires to Jamestown home with daughter Mrs. Charles Steese Jr for two weeks at her parents' residence. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Humberger return from a week at Chauncey Ibright cottage by Turkeyfoot Lake. Miss Laura Thayer of Cleveland and Emerly of Canton visit the Chestnut Street home of Mr. and Mrs. CC. E. Hidester.
Alliance July 15. The city auditor opened bids Thursday for $13,000 bonds to improve any street. Only one local bid was received from the Lodge Masons offering par and accrued interest for $1,700 of the issue.
The new Square Garden Theater held a Thursday opening with strong attendance and an accompanying orchestra. Management plans to show special feature pictures in coming evenings.
Captain Weatherly of the Salvation Army here begins plans to erect a local home. An estimated $5 will start the project and a $3,000 goal is set. He will meet with city business leaders as the effort gains support from residents.
Sebring residents faced citations to appear before Mayor Jones on Thursday over a road tax law. A stormy mayor’s court session ended with no penalties enforced as the mayor surrendered on the issue. Oil companies seek land leases near the city.
In Mobile Alabama the steamship Utstem of the Camors Mc Connell line was denied clearance as treasury department instructions awaited. Local customs officers learned 100 boxes of cartridges were loaded in the hold and allegedly destined for the Madriz faction in Nicaragua.
Price list furnished by Chas. Ream grocer shows butter 20 to 30 cents per pound creamery 30 cents eggs per dozen at Canton market 206 live chickens 15 cents potatoes per bushel 30 to 35 cents buyer beware spellings vary but items include butter eggs chickens potatoes and sphere likely a market column from Canton markets.
Grocery and produce prices listed with per dozen eggs two dozen flour bids per barrel and various produce items including cabbage head lettuce carrots green onions tomatoes cucumbers rhubarb and berries. Prices appear irregularly formatted and incomplete for several items.
Public notice of advertising rates for five line ads up to 30 words in The Evening Times and Morning News three days for 25 cents, six days for 50 cents. Longer ads priced at 5 cents per line per three days. Telephone Ad placement via Call No. 10.
Classified notices advertise a Cantonum freight elevator in good condition at Brown Ave and W Tuscara Was Street. Also seeking a two horse wagon with 8 inch tread, a hay rake, hay ladder, 100 old feather beds with high cash offers for old feathers, and umbrella sales and repair at 5% commission through J Sabin and B Chmelitzky with contact details.
Dealers pay dressed cattle at 150 to 150. Hogs dressed at 150 or more per hundredweight. Ham per pound around 0.80. Bacon per pound near 0.20. Skinned hams per pound, lard per pound 0.16. Veal per pound and roast per pound around 0.12 to 0.14.
Help wanted notices list positions at 68 W. Tuscarawas Street for a summer seller with no capital, a crane operator for Novelty Iron Co, and two men to wheel ground and handle lumber at 1216 East Tuscarawas Street under foreman J. L. Barrie and H. A. Minninger.
Local markets furnish prices for dressed chickens, broilers, ducks and turkeys, followed by retail meat rates for beef, veal, lamb, pork and other staples. Canton grain market figures include oats, corn, wheat, hay and seed prices, with ton and cwt listings.
Classified notice seeking tool makers die sinkers milling machine hands and turret lathe operators plus drillers. Good wages with no labor trouble. Job location is a town nine miles from Canton. Inquire with Mr. St. Clair at Barnett Hotel 2:30 to 5:30 Wednesday afternoon.
The article argues doctors overuse medicines while osteopathy and Mechano Therapy rely on natural methods. It claims Mechano Therapy combines osteopathy with additions, using judgment and common sense to produce wonderful results. It emphasizes drugless remedies for all ages and frames Mechano Therapy as based on solid facts and good reason.
Local listing shows H C Detrich and Dr M T operating at 533 South Market Street. Hours are 8 to 8 with bells 388 Sundays from 1 to 3.
The notice lists addressees including Mrs Lizzie Blake Mrs Dales Blanche Edison Mrs Jennie Foster Elizabeth Gray Miss Clara Handricch Miss Henery Mrs Cecilia Henkel Mrs Laure Howard Mrs M A Johnson Mrs Francis McClain Mrs Mary McEleannon Mrs Anna Miller Mrs Maud Robinson Miss Helen Rose Elizabeth Ryan Mrs Minnie Schafer Mrs Margaret Shelly Mrs Annie Shull Miss Nora Sloan Mrs Lydia Solomon Miss Lucy Vaun Miss Ida Wood and others awaiting delivery.
Market report from Cleveland lists butter creamery prices and assortments. Includes quantities for extras prints firsts seconds and packing along with per pound rates and cheese prices for York state Ohio Swiss brick limburger and poultry prices for alive and dead stock.
Gyorgy Balog Toan Butuits Petru Gostea Hazmuerz Dradi Jacob Hirsch Arroony G Kopolevy Toan Norah Petru Pascos Josef Schum mortive A Webbo listed in a historical document. The fragment presents a roster of individuals likely linked to an archival letter collection or scholarly cataloging.
A fragmentary roster lists numerous individuals including Adams, Fred Allen, Jos Barley, Cartwright, Edelman, Ellis, Gennetti, Hammond, Hartley, Health Mfg. Co., Heydlanus, Koontz, Sabah, Lee, McCreary, Massimo, Miller, Mungeonen, Neligh, Perri, Phillips, Pinter, Randall, Ressler, Ritchey, Rohr, Rubin, Shott, Soran, Slaight, Smiley, Stee, Streby, Taylor, Tyson, Viola, Warn, Wilson, Clark and others in an old notice. The accuracy of spellings is uncertain due to damaged text.
A golden haired girl appears dainty and bewitching yet maintaining such appearance demands the income of a millionaire.
The official route to the Elks Convention in Detroit uses the D and C Lake Lines from Buffalo Cleveland or Toledo gateways. Tickets read via any rail line between these points are valid for transport in either direction on D and C Line steamers. Send two cent stamp for pamphlet and Great Lakes map to L G Lewis Detroit Mich.
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