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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
7
Classified ad notice outlines rates for five line advertisements at 25 cents for one day and 50 cents for six days. It states extra lines incur 5 cents per line for three consecutive days and provides a telephone contact to place ads via phone number 10.
The article urges readers to use the Times-News want ads to find housing tenants horses autos or other needs and to act now rather than delaying. It promotes checking today’s classified section for available items and services.
Canton grocery and wholesale section lists buying prices for butter eggs flour cabbage lettuce and various vegetables. Includes wholesale meat prices from Table Meat Market with cattle hogs hams bacon lard veal and poultry figures.
A noisy price list shows beef roast 12 to 24 cents per pound, steak around 18 cents, round steak 16 cents, hamburger 10 cents, pork chops 18 cents, veal items 10 to 16 cents, lamb cuts 16 to 20 cents, ham and bacon prices around 84 to 126 cents, and assorted pork products per pound.
Market bulletin notes chicken supply and pricing details for dressed poultry. Indicates product availability and pricing in local retail channels.
The page lists per bushel and per ton prices for corn, oats, wheat, and bran, plus hay rates. Values include wheat at $1.30 per bushel and corn around $0.90 to $1.00 per bushel, oats and rye varieties priced per ton or cwt, and hay priced by ton or cwt. The OCR shows several garbled items but preserves the market pricing format.
Dealers quote prices in Canton for new wheat per bushel and white wheat per bushel. Corn per ear and per bushel show figures, with oats and other grain prices listed as cents or dollars.
Examinations in this district in November announced by the Bureau of Instruction at 418 Rochester New York. Eligible applicants include clerks and carriers for railway mail and post office positions. Application details and deadlines follow in local notices.
Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping in a new house with all conveniences and use of telephone. Rent reasonable. A quick call to 1206 WV, Oth Bt.
Readable OCR fragment shows hay and straw prices listed per ton: hay at $15 and straw at $16 with an additional figure of $869 present. No full context or dates provided.
Market roundup from Cleveland on July 30 1919 lists Butter Creamery extras at 29 to 39 cents per pound with prints and firsts at 28 to 29 cents. Cheese Full cream York state 16 to 17 cents, Ohio 15 cents, Swiss No 1 23 to 24 cents, brick 15 to 16 cents. Eggs easy 19 cents. Poultry fowls 18 cents per pound. spring chickens 1 1/2 to 2 pounds 18 cents. spring ducks 16 cents.
Charles T. Hand of 1559 Maple Avenue suffered an acute renal colic attack Friday evening at Meyers Lake. He collapsed near the circular swing as hundreds gathered. Dr. Harry A. March aided him. Hand was moved home by Miller and Blanchard ambulance and reported in very serious condition.
Illness of Miss Mabel Hite led to the postponement of her appearance in A Certain Party. Engagements were set for the Comedy Theater beginning August 15, but eye condition upon her return from Europe caused unease and shortened her continental tour.
The census office tonight published Oklahoma's population at 1 651 951, missing three enumeration districts. This compares with 1 617 177 in the 1907 special census, a 16.8 percent rise in under three years.
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