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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
7
chaotic garbled market report notes early trading results in New York stocks. References to American Trust Company and regional actions describe declines and small rallies as investors weigh shorts and institutional moves.
Magistrate Jamison of Lebanon will render a ruling in the State Agricultural Commission versus the Harveyburg Fertilizer Co. charged with discharging poisonous substances into Cenar's Creek, a Miami River tributary. The decision, due early this week, is watched statewide for its potential impact on similar pollution cases against other firms.
Washington December 14 representative Harrison of Mississippi will introduce a bill in the House to make options and futures on cotton hops wheat corn rye barley flour pork lard bacon and other agricultural products illegal. The measure provides penalties for both buyers and sellers engaging in such trading.
James Wicker Sham, Alaska delegate, will introduce a bill in the House to repeal the $100 per mile tax on Alaskan railroads and replace it with a 4 percent tax on net earnings of the transportation lines. The proposal aims to shift the tax burden from line length to profitability.
Charles F. Waltz will address the Ben Franklin Club at its Tuesday luncheon on the Workmen's Compensation Law. He is expected to outline the law's provisions and its impact on workers and employers.
Dinwiddie of Virginia will become superintendent of the Anti-Tuberculosis League on January 1. He was chosen by a committee including Dr. Boris Bogen Rev J O White A Wherry and D C Keller of Cincinnati. Friends of W M Puckett congratulated him on his election as president of Cabin Creek Coal Company, succeeding M T Davis who resigned Saturday.
Bayard L. Kilgour trustee filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas case No. 155119 seeking cancellation of a mortgage from John Wile to Zadock Williams on premises in Miami Pursergie County Ohio. Defendants Richard Settle Warren Drake Louis Drake Ellis Drake and William Drake must answer by January 3, 1914.
A garbled listing shows prices for grains hay and wheat futures, with references to receipts, white and yellow corn, timothy and clover, oats, rye, and city futures. Several numbers and letters are intermingled, yielding a fragmented market snapshot.
Chicago market reports show hog prices steady to mixed with receipts around 200 to 1,500 head. Buyers note tight ranges from 4.00 to 7.70 per hundredweight, with terms like fair to good and common to fair prevailing. future shipments remained steady as producers eyed market shifts.
Fragmented text references pork percentages and various meat items. Mentions include pork, ham, bacon and related terms with unclear quantities and stray words. No coherent event or clear entities beyond meats and generic items.
Fragmented OCR style note from The American newspaper in New York dated 18th. Mentions names and numbers with unclear street and speed details. Contains stray terms like Beis Beare and Steepwade O2GRRTe with no clear event or outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment lists prices and items with partial figures. It mentions whites, turkeys, and colors, and references late October and a date around the Sedender 350 era, with unclear quantities and buyers.
Fragmentary OCR listing missing key details shows various products such as Mocha, Sene ornee, Molzwaee, New Orieene items, Kettle 4540, multiple price points and grades like prime and fancy, Japan Peanuts, California Apricots, and evaporated items. The text lacks coherent context and complete data.
The readable fragments mention items like textile processing, washing, dyes, and references to clothing and seed products. Mentions of locations and organizations appear scattered with unclear identifiers. The piece reads as a garbled snapshot of industrial or trade notes without a coherent event or outcome.
The weekly market details several commodities including lamp oil, coal, whiskey, tobacco types, and prices. Notable figures include old and new tobacco bids, average prices per hundred pounds, and total offerings and rejections.
Miringteane 3 per baloper Strawberrice. Tomatoes eas mer Furui per Ai Agia per te.
A dense list of railroad schedules shows arrivals and departures across multiple lines and stations. It notes connections at Central Union Station and transfers to various divisions, with times spanning early morning to late evening and services including daily routes, Sundays and holidays.
The readable text references prices and items like cabbage carrots cranberries cucumbers and lettuce with scattered figures such as 1.50 4 and 202.25 per bri. It mentions places California Florida Michigan and vague quantities but the content is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or complete values.
Readable bits show a timetable with arrival and departure times between Norfolk and a point labeled as Point. Dates and full station names are unclear but times include 5:50 pm arrival 7:20 am and 10 am departure with 11:25 am arrival for the leg.
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