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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1914

Page

6

Congress Considers Move to Save Radium Evidence

Dr Howard A Kelly testified at a hearing praising cancer research progress in New York Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington He warned against exploitative cancer cures and noted only 36 grams of radium in the country and a single company controlling most production He described plans for a Denver radium plant and an extraction process to be donated to the government.

Howard A. Kelly Baltimore Kelly New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington Bremner New Jersey Wnder Johns Hopkins Hospital Dr. Kelly Colorado Dinver

Farmers to Attend Hamilton County Institute

Farmers from Hamilton County will travel to Cincinnati next month for the annual Hamilton County Farmers Institute to be held at the Ohio Mechanics Institute in mid February. The program was outlined by the agricultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce and chaired by W. T. Swaim. A featured item includes a visit by farmers to the chamber of commerce to meet leaders promoting improved farming in the area.

Hamilton County Cincinnati Hamilton County Farmers’ Institute Ohio Mechanics Institute Agricultural Committee Chamber of Commerce W. T. Swaim Weneral County Institute Zeto Vieltity

Gets Survey Data by Hebine on East City Progress

Charles R. Hebine, secretary of the civic and industrial department of the Chamber of Commerce, returns from eastern cities with praise for their surveys. He says Cincinnati’s study will set a new standard, guiding vocational students, local manufacturers, and potential arrivals, and will begin soon with dates for detailed features.

Charles R. Hebine Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati

St. Luke Seeks Games With Local Schools

St. Luke basketball team requests a schedule of games with clubs including St. Lawrence St. Joseph Norwood Holy Name St. Paul and others. Contact details reference 1813 Baymiller for arrangements and potential opponents such as JC A Siena and R. Rissel.

St. Luke St. Lawrence St. Joseph Norwood Mo- Fuls Holy Name Holy St. St.’ Paul A. Siena Gonce R. Rissel 1813 Baymiller

River Gauge Readings Map Dams And Falls Across Cities

The report lists river gauge readings with dam and fall values at multiple locations including Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Radford Charleston Pt. Pleasant Huntington Pikeville Louisville Evansville Nashville Chattanooga and others with statuses of rising falling or stationary.

Cinetena A Pranklin Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Radford Hinton Nashville Chattanooga

Jubilee of Cincinnati Chamber Seeks Regional Bank and Progress

Leaders of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce urge action on locating a regional bank in the city and advancing river and rail terminals. They press for river improvement, interurban plans, a convention hall, medical college funding, and continued support for naval strength as peacekeeper.

Cincinnati Commierce Ohio River Pitsburg Cairo United States Cineinhatmnet Cinciinnati Chamber of Commerce

Market Quotation Highlights From The Financial News

Special to The American reports on market quotations amid credit relaxations and asset shifts. It notes copper and steel activity, European influence on Paris zoning, and observers awaiting the next moves in time bonds and stocks with cautious optimism and mixed prospects for gains.

Paris All Street Sane United States

Banking and trade notes from Cincinnati club meeting

The Business Men's Club finance committee will meet at 1 30 today to discuss regional bank establishment in the city. A Florida convention of the Commission Merchants National Association was reported as successful, with natives sailing Sunday for Havana. The Anti Tuberculosis League head and civic department secretary discussed housing, aiming for productive results. Luke W Smith of Manufacturers permanent Exbitt building will address trades groups on combined industrial exhibits in the new building. National League of Commission Merchants officers congratulate A G Norman on election to the local board and pledge full cooperation.

Cincinnati Federal Organization Committee Reserve Board Chamber of Commerce Draper Nesaunee Committee On Taxation Obhio Business Men's Club Florida Commission Merchants’ Nations Association Havana Dinwigdie Anti-Tuberculosis League Charles R Hebble Luke W. Smith Manufacturers’ .Permanent National League of Commission Merchants Jacksonville A. G.norman

First Wife Seeks Bread Benefit Clause From Will

Minnie Gescheidt, first wife of Marry M. Gescheidt, wealthy Brooklynite, claims his will sets aside $150,000 to fund bread relief for the poor. She says the clause requiring every loaf distributed bear a specific epithet should be carried out. Gescheidt was buried today from his home with his second wife.

New York Minnie Geacheit M. Geatheidt Gescheidt Harry M Minnie Katherine Peck Gescheiat

Cincinnati Stocks and Chicago Grain Readings

Market notes show steady bids for wheat with various futures levels and ongoing demand. Chicago grain prices drift lower amid weak news, with cash and May contracts reflecting cautious sentiment and sizable weekly supply comparisons.

Wheat and Grain Prices and Inspection Notes

Trade lot listing shows mixed and white wheat prices with several car quantities and grades. Corn figures include No 3 mixed No 2 mixed and yellow varieties. rye and hay inspection noted with samples and burnt oil odor. Ongoing on track pricing and sample weights listed for multiple grains.

Ste Tome & Timothy

Grain and feed prices from an old market ledger

A fragmented OCR shows prices and lot details for grains and feeds including wheat, oats, corn, timothy, clover, and mixed feeds. Numbers indicate per hundredweight or ton pricing with references to purity grades and stock categories.

Yann Fone Fieur

Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed as Markets Hold Steady

Market notes show cattle receipts around 14 81 head with steady to higher bids for fair to good stock and butchers. Hogs about 4 000 head priced around 7 65 to 6 85 with slow demand, while sheep receipts near 68 000 and mixed figures indicate a softer trend in some grades.

Floge Omabe Jas Merket Sr Poms A. Cotte

Tellew Prime and Country Data Amid Mixed Figures

Fragmented OCR reads mixed numbers and labels with references to tests and elements such as sulfate, carboe, and flash tests. Several names and terms appear garbled. no clear event or outcome is discernible beyond measurement and testing notes.

Fragmentary Grocery List From Old Newspaper

A damaged OCR fragment lists items such as dried fruits and Pacific products. It mentions molasses, almonds, peaches, and peaches with unclear brands or prices. The legible parts point to a vintage grocery catalog style section with scattered percentages and regional mentions.

Meat and Diet Advice From a Historic Chart

A fragmentary OCR piece discusses meat preparation and dietary tips, mentioning beef shoulders and other cuts. It references locations like New York and old kitchen terms, with casual observations on cooking heat and marbling.

Meas Nagar Ieee Picnte New York

Dairy Products Fire at Warner Creamery

Fire at Warner Creamery damaged dairy plant facilities and nearby creamery stock. Investigators and local officials assess losses and determine cause while operations pause. Local workers and suppliers affected as steam and smoke reported across the district.

Fragmentary OCR item with scattered names and figures

A garbled page segment mentions a cigar leaf, Dutch references, and tobacco related terms. Names and numbers appear incomplete, with stray phrases such as 390 and Seppe. The fragment lacks clear event or outcome details to summarize precisely.

Whisky sales record at 682 barrels reviewed

There were 682 barrels of whisky sold at prices of 1.85 dollars per gallon. The note mentions coal and coke in the same context and repeats the whisky sale figures.

Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Local Market Listings

Readable fragments show assorted produce prices and items such as beets, kale, mushrooms, pineapples, pumpkins, potatoes, and tomatoes. References include New Orleans, various per unit or weight quotes, and store labels, with several OCR garbled terms and unclear figures.

New Orleans ST Iogiss Omar

Stock Yards Bank and Trust Co Condition Report 1914

The Stock Yards Bank and Trust Co of Cincinnati Ohio files its annual condition report to the State of Ohio as of January 13 1914. The document lists resources and endorsements including deposits and certificates of deposit, with figures such as 376 068.17 and 28 206.08 among the totals, sworn by cashier Alfred Brown in Hamilton County Ohio.

Eport Stock-Yards Bank & Trust CO St Cincinnat Ohio

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