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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1914

Page

6

Farm Land Bank System Bill Introduced In Congress

A bill outlines creation of a rural credit system with government backing. It would authorize a lending body to operate, limit its leverage to fifteen times capital and surplus, and restrict member banks from general banking. The proposal aims to provide farm credit and stabilize finance for agricultural regions.

Turner the Wiene Operarien Hanks Phider Hankere Syatem

Tragic wedding eve suicide amid robbery note

A man killed himself on the eve of his wedding after planning to buy furniture for a home. He carried 240 dollars and left a penciled note blaming a robbery for the loss of funds. A woman named Ekaterina appears in the lines of the note.

Fadean Phytermia Aishesht Barachimak P.m Wat & Hotel

Special council meeting to consider auditor's office changes

The council schedules an afternoon special meeting to vote on an ordinance changing the auditor's office. Auditor Leiman wants the changes approved before month start. A vote to suspend rules and pass the measure is planned during the session.

Leiman

Blodgett Backed by Cincinnati G A Supporters

Prominent Cincinnati men will support Rev. Charles W. Blodgett, pastor of the M E church, as commander-in-chief candidate of the GA. The rally will be held during the annual meeting in Detroit next August.

Cincinnati Charles W. Blodgett Th ‘Liftan Methodist

Hold Funeral Saturday For Mrs Rartara Bergetr

Funeral services for Mrs Rartara Bergetr, aged 68, will be held Saturday morning from her home in danenver, Hyde Park. The notice notes harsh weather delays and lists Mrs HOH and ord es as associated contacts.

Rartara Bergetr Waldi Danenver Hoh Ordes Hyde Park

Ault Donates Land for Park Expansion

Ault donates 14 acres to a city park project as the park commission announces a land transfer. The donation will expand the park area and is led by the park commission chair.

Lom

Boosting Machinery of Change Put In Motion

The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce formed a convention and publicity committee led by chairman Willan B. Melish to boost city promotion. The group will oversee a new $100,000 convention and publicity fund and seek broad local support from hotels, businesses, and individuals.

Cohnventhon Coone Willan B. Meliah Chamber of Commerce Cinciinnati Stréese Chamber of Commerce Fund Motel Men's Association Marlin B. Metish James PP. Orr Sol. Freiberg Charlie FE. Reth Charlies A. Hinach Luks W. Smith G. Brooks Gabe M. Weil Christian J. Goetz J. Henry Coppes F W. Land W. J. Fleming Joseph Schmidt W. F Hawk J. A. Lockwoo Melish

Earl of Kintore to Address Local Chamber Lunch

Prominent men greet the Earl of Kintore at the Linton Hotel for a noon Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The visit aims to drum up business interest in the peace centenary celebration linked to the Anglo American effort. Guests include local officials and members of the trade, with Exposition officials expected to meet the English nobleman.

Ciena Et Tretile Walter A. Draper Thomas PB. Egun Hartes Wiedemann Ard. Frewdenstein St. Louis Christianatus Imre Kitally

Mayor Says Copelan Will Be Retained Chief of Police

A signed statement issued yesterday by Safety eDirectde confirms rumors Copelan would be discharged are false. The mayor’s official note says Colonel Copelan will be retained as chief of police to support his handling of gambling matters and to show political support for the police department during his administration.

Holmes Copelan Sepejan

North Fairmont Mothers Club outlines school improvements

The newly formed Mothers' Club of North Fairmont School plans to advocate for a kindergarten class a domestic science and manual training department. Officers include Mrs Robert Jewel president Mrs George Kungler vice president Mrs D J Keegan secretary and Mrs Ed urs lander treasurer.

Mothers’ Club North Fairmont ‘School Platea Robert Jewel George ‘Kungler D. J Keegan Ed.urslander Truth

Improvers Install Fountain at Ridge and Maid Avenues

Park commissioners aided by the Pleasant Ridge Welfare Association install a bubbling fountain at Ridge and Maid avenues in front of the Citizens Bank and Savings Company.

Park Commissioners Pleasant Ridge . Welfare Association Ridge and Maid Avervues Citizens Bank and Sayings Company

Rob Two Post Offices Hit by Robbers

Reports from Cincinnati say robbers entered two post offices in Petersburg Indiana and Vieasureville Kentucky on Wednesday night. The intruders stole about $506 in money and stamps.

Petersburg Ind Vieasureville Saas Cincinnati

Engineers Address Cincinnati Branch Meeting

Hervey of the Buckeye Engine company will address members of the Cincinnati branch of the National Association of Stationary Engineers at the association rooms on Friday at nine.

Hervey The Buckeye Engine Company Cincinnati National Association Association

Trade Booster itinerary outlined across Ohio Indiana trip

An itinerant plan for the annual trade boosters excursion is announced. The route covers Western Ohio and Eastern Indiana starting May 6 with a large public welcome in multiple cities. Rail connections include the Radiway and various lines through Dayton Piqua Sidney Wapakoneta Lake Erie Western, Seton, and Big Four routes toward Indianapolis.

Gomimeretsi Ohio Indiana Dayton Iroy Piqua Sidney Wiapakoneta Lime Lake Erie & Western St. Marry Selina Tana Shelbyville

Police Stop Play Survey Reveals Child Misconduct and Fear

A Juvenile Protective Association report details a survey in which children describe police intervention during street games and neighbor conflicts. The study notes many children seldom play outdoors, with significant time spent on labor or chores, and reveals urban ward statistics on housing and population density.

Juvenile Protective Association Tims. Tag Gurvey Gested

G O P Club Elects Leaders in North Chad Election

The North Chad Republican club votes at Schweinberger's hall tonight to choose a ticket led by Jac k fielferich for president and Riseit as secretary. Other named candidates on both tickets include W J Kuertz commander and Ed Beidinger Narente Boering Albert Dahmann George Eyrich Jr John Giering Charles Gronauer Adolph A Gruber Conrad Hoehn Carl Mecklenberg and several.

Schweinberger Jack Fielferich Ch Ford Riseit Julius Spangelberg W.J. Kuertz Frank Cook Edward Figo Joan G. Ridgeway Edward Beidinger Narente Boering Albert Dahmann

Fire Chief Orders Multiple Fire Company Transfers

Fire Chief Bunker issued immediate transfers for several engineers and stokers. Walter Cocoran moves from company 3 to 45, Frank Hoffman from 46 to 42, George Heverman from 32 to 13, Richard Molloy from 4 to 42, Thomas Feldman from 38 to 42.

Bunker Walter Cocoran Frank Hoffman George Heverman Richard Molloy Thomaas Feldman Pie Company

Fines in Eden Park Drinking Case

Anne Henderson and John Klopman were arrested by Park Policeman Harding in Eden Park. Henderson was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Judge Alexander in Municipal Court. Klopman paid 10 dollars plus costs. Harding says the pair were drinking in the park.

Anne, Henderson Harding Eden Park Alexander John Klopman

Turbulent Markets Overshadow Agricultural Notes

A dense financiële market update mingles with grain prices and bank reports. It highlights sector shifts, treasury warrants, and foreign exchange news while noting cautious investor sentiment and ongoing economic tensions.

Financial market notes drift with mixed commodity quotes

The report shows grain and wheat prices fluctuating with cash and futures levels. Corn and oats moved modestly amid varied quotes from Toledo Minneapolis and Baltimore.

Market Summary Tied to Livestock Trade and Receipts

Live stock prices mixed as demand remains uncertain. The American market notes steady to lower prices with cattle receipts at 209 head and broader activity showing varied demand across categories.

Americgs Phaat Renee

Business Men’s Club plans trades trips and civic projects

Notes detail efforts by the Business Men’s Club including traffic and road maintenance discussions with city authorities, plans for interurban trade expansion trips, and upcoming Maine Lincoln Day ceremonies. It notes directors’ meetings, Chamber of Commerce committee planning, and travels by local business leaders to Europe and the south for 1946 and transit talks with railroads.

Business Men's Club Inter Vines of Opto Chamber of ‘Commerce

River gauges show varied rises across Ohio River towns

Flood reports list multiple gauge readings with rises at Cincinnati Franklin Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Huntington Williamson Pikeville Cavittaburg Portsmouth Maysville Louisville Evansville Nashville Chattanooga Johnsonville Paducah Cairo Keokuk Mecca Rock Vicksburg and others. River levels fluctuate with forecasts indicating some falls today.

Cincinnati Franklin Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Ower Parkersburg Wlinton Charleston Point Vieasant Siiuaat Huntington Dame Williamson Pikeville Caviettaburg Portsmouth Maysville Fallie Louisville Dam Evansville Nashville Chattanooga Johnsonville Paducah Cairo Hanae Os Keokuk Mecca Rock Vicksbure Cracts

Building Plans For Western and Southern Life Ins Co

Plans for a new building costing 260000 dollars for the Western and Southern Life Insurance company were started yesterday. Architect Harry Hake announced the project, to be erected at Fourth Street and Broadway.

Western and Southern Life Insurance Company Fourth Street Broadway Harry Hake

Grain Market Quiets With Mixed Grain Prices Reported

The market shows quiet to firm activity with fair demand for wheat and steady oats. Corn runs firm on solid demand while rye and barley prices vary. specific grade quotes include No 2 red wheat and assorted white and mixed grains with several cent ranges listed.

Levator Seige Toledo Americas Minnespolis Ibervies Tr Kahanetty Jen ATS GM Etirer T. Eee Store Be Snes

Wheat Market Detail Mixed with Prices and Samples

The report lists numerous wheat grades, colors, and sample results with prices and tonnages. It notes various classifications such as white, yellow, and mixed lots, plus per cent yields and auction terms.

Cattle Hog and Lamb Markets See Mixed Activity

Market reports from multiple cities show cattle and hog markets varied with receipts around 488 head cattle and 124 head shipments, while lambs and calves display strong to mixed prices. Housings and butchers priced from 4.45 to 8.50 for cattle, hogs around 6.40 to 8.70, and lambs noted with strong or better demand in some lines.

Americas Pittsburg Omaha Jan Ting Tees

Creamery trade steady as markets see cautious demand

The dairy market reports a steady market with mixed activity at the creameries. Prices hold firm on some cheese and butter lines while Western fresh products remain available and spot demand shows signs of easing.

Aenea New York Jom San

Country Poultry Prices and Hens Advertised

A farm goods listing shows live poultry prices including roosters hens springers and turkeys. It lists per dozen prices for guinea fowl guineas and various feathered birds with weights and unit prices noted.

Tom Ull Torkerese Ile Ellen Yosky

Fragmented OCR Food Price Notice

A damaged OCR fragment lists assorted grocery items with prices and percentages. Products include dried fruit peaches prunes apricots and raisins with California origins and varying quality grades. The text shows numeric price cues like 4.05 cents and percentages but is garbled and hard to parse.

Centre Voltecen Ateari Taney Ae Califoreta Ihc California Prunes Ice Celifornia Lowe Mane

Fragmented grocery label reading and product notes

OCR scraps describe various meat items and prices, including canines, pork, ham, and shoulder cuts. Mentions New York beef products and packaging notes with percentages and units. The text is fragmentary with unclear meanings and many broken terms.

Fragmentary 19th Century Commodity List With Grades

A garbled 19th century OCR reads like a commodity listing with items such as green goods, linseed, lard grades, cottonseed products, turpentine, and carbon tests. The fragment mentions weights, test numbers, and price notes, but all others are indecipherable.

Saas Tiwlaine Durry

Tobacco Market Notes From Obscure Ledger Snippet

Fragmentary OCR text hints at tobacco market pricing or lot details with multiple illegible tokens. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable to assert a concrete event, price, or seller. The readable bits suggest tobacco trade terms or lot numbers without coherent context.

Coal and Whiskey Prices From City Deliveries

Fragmentary OCR lists coal prices per ton and delivery terms with 2.25 to 3.10 ranges and a note on freight. It also mentions whiskey and a quoted price 1.35 per gallon for yesterday with unclear context.

Cote Maontact

Fruit and Vegetable Prices Fragmented Listing

A fragmented local price list shows various fruits and vegetables with units and prices. Items include lemons Messina and California prices, grapes, beets, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, cranberries, celery, cucumbers, onions, and more with mixed notation and several unclear figures.

Messina California Florida New Orleans Michigan

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