Earl Praises Peace Efforts of Angle Sam
Earl praises peace efforts amid a tense border panorama. He notes a nearly four thousand mile frontier from Halifax to Vancouver with no fortifications or soldiers, urging a future without war and inviting cities to contribute profits toward scholarships in commercial education shared by both nations.
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Earl
Angle Sam
Halifax
Vancouver
Ian Lodge
Ghent
San Francisco
River Gauge Fluctuations Report Across Cities
Across Cincinnati district and surrounding areas the lower gauge river levels fall while the upper portion is set to rise. Cities including Franklin Greensboro Pittsburgh Wheeling Parkerstown Hinton and Huntington show mixed trends with several gauges rising to indicate increasing flows amid aging infrastructure and forecasted shifts downstream.
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Cincinnati
Des Feét
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Point Pleasant
Huntington Dam
Williamson
Pikeville
Cade
Portamouth
Maysville
Louisville
Dam
Ower
Evaneville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Johnsonville
Paducah
Cairo
Davenport
Keokuk
St. Louis
Barasas City
Memphis
Little Rock
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Ohio
Newark Pastor Rev John McDowell Named Successor
A Newark church transition reports Rev John McDowell selected as pastor of Park Street Presbyterian Church to succeed Dr Oasis at Avondale Church. The move stems from a committee chaired by Robert Pogue De Al Gamble J B Blaine and Whittaken.
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John McDowell
Ah Park Street Presbyterian
Newark
N. J
Avondale
Oasis
Salk O
Robert, Pogue
de al Gamble
J.B. Blaine
Whittaken
Canal tips from readers urge bold city plans
Alfred W. MacBrair proposes canal tied rail depot and boulevard improvements with 20 to 26 million dollars for road, depot, and trackage while RB. A. Rothe warns against canal pollution and mosquito risk in Clifton. The piece follows an American editorial contest inviting ideas to alleviate canal problems.
Harbor project proposal for Carthage canal and union station plan
A historical note describes opening a harbor at Fair Grounds Carthage and diverting Mill Creek to the river. It proposes digging a canal bed to serve railroads with an overhead driveway and using Plum Street and Cana to route a union station for the Pennsylvania Railroad and L and N through Eggleston Avenue via Canal.
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Fair Grounds
Carthage
Another Plan to Abolish PRA Canals in City
A letter argues PRA canals should be abolished only under three conditions including using the canal as an emergency fire hydrant main and moving Edison plant near the Ohio River out of flood range. It claims the canal funds fire protection, power supply, and water capture, prevents job losses, and could be replaced by a boulevard or rapid tramway with a split from the show to the Ohio to ease bridge grades. The writer says outside experts are unsuitable and favors a local or Ohio official.
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Syee
Ediison
Ohio River
Union Gas and Electric Light
Ohio
Eggleston Avenue
Main Street
WM. T. Mullensas
Fifteenth Street
Cincinnati
Plum
Broadway
Spring Grove
Lockland
Mid Creek
Piuom
Perk Board
Ineinnat
Lovuis- Harloft
Magnolia Street
Canal question stirred by school campaigns to aid inmates
Citizens urged to educate youth about the canal issue to spread awareness at home and in schools. Officials suggested displaying city maps in classrooms to show districts serving hospital inmates, and urged public discussion of air quality and tragedies without neglecting canal concerns.
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Plate City
Cincinnati
Iif
Financial statement of Citizens' Gift Building and Loan Co
The document presents a financial statement for the Citizens' Gift Building and Loan Co of Cincinnati Ohio for the fiscal year ending December 21 1918. It includes sworn attestations by officers and an auditing committee certifying the accuracy of the financial condition and statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Gift Building & Loan Co
Cincinnati
West Sixth
State OF
Ohio
Hamiltton County
Ponoren
Olthdens
Arts Pomovan
Scheerineh
Sint Sees
Synnery
Ieee
G. Wie. Gale
Michael J. Durkin
Easé Citizens’ Gift Building and Lons Company
Cheraby
Proposed canal parkway and interurban line in Cincinnati
A reader from Harrison avenue proposes converting the city canal into a parkway by lowering the canal to street level and laying interurban tracks. The plan envisions a 190 foot wide boulevard using the canal right of way and eliminating existing bridges.
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Fred Heimerdinger
Harrison Avenue
Cincinnati
Plans to Use Canal Site for Rapid Transit and Subway
A proposal by Earl M Y at 644 State Avenue outlines a campaign to induce lessees to relinquish leases or surrender their fealty for a nominal fee. The plan envisions draining the canal and converting the boulevard into a rapid transit interurban network with a canal bed lowering and a concrete overpass forming a subway style transit system to beautify and modernize the city.
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State Avenue
Favors Market House and Subway Plan for Cincinnati
S M Loyd and Leo S Hexter urge voters to approve a bond for a public market on Plum Street and an underground railroad from Hartwell to Canal and Plum. They propose a canal dam and boulevard, grading sidewalks, and rapid transit to unite the city, with plans timing to 1978.
Bigelow Plans League to Fight Legislation in Cincinnati
Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow announces a citizen league to oppose undesired legislation in council. He will advocate the referendum at People's Church Grand Opera House and oppose renewing the electric light contract. He also supports a physical valuation of the Union Gas and Electric Company's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Herbert S. Bigelow
People's Church
Grand Opera House
Bigelow
Union Gas and Electric Company
European Buying Lifts Wall Street Amid Broad Market Rebound
Trading recovered from a morning slump as European purchases, estimated around 150 000 shares recently, supported broad gains. Analysts view the rally as a mix of renewed foreign accumulation and a shift from short covering to sustained demand, with confidence revived by easier money and appetite for new securities.
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At & Net
Europe
Furly
London
St Paul railway bonds attract bankers at 102 percent
Financial briefs note a new offering of 6.741 million dollars in St Paul railway mortgage bonds at 102 percent, with related debt pricing showing bonds moved from 99 to around 109 percent. Banks reportedly gained about 10 million dollars for the week on money movement, amid varied commodity prices and market closes across multiple cities.
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St. Paul
Market Notes From A Soured Page
Special to The Americas reports livestock and produce market activity. Prices for cattle hogs and tea are touched by new trends as buyers await fresh arrivals. March trade shows shifting demand and tighter supply impacting futures and local markets.
Chambers Of Commerce Plans And Activities In February
Notes mention moving pictures of the unveiling of the Maine memorial tablet and a parade to be filmed for display. May excursion visits may expand to additional cities. Census work on wages in Cincinnati and a vocational training survey are outlined. A Business Men's Club meeting covers census inquiries, Lord Kintore hospitality, and electric light rate contract discussions. General J Warren Kiefer addressed Columbia Life Insurance at luncheon.
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Tocal Moving Picture
Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Chamber
Civic and Industrial Department
The
Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Alfred G. Allen
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
E. W. Edwards
Lord Kintore
Edwards
Columbia Life Insurance Company
J. Warren Kiefer
Institute Will Meet By 8 To 6 At First Presbyterian
The February efficiency institute of the Young People’s Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery, the Hamilton County Christian Endeavor Union, and other youth groups of Hamilton County will meet at 8 o’clock at the First Presbyterian on Fourth Street. Rev. Thornberry serves as chairman and will deliver addresses.
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Young People’s Sorciety
Cincinnati
Grain Markets Report With Mixed Receipts
Market notes describe a quiet steady tone with light receipts across grains. Core markets show moderate demand with some activity in ceramics and related products. no major price shifts observed for corn and wheat futures.
Auction of Various Cars and Weights Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists cars and weights for an auction. Mentions include yellow and white cars, numbers 8 and 9, 20 percent figures, and multiple mixed consignments. No clear dates or complete names identifiable from readable text.
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Wahogaey
Ashe
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Reported Across Regions
Receipts and shipments for cattle sheep hogs and calves varied by market. Cattle steady to strong with good to choice butchers and mixed feeders quoted around 5.50 to 7.00. sheep slow to steady with good to choice around 4.35 to 4.85. lambs higher with extras near 8.25 and common to fair 5.75 to 7.25. calves strong from 8.00 to 11.00 with common 5.00 to 10.00. regional notes list east buffalo and pittsburgh markets with mixed totals and varied quotes.
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Americas
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
York
Unclear OCR Trotter Market Report Noted
Fragmented text from a market section shows garbled numbers and references to prices and commodities. Possible mentions of wine milk bread or extras are illegible and do not form a coherent report.
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Berger
Tabisur
Pvinor
Grocery Ad Prices and Items From a Vintage Catalog
A fragmented grocery list shows items and prices including apricots, California extra cheese, prunes, and seeded figs. The text references grades like prime and nonprime meats, dried fruits, and beverages, with stray letters and misspellings indicating a damaged page. The ad hints at typical early 20th century staples and regional product mentions without a coherent narrative.
Unclear food product list and percentages from 1940s catalog
The fragmentary OCR shows items like provisions and meats with odd percentages and brief notes on cuts and preparations. It mentions New York cuts and various percentages, but the text is largely garbled with stray words and incomplete phrases, preventing a coherent summary.
Fragmentary OCR Item with Mixed Goods and Quantities
A damaged OCR fragment lists assorted items such as prime au Twain, 6% white, 64 ie Browe, fellow SH O%e, No. 1 salted 12% and No. 2 crane, with references to clothing, lard, cottonesed, and various numerical codes. The text is heavily garbled across lines.
Whisky sale figures point to new overages in Gore City
Report notes whisky distribution and pricing with references to town figures and a municipal sale cycle. Mentions 743 barrels sold at a rate of 1.25 per gallon and indicates local notes on enforcement and revenue.
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Fragment
A garbled, OCR style page lists assorted fruits and vegetables with scattered prices. Items include oranges, grapefruit, beets, sprouts, carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, and peppers with inconsistent figures and misspellings across locations like New Orleans and California. The readable data shows unit prices and per box or per bunch references, but many lines are incomplete.
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Nea
Cattifornia
New Orleans
Bach
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Hartwell
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Cincinnati ‘Traction Company
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Elmwood
St. Bernard
Leo
Hexter
Ohio Avenue
Bigelow Plans League
Financial News
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Sheret Kentucky Securities
Cincineatt Tan
Columbia
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas Bet and Electric
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