Wheat futures take a drop as market softens in Midwest trade
Cincinnati August 18 1925 traders faced bearish feeling as export demand lagged and spring wheat movement loomed. Futures fell about 2c while cash markets held firm with mills active. Wheat corn oats and hay prices listed with commodities and fruit vegetable notes from J. G. Scott local representative.
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Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Europe
America
Georgia
Tom Watsons
Thurmond Grays
Dixie Belles
J. G. Scott
Ohio firms in large capital subscriptions listed
A long list of Ohio companies from Fremont to Toledo are named with substantial investments in the hundreds of thousands. Investors include J. C. Gardner W. Frazer P. M. Davidson H. Q. Well and others drafting charters for Unsinger Manufacturing Piqua Entroth ho Company and several others across the state with sums from 500 to 50 000.
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Columbus
Unsinger
Fremont
J. C. Gardner
W. Frazer
P. M. Davidson
H. Q. Wel
P. H. Unsinger
Piqua Entroth Hoe Company
Piqua
Leo Rothschilds
Harry A. Entine
Dorothy Stupp
Harold E. Moon
Lillian Gaus
Ideal Sand and Gravel Company
Mt Healthy
Charles Scullward
Raymond Hine
Clinton Yerkes
Anthony Mund
Lisbon Market, Inc
Lisbon
Howard R. Young
Dorothy Kelch F Oding
George L. Lafferty
Will Hollinger
Lucile Williard
Home Builders of Cleveland, Inc
Cleveland
Don S. Helwick
H. H. Brennan
J. E. Megawa
Raymond B. Hopper
W.W. Mendenhall
Barberton Auto Supply Company
Barberton
E. E. Schuster
D . Krug
Charles S. Weintraub
Gregory Shott
Effie Gerber
Rapid Transit Bus Company
John H
John H. Price, Jr
Paul Potter
George K. Wadsworth
N. ©. Crittsinger
McDonald Restaurant Company
John A. McDonald
R. Olden- Lamp
E. B. Taft
B. L. Farmer
A. N. Jetz
Akron Window Cleaning Company
Akron
Albert E. Robinson
E. Chulka
L. B,. Snyder
Martin Bennett
Jack Mack
Marvelous Incubator Company
Fostoria
Charles
Ernest Spengler
William F. Meyerholtz
George W. Hayman
Theo. Daman
M Realty Company
R. B. Meade
Mary F. Hammer
William D. Held
M. Schauer
Marguerite Warner
Jenkins Elevator Company
Fairport
N. B. Snavely
M. C.burns
H. S. Tayce Apepe
Cotton Market Ends Mixed Despite Southwest Heat
New York August 18 after dipping to 23.58 cents December contracts rose to 28.70 cents on hot Southwest weather but then weakened on liquidation and closed 23.59 cents. Net declines 8 points. Exports 3,608 bales. U S post stocks 191,011 bales.
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New York
United States Post
New York curb market clears with wide stock and bond deals
The New York curb market reports total stock sales of 376,100 shares and bond sales of 843,000. An official list shows numerous industrials and utilities with varied bid prices and percent changes, including Am. P. & L., West. Util., Cont. Oil, and many others reflecting a broad trading day.
Wheat futures dip amid professional activity in Chicago
Chicago grain markets see wheat prices ease as professionals drive turnover. September closes around 1.57% with December near 1.57% while corn and oats show minor gains and provisions retreat. Prices for No 2 red and hard wheat and No 2 yellow corn are listed along with soy and livestock quotes.
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Chicago
Gta
Des. Cae
Ase Anne
May
Ae HC
Beas
British Mexican Petroleum Sold to Anglo American Group
The entire capital of British Mexican Petroleum Company is sold to Anglo American, Pan American, and Pan-American Petroleum and Transport, with unofficial estimates around 8 million dollars. American properties remain with Pan-American interests. Standard Oil of Indiana recently gained Pan-American control, and a close tie with Standard Oil of New Jersey is noted.
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British Mexican Petroleum Company, Ltd
Anglo-American Oil Company, Ltd
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
an-American Company
Exican Company
Mero
Southern Crude Oil Purchasingmpany
Southern Care Line Company
Smakeover
Lago Petroleum Corporation
Lago Oil and Transport Company, Ltd
Standard Oilmpany
Indiana
Pan-American Petroleum
Edward L. Doheny
Anglo- American
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Cattle Prices Fall as Market Shows Weak Tone at Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports a very weak cattle market with dull trading. Canners and cutters remain in demand while calves and beef cattle vary. receipts reach 456 head with a large holdover. Hogs fall to new lows, with 220–225 lb and lighter classes topping around 13.65 per cwt. Sheep and lambs move slowly with steady prices. overall official receipts total 3,190 cattle, 3,827 sheep and 3,イド
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Cincinnati
GEO Asso
Cattel
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Stock Exchange Activity Report
Bank clearings totaled 10,491,360 with 4,029 shares traded on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange. Comparisons: 13,548,671 yesterday and 10,172,244 last Tuesday. Listings include Procter & Gamble, Kroger, U.S. Steel, Pure Oil, and other large issues with varied prices and affiliations.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Laundry Mach
Rolling Mill
Rolling Tl
Rolling Mill Com
Formics
Hatfield
Reliance Com
Procter & Gamble
FIT OE Inc
Gsnptosheces Rice
Street Ry
Hatfield-Reliance Com
Hatfield-Reliance Pref
Kroger Com Ioe
Kroger Com Oie
Kroger Com
U. S. Shoe Pref
Telape
Canada
Ciecees Cee
London
Paris
Greece
Austria
Australia
Bulgaria
Erty
Good Will Trip Speakers Announce Covington Program
Community event plans unveiled for the Good Will journey to Falmouth. John Klette leads the committee with speeches by Harvey Myers and Judge John B. Read among others. The program includes road showcases at Banklick Creek Bridge and gatherings in Independence and Fishburg. Governor Fields Senator Ernst and Congressman Rouse are listed for Falmouth.
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Falmouth
John Klette
J . Sandfordtown
Banklick Creek
M. D. Ross
Harvey Myers
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Independence
Kenton County
John B. Read
Michaels
Arnaees Tricklett
Henry Jenisch
J. Robert Kelley
Rotarians
Fishburg
Fair Grounds
Governor Fields
Ernst
Rouse
Clark
O’donovan
Covington
Three Bristol Men Arrested for Mann Act Violation
Clarence Johnson Edward Taylor and Ora Taylor of Bristol Virginia were arraigned by Commissioner Roetken on Mann Act charges after Ludlow police nabbed them Monday night. Two Bristol girls Pearl Minton and Clancey Miller, ages 15 and 17, accompanied them. the men face hearings Friday. The girls were placed in the Home of the Good Shepherd Campbell County by police matron Cassie Mayer.
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Clarence Johnson
Edward
Ora Taylor
Bristol
Roetken
Ludlow
Pearl Minton
Clancey Miller
Cassie Mayer
The
Good Shepherd
Campbell County
Two cafes padlocked after raid in Decoursey Kentucky
Prohibition officers raided the establishments of J. B. Polking and Charles Rankin Monday night in Decoursey. The cafes were ordered padlocked yesterday. Bartenders Charles Rankin and J. T. Blount were arrested and bonded $2,500 each for trial on September 14 and 15, while Polking was cited to appear.
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Prohibition
J. B. Polking
Charles Rankin
Decoursey
J. T. Blount
Polking
Roetken
LaCrosse Announces Candidacy for Ludlow Police Chief
Philip LaCrosse a Ludlow Police Department member for over a year yesterday announced his run for Chief of Police opposing incumbent Robert Callahan who has held the post for more than twenty years.
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Philip LaCrosse
Ludlow
Robert Callahan
Marriage Licenses Listed for Kentucky and Indiana Residents
Names and residences of individuals issued marriage licenses include Frank Stith of Covington Ky and Mary Jane Ro Ludlow Ky James B Warrington of Cincinnati Oh and Bessie May Carter of Crawfordsville Ind.
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Frank Stith
Covington
Mary Jane
Ludlow
James B. Warrington
Cincinnati
Bessie May Carter
Crawfordsville
Ind
Newport Realty Transfers
Charles EB Rousseau transfers a lot in Newport to Rose Geneva Weber for 4500 stamps. George Rosen transfers a Newport lot to Harry H Rosen for 2000 stamps.
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Charles EB. Rousseau
Rose Geneva Weber
Newport
George Rosen
Harry H. Rosen
Chicago butter market steadies with modest gain
Chicago markets show butter firm with an 14 to 16 cent advance in price. Frat and centralized scores listed around 92 and 90 with small shifts noted. Columbus stocks report mixed values with Pure Oil shares quoted at 25 to 26 cents.
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Chicago
Cate Ee
Oil City Crude Oil Runs and Credit Balance
Crude oil runs reported for Oil City on August 18 show a credit balance of 3.30 and 43 573 barrels processed. The day’s shipments average around 38 barrels per ship, with notes of slight discrepancy in figures.
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Oil City
Auee
Notte Bklee
Sabi
Newport Street and Alley Improvements Sought by Residents
City Commissioners received petitions from property owners requesting improvements on Forrest street from Wee to Saratoga Monroe street from Ninth to Tenth Miller alley from Forrest to Eleventh Pines alley from Saratoga to Washington The committee of the whole was assigned the petitions The July 31 city balance in the credit of Newport totaled 32690897 and was reported with the others A permit was granted to Co W Cracraft Greater Sheesley Shows to perform in Newport the week of September 21 on Rough Riders grounds Fifth and Brighton streets
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Forrest Street
Wee
Saratoga
Monroe Street
Etween
Miller Alley
Forrest
Eleventh
Pines Alley
Washington
Simms
Co. W. Cracraft
Sheesley
Rough Riders
Fifth
Brighton Streets
Police Inquiry Begun Into Attack on Girl in Newport
Police investigate an attempted attack on Miss Laura Ellis of Cincinnati after three men allegedly dragged her from a car at Fifteenth and Monmouth streets in Newport and took her to a nearby field. Her companion Albert Schultz provided details and described the assailants as three men.
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Laura Ellis
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Fifteenth
Monmouth Streets
Newport
Albert Schultz
Sycamore Street
Alexandria
Miss Ellis
Schultz
Temple Chapter to Induct Officers in Dayton Ky
George W. Sears will be installed as High Priest of the Temple Chapter Royal Arch Masons at the Mason ic Temple Dayton Kentucky Wednesday evening Invitations have been issued to neighboring lodges to attend Other officers to be installed include Robert A Roseboom William Reeder Martin Kirchoff Victor J Miles John H Segger Martin P Nelson Edward R Crary Charles Fransa Walter Frommel Joseph J Kennedy O H Von Blon and A A Kramer with titles listed for each position
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Temple Chapter
George W. Sears
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Sixth Avenue
Vine Street
Dayton
Robert A. Roseboom
William Reeder
Martin Kirchoff
Victor J. Miles
John H. Segger
Martin P. Nelson
Edward R. Crary
Charles Fransa
Royal Arch
Walter Frommel
Joseph J. Kennedy
O. H. von Blon
A. A. Kramer
Tyler
Masons to Take Charge of H. W. Abbott Funeral
The Alexandria Lodge of Masons will officiate at the funeral for Harry W. Abbott of 639 Maple Avenue Newport held at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 2 pm. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery with Newport Commandery No. 13 Knights Templar escort. The service will be led by Rev. O. S. Thornberry and assisting pastor Rev. T. W. Rainey. Pallbearers named include Fred G. Otto George A. McGinniss Charles H. Sloan B. B. Shiffer T. W. Spinks and P. H. Adamson.
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Masons
H. W. Abbott
Alexandria Lodge of Masons
Harry W. Abbott
Maple Avenue
Newport
First Presbyterian Church
Newport Commandery No. 13
Knights Templar
Evergreen Cemetery
O. S. Thornberry
T. W. Rainey
Lexington
Mr. Abbott
Fred G. Otto
George A. McGinniss
Charles H. Sloan
B. B. Shiffer
T. W. Spinks
Covington
P. H. Adamson
Norwood
Jolly Estate Left Largely To Widow And Son
The bulk of A. J. Jolly's estate goes to his widow Mrs. Nell Gordon Jolly and son William Chester Jolly. Jolly, a State Legislator from the Sixty six district, died August 6 at his Mentor Kentucky home after typhoid fever. The will names Mrs. Jolly administratrix and details various life insurances savings bonds and shares, with explicit requests the agency business remain intact.
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A. J. Jolly
Nell Jordon Jolly
William Chester Jolly
Mentor
Buten
Bank of Alexandria
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
E. M. Jolly
Newport Court News Delivers Fines And Jails
Two Ft Thomas soldiers Clarence Hartwell and Raymond Wheatley each fined ten dollars and costs and given five days in jail for disorderly conduct after alleged attack and theft of sixty dollars reported by August Spraul. Edward Anderson fined five dollars and costs with a three month peace bond for alleged breach of the peace involving a boy. Nichols fined five dollars for slapping a six year old. Festival plans of the Newport Gymnastic Association feature a fall event Sept 2 to 5 with dancing and card parties. Campbell County Baptist Association holds its ninety ninth meeting at First Baptist Dayton with B Y P U activities to close.
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Ft. Thomas
Moore
Newport
Clarence Hartwell
Raymond Wheatley
Company C
Tenth Infantry
August Spraul
Dayton Street
N Rt
Edward Anderson
East Front Street
Alois Gasdorf
Anderson
Samuel
Nichols
Isabella Street
Leslie Wilson
Newport Gymnastic Association
Sixth
Orchard Streets
Emma B
Campbell County Baptist Association
Baptist Church of
Dayton
Marriage Licenses Listed for New Alexandria Newark
Mame residence Le Eson Faton and Alta Gilbert appear in New Alexandria O Paul H and Annabell Uffner from Newark O are issued licenses reported in this brief item highlighting marriage licenses and guardians.
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Mame
le Eson
Faton
Alta Gilbert
New Alexandria
Paul H
Annabell Uffner
Newark
Fire Insurance Increase Flawed At Covington Meeting
A Covington city meeting led by Mayor O'Donovan pressed Kentucky State Actuarial Bureau officials on a recent fire insurance rate hike. Bureau representatives defended the rates, citing law compliance and city class as a fourth class city while acknowledging higher losses and a fuel oil heating factor. A joint committee with local underwriters was formed to discuss reconciliation of differences between the bureau and the Northern Kentucky Association of Fire Underwriters.
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Covington
O'Donovan
George Parker
Charles Trame
Actuarial Bureau
Louisville
O’donovan
Parker
Covington City Building
St. Mary’s Cathedral
J. G. Simrall
Covington Notes Show Local Affairs and Notices
Covington Rotarians discussed Education by Aubrey Barbour and planned participation in a Good Will event. Bankruptcy filings by George Head and Mark Hancock reported. each lists assets and liabilities. Permits granted for two frame homes. theft report of fifteen chickens. Obituary for Mrs. Martha Geisbauer. Prohibition agent granted two weeks vacation. Women’s Club to open headquarters September 17. Kishmee Grotto picnic at Edale Park and Rosedale swimming events. John L Rich and Robert L Rich case for disorderly conduct in Covington court.
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Covington
Aubrey Barbour
Newport
Falmane
George P. Head
Livingston
United States District Court
Mark Hancock
Shonn
John Highfill
Louis Geisbauer
W. G. Geisbauer
Greenup Street
Wood
Covington Women’s Club
Richardson
East Twelfth Street
Edale Park
Kishmee Grotto
Rosedale
John L. Rich
Robert L. Rich
Erlanger
Robert Marsall
Scott Street
Rich
Klette
JEVER in STORE Salesmen Wanted Ad Insight
A reflective note on leaving an old counter position to pursue a sales career. It highlights the value of the Commercial Tribune Classified Ads in finding good sales jobs and becoming one's own boss. The piece emphasizes that selling is a reliable path to financial success and personal advancement.
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Commercial Tribune
Nets
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