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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

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11

Four Dead Four Missing Toll Of Florida Storm

The storm drenched the Florida coast with Tampa hardest hit as four were dead and four missing with many injured. High winds and rough seas disrupted shipping while damage to property ran into millions. A Red Bird steamer and a West Chalata rescue awaited entry as planes were swept at Daytona Beach with no injuries. Communicatio n to key points was reestablished and several towns reported wind damage and pools in Miami streets. A negress killed in fright and a man injured by a falling trolley wire were noted.

Jacksonville Fla Florida Tampa Gulf Munson Red Bird Havana Shipping Board Miami Daytona Beach Lakeland Clearwater St. Petersburg Bradenton Sebring Avon Park Sarasota Ft. Myers C. C Florida Citrus Exchange Polk Manatee Volusia Weather Bureau Walter J. Bennett Washington Montana Reyes

Six Drowned as Schooner Wrecks Off Flaglers Beach

Six negro sailors drowned when a schooner from the Bahamas wrecked south of Flaglers Beach. Two thousand cases of fine liquor were lost and three men were rescued after the incident near Daytona Beach.

Associated Press Daytona Beach Fia Bahama Islands Flaglers Beach

Stock Exchange Opens in Larger Quarters

The Cincinnati Stock Exchange moved to the Dixie Terminal Building mezzanine, offering a room larger than the old First National Bank Building quarters. Kenneth Hill and Richard Leving reported a day of 100 transactions trading 2,690 shares, with seats now valued at 10,000 dollars, up 5,000 in a year. The exchange, founded in 1885, once operated on Third street and then at the First National Bank Building.

Cincinnati Stock Exchange Dixie Terminal First National Bank Kenneth Hill Richard Leving Exchange Third Street Adam Lepper

Ice cream outspends electricity by eight to ten times

S G Hibben of the Illumination Bureau Westinghouse Lamp Works told National Electric Lighting Association delegates at a Cincinnati district conference that Americans spend eight to ten times more on ice cream than electric current. The meeting at the Cincinnati Electric Club ended with a Gibson Hotel banquet and covered factory illumination campaigns, salesmanship, and public education.

S. G. Hibben Illumination Bureau Westinghouse Lamp Works New York National Electric Lighting Association Cincinnati Electric Club Fourth Plum Streets Gibson West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Earl E. Whitehorne The Electrical World Samuel D. Heed Cincinnati National Electric Light Association Robert M. Dederich Electric Club Heed Chamber of Commerce Hibben Advertising Club

Widow Awarded 29000 in L and N Railroad Case

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad must pay Dora B Greene of Cincinnati 29000 for the death of her husband William E Greene a Baltimore and Ohio engineer killed in the Latonia Kentucky yards. The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed lower Hamilton County courts upholding the verdict.

Columbus Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Dora B. Greene Cincinnati William E. Greene Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Latonia Ohio Supreme Court Hamilton County

Newport divorce granted to Cincinnati woman Ehrlich

Mrs Margaret Louise Saakamp formerly Ehrlich was granted a divorce from Willard Frederick Saakamp in Campbell Circuit Court yesterday on abandonment and nonsupport grounds. The couple wed January 16 1924 and Saakamp left ten days later.

Cincinnati Margaret Louise Saakamp Willard Frederick Saakamp Hermosa Avenue Campbell Circuit Court Ehrlich

Robber Given Five Years By Campbell Circuit Court

Daniel Vaught of Bellevue Kentucky was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for robbery. He robbed Adolph DuBois, night watch man at the Enterprise Garage Newport on Monmouth street of $24.25 on August 16.

Daniel Vaught Bellevue Campbell Circuit Court Vaught Adolph DuBois Enterprise Garage Monmouth Street Newport

Realty Transfers in Newport and Fort Thomas

Real estate transfers listed including George Offen to Mrs Elizabeth Offen bacher for a lot at Thornton and Brighton Avenues Newport with stamps for 8500. Mrs Ellen Crawley to Frank Quitter for a lot on avenue Ft Thomas. Hilands Real Estate and Investment Company to Ida M Kennewey a farm in Hilands Baby Farm Subdivision Ft Thomas for 500. Mee to Albert Keitz a farm in Hil Baby Farm Subdivision Ft Thomas for 500.

George Elizabeth Offenbacher Thornton Brighton Avenues Newport Ellen Crawley Frank Quitter

Names and Residences in Auglaize County Record

The document lists individuals and their residences including William Brewster Frank Thomas Mary Rembe Carl J. Wetz Kings Mills Kentucky Ruth L. Dourlett Auglaize County Carol Barnes Clark Graham Josephine Merrill Ronald Campbell and others in Auglaize County. The fragment notes locations in Kings Mills and Auglaize County with unspecified roles.

William Brewster Thomas Mary Rembe Carl J. Wetz Kings Mills Ruth L. Dourlett Auglaize County Carol Barnes Clark Graham Josephine Merrill Ronald Campbell

Covington Sanatorium Trustees Seek Return of County Funds

A suit filed in Kenton Circuit Court by County Judge John B Read and the Fiscal Court seeks the return to the County Treasury of 35390 from the Sanatorium Trustees of Kenton County. The case aims to turn back 25000 in Liberty bonds and 13590 in bank funds used for a 1912 act driven project. Trustees include Alexander Keane H B Beck William S Groom and others. The plan was to build on a forty acre Devon Park site but Covington city cost share halted the project.

Board O Tuberculosis Sanatorium Kenton County John B. Read J. B. Linnemann John Westover William Meier Kenton Covington Treasury Alexander Keane H. B. Beck William S. Groom

Second Appeal Filed Over Dog Racing Pooling

The Erlanger Kennel Club filed its second appeal with the Kentucky Court of Appeals in Frankfort. The Kenton Circuit Court had issued a temporary restraining order against selling pools on dog speed at the Erlanger track, in a suit by Commonwealth Attorney Orie Sare. The Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment. Judge Appelgate later granted a permanent injunction. If the Court of Appeals affirms, dog racing will be barred in Kentucky.

Erlanger Court of Appeals Kentucky

How Baxter Butted In at Liberty Theater Today

The Liberty Theater presents How Baxter Butted In a film comedy with Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore plus a news reel. The Live Wire with Johnny Hines shows Friday and Saturday along with Adventures of Mazie and Pathe News. Smith and Watson perform Laughs a la Carte for the last three days. Liberty Ragamuffins begin tomorrow with Sugar Foot Stomp as overture and Helen Doyle singing When I Was a Dreamer.

Baxter Liberty Matt Moore Dorothy Devore Liberty Theater Live Wire Johnny Hines Mazie Pathe News Smith and Watson

Covington Declares 15000 Dividend on Bridge

Covington and Newport Bridge earnings report leads to $15000 dividend for each city. Newport officials attended. Commissioners also approve $13180 payment to O F Moore Company for a dry well at Covington Water Works Ft Thomas, with project about one third done and total cost around $140000.

Covington Covington and Newport Newport Board of Commissioners O.F. Moore Company Ft. Thomas

Librarian’s Aide Chosen by Public Library Board

Mss Lucy Blackburn of the Arthur Apartments Sixth and Greenup streets was appointed assistant librarian at a board meeting last night. The increase in patrons necessitated the extra help for librarian Anna Spears.

Lucy Blackburn Arthur Apartments Sixth and Greenup Streets Public Library Anna Spears

Covington Notes Look at November Permits and Local Events

Building Inspector Joseph A. Hellman lists November permits totaling 95 800 with frame brick and remodeling work. Newport residents face trials for liquor charges with bonds set. Local meetings, water plant inspection, and a 90 acre farm sale are noted, along with a death and a bankruptcy suit in federal court. Rotarians heard a talk on twine materials, and a planned Rotary Anns entertainment program was announced.

Covington Joseph A. Hellman William F. Gassidy Fourth Street Central Avenue Newport Roetken Roland. Hodges Isabella _ street Daniel Callahan Isabella Street Parents d Teachers’ Association Beechwood School Ft. Mitchell Blackburn and Meyerle Donnelly Ft. Thomas Hind William Fischer John W. Rapp Edna May Bradford Emma C. Brown West Ninth Street Alice Gerhardt Stephans United States District Court Beaver Rock Coal Company Bailey-Ferguson Coal Company Integrity Mutual Casualty Company Stephens Branch Coal Company Floyd County J. H. Briscoe Rotary Anns Industrial Club Edward Mangan R. A. Beck Jess G. Smith Louisville B. C. Schatman C. S. Barrett Ted F. Barrett Cincinnati Mes Macht

Kenton Court Deals with Divorces and Auto Crash Claims

In Kenton Circuit Court Cecilia O Rourke sues for absolute divorce from Martin O Rourke of 1829 Russell Street and seeks alimony and maiden name restoration. Clarence Klette sues Frank and Viola Brames for 3000 dollars after their automobile struck a youth at Third and Philadelphia. William Klette also sues Brames for 116 28 for medical bills. Lydia Bradford seeks divorce from Revere Bradford, custody and alimony. married 1923, separated weeks ago. Viola Feltman of Covington sues Jacob Feltman of New York for cruelty.

Kenton Cecelia O'Rourke Martin O'Rourke Russell Street Cecelia S. Doherty Clarence Klette William Klette Frank Viola M. Brames Brames Third Philadelphia Lydia Bradford Revere Bradford Western Avenue Viola Feltman Covington Jacob Feltman New York

Marriage Licenses List Includes Several Cincinnati Residents

Hugh Meyers and Lelia Tiabepascenagperchste Richard Debold appear among marriage licenses in Cincinnati with additional entries for Mary Savage. The document records residence in Cincinnati and lists other names in the licenses section.

Hugh Meyers Lelia Tiabepascenagperchste Richard Debold Mary Savage

Burglars Take His Clothes From Frank Eggert Home

Burglars entered the Frank Eggert residence at 5805 Glenview avenue last night and stole nearly all of his clothing. The loot was valued at 325 dollars after forcing open a window.

Frank Eggert Glenview Avenue

Pay Hospital Staffing By U O C Being Debated

A public hearing by the Ways and Means Committee of City Council will discuss staffing a proposed private pay hospital with University of Cincinnati College of Medicine faculty. The site is General Hospital land at Goodman and Eden avenues, to be transferred for the Christian R Holmes Memorial Hospital built with private funds.

College of Medicine University of Cincinnati Ways and Means Committee City Council Council Chamber Clifford Martin General Hospital Goodman and Eden Avenues University Park Board Cincinnati Baseball Club

Court notes show verdict for Seaman in $1163 suit

A jury in Judge Roettinger's court awarded George Seaman 1163 against S Winston Coffman after Seaman claimed 1000 invested in Coffman Stewart Oil Co was misused. Other civil actions include Benjamin Sowers suing Mrs Sarah Crusoff for 15000 damages over two alleged arrests, and various divorce and custody actions.

Roettinger George Seaman Trevor Place S. Winston Coffman Sterrett Taltong Macon Cincinnati Ohio State Penitentiary Common Pleas Court Charles Allen Ohio Supreme Court Court of Appeals Supreme Court Thomas Nicholson Earl Skirvin Eastern Avenue Pearl and Lawrence Streets F . J. E. Bauer West McMicken Avenue Odessa Bauer Detroit Mich Susan Eastman Marian W. Eastman Bond Hill Roe E. Eastman LeBlond Eastman

Boy Cited After Collision On One Way Street

Robert Megrue a 15 year old of 3928 South Madison Norwood was cited by police for driving the wrong way on a one way street and colliding with Miss Marie Edmonds of 1547 Madison Covington on Highth street between Central and Plum. Megrue drove east while the other car went west.

Robert Megrue Madison Avenue Norwood Marie Edmonds Covington Highth Street Central Avenue Plum Street Megrue

Cincinnati to pick city manager soon amid interviews

City Council members expect to choose a city manager for Cincinnati by week’s end after interviews with candidates. Charter Committee and Republican councilmen discussed selected applicants, with out-of-town contenders from Norfolk Virginia Wichita Kansas Lima Ohio and Kenosha Wisconsin.

Cincinnati Charles O. Rose Rose Washington, D. C Murray Seasongood Supreme Court Washington Seasongood Charter Ingalls John N. Edy Berkeley Cal William H. Duffy Columbus L. A. Boulay Toledo Charter Committee Stanley Matthews Tyler Field Julius Luchsinger Edward T. Dixon Republican Organization Fred Schneller Martin Daly Charles Lackmann Republican William Bowdin Causey Norfolk Earl C. Elliott Wichita, Kan Irwin C. Brower Lima C. M. Osborne Kenosha Wis

Attachment on Burdsal Property Diss dismissed

Judge Caldwell’s Common Pleas Court dismissed the attachment on $800,000 of Burdsal and Rose property in New York held by Irma Burdsal. The case concerned a $50,000 damage suit arising from a May 29 1924 arrest of Mrs. Burdsal for upbraiding her husband. The court ruled the attachment invalid but the damage suit remains pending.

Burdsal Caldwell

Cincinnatian Wins Suit

Ohio Supreme Court refuses to overturn a $10 000 award to George H Rhodes for injuries after a locomotive derailed at Bond Hill Cincinnati on September 15 1923. The ruling followed an over ruling to certify the Hamilton County Appellate Court record for higher court action in a case brought by Rhodes against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court George H. Rhodes Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Bond Hill Cincinnati Hamilton County Appellate Court Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Rhodes

Radio Programs Today Across Chicago and Nearby Markets

A listing of evening broadcasts from WSAI WKRC WLW WHT WBCN WEBH WGN KYW and others. Shows include art talks book reviews orchestras string quartets vocal and instrumental solos, organ recitals and late night jazz and midnight revues.

Radio Schedule Fragment From New York and Chicago Listings

Listings show 6:30 P.M. WEAF and WCAP with United States Army Band. 7:30 P.M. WCAP chamber music. 9 P.M. WEAF with Roxy Gang and WCAP WJAR WGR. 10 P.M. WLW in Cincinnati with a Pep concert by Kappa Alpha Theta. 10:45 P.M. WLW in Cincinnati features Cine Male Quartet with songs of the World War.

WEAF New_York United States Army Band WCAP Wine New York Chicago Opera c Roxy Gang WJAR WGR WLW Cincinnati Kappa Alpha Theta University of Cincinnati Cine Buddie Roxy and His Gang

Broadcaster Call Letters List For Network Era

A compilation of station identifiers includes Central KFDM K KLDS WCBD and newer WFAA WMC OAW WOWL Eastern-CKAC WBAV WBBR WDWF WFI WGBS WHAR WHAZ WIP WJY WPG WRC WREO reflecting a network era rollout and call letter changes across markets.

Central KFDM K Klds WCBD WFAA WMC OAW WOWL Eastern CKAC WBAV WBBR WDWF WFI WGBS WHAR WHAZ WIP WJY WPG WRC WREO

Chicago Radio Schedule Highlights Classic Programs

Radio listings for Chicago stations detail hourly lineups from morning to late night. WQJ airs an orchestra and Skylarks with a Ginger hour, WMAQ offers talks, lectures, and a Northwestern speech, WMBB presents semi classical and popular programs, and WLS features organ recitals, theater segments, erotic circus, The Concert Six, Four Aces of Harmony, and partner acts Ford and Glenn.

WLS Chicago Ford Glenniio WLS Theater Glenn

Evening radio listings for Chicago station WBBM

At 8 PM a string trio and orchestra perform followed by a quartet and 12 M accordion program with an orchestra and musical pieces listed.

WBBM Chicago

Radio Program Schedule Listing for Multiple Stations

A dense schedule lists evening programs across WMCA WEAF WHN WCAE and KDKA including ensembles talks theater and concerts with times from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. and various bands orchestras and performances featuring United States Army Band Fox Theatre WEAF and Roxy and his gang among others.

Real Estate and Association Meeting Highlights

Charles G. King of Massillon will speak at the First District Ohio Building Association League annual meeting in Gibson tonight urging increased assets. Other officers from Ohio and district groups will attend. Also reported are numerous local property transfers and leases in Hamilton, Norwood, Price Hill, and Oakley with prices often listed as $1 or small amounts.

Charles G. King Massillon Ohio Building Association League Gibson King E. C. Calvert Hamilton Clermont Brown Ohio League B. W. Wilberding Cleveland Paul O'Brien Dayton C. J. Parrish James A. Devine Columbus J. W. Tannehill

Store leased for auto and radio shop at 805 Race Street

The Manufacturers' Liquidation Company of Cleveland leased the 805 Race Street property yesterday to establish an automobile and radio accessory business. Cleneay, Nourse & Malick brokered the deal for Procter & Gamble Company with a yearly rent of $2,700.

Race Street Manufacturers’ Liquidation Company Cleveland Cleneay, Nourse & Malick Procter & Gamble Company

Property sale at 1239 Central Parkway to two buyers

John C. McCarthy sold the vacant lot at 1239 Central Parkway yesterday to Abe Silverglade and Fisher Bachrach for an undisclosed price. Frederick A. Schmidt Company brokers arranged the transaction for investment purposes.

John C. McCarthy Central Parkway Abe Silverglade Fisher Bachrach Frederick A. Schmidt

Builder Louis Askew Sells Home on College Hill

Louis Askew sold a one and a half story frame dwelling on Springlawn avenue east of Hart avenue College Hill to Catherine Tucker for 7500 dollars yesterday. The Becker Real Estate Company College Hill office handled the sale.

Louis Askew Springlawn Avenue Hart Avenue College Hill Catherine Tucker Becker Real Estate Company

Transfers move numerous parcels across Cincinnati area

Property transfers report numerous parcels in Hyde Park Avondale Delhi Springfield Township and West End with one year two year leases and purchase options. Notable entries include Central Robert J OBrien to Sidney Mills a ninety nine year lease on Sixth Street, and The Haley Livingston Land Company acquiring multiple lots in various townships.

Phoenix Council Same Hall Westwood John Springmyer Craig Avenue Colerain Township John Springmeyer Edward J. Springmeyer Rollin Krohme Rolla B. Krohme Webster Street Mansfield Street Jacob Wiener Godel Brane Wiener Oliver Street Norwood Place Emil E. Altomare Lillian M. Hammond Anderson Township George W. Treiber Fanny S. Rowe Price Hill Louise Beckley Warsaw Avenue Hawthorne Avenue Price Gregor Place West End Jacob Tennenbaum Solomon Dina Gershuny Sixth Street Smi Street Marie H. Broadwell Adam F. Meyer Sherman Avenue Dalton Avenue John A. Becker Johanna F. Alich McFarland Road Montana Avenue Clifton Heights Leo L. BrackmAnn Annie J. Dunbar Sandheger Place Millcreek Township Frederick Broermann Wilson Paint Mpany Ma ‘Oreman Central Robert J. O’brien Sidney F. Mills Vine Street Hyde Park East Harry J. Lehman Samuel C. Ludwig Max Wunderlich Helen Wunderlich Beacon Road Salem Pike Avondale Abraham W. Zeff Dora Zeff Dory Avenue Northern Avenue Delhi German D. Holliday Fernbank Building Materials Company Peter Zinn Deer Park Second National Bank Viola Thorman Henry J. Schulte Springfield Township Wallace R. Livingston Haley-Livington Land Company Cincinnati Sycamore Wallace E. Livingston Haley-Livingston Land Company Joseph G. Andrews Frank W. Sternert Green Township Westwood— Bailey Melvin Flora Shockey Hyde Park Mary L. Weber Myers Y. Cooper Hermann W. Fledderman Lovell Hattieer Lau Street Scott Street Edwin Stevens Emma Stevens Third Street Whittaker Alley August Stevens Joseph L. Hall Ella T. Bevier Saerah Diamond Samuel Lehman Seventh Street Baymiller Freeman Avenue Ernst H. Beinke Charles V. Schmidt Humbrecht Joseph H. Levine Central Avenue Richman Street Isaac E. Levine Ida Whcksman Bottoms Adolph Signer Eva Signer East Front Street Reynolds Alley Norwood Frank H. Sander Martha Stoller Elirasia Mills Belvidereuilding ‘Company Reading Road William Pontius John Pontius Edward Herbstreit Eee Weges Charles Mar S Front Street Dean Westwood Harry J. Berns Frances M. Berns Mon Hiyde Parke-Miers Ce ‘Ark Matthew W. Allen Alice Grace O’brien J. F. Mills Wisell Avenue Simon C. Nielson Jeane c. Ee Wes John C. McCarthy Abe Silbergdale Fisher Bachrach Plum Street Ann Street Oak Pole Walter S. and Gatch Vvn Avenue Dora L. Weiland Court Lib

Multiple Transfers Recorded in Local Bank Ledger Totals

A ledger listing numerous transfers shows varied amounts between individuals and banks or companies. Names include Samuel C Ludwig, Anna Bloom, Lovell Fletcher, Maude Menefee, Ernst Station, and William Betz among others, with sums ranging from 500 to 60 000 dollars.

Samuel C. Ludwig Findlay L. & B. Co Anna Bloom Lester Budd Lovell Fletcher Richard A. Rappaport Samuel Co. Ludwig Bauer Sales Co Maude B.menefee Union Trust Co Avankage People’s B. & Ss. Co James Gentile Ernst Station L. & B. Co Nicholas Jacobson Gladys M. Raper Clinton L. & B. Co Ida Wacksman Same Ena . Plogman Louisg G. Peaders Tda Kolde Samuel J. Eldred Revue Schoemberg Delta L. Co Ake Schyptaree Hewitt Avenue L. & B. A Harry Stern Max Brown Soueh W. Klug Richard Rappoport Melvin Shockey Liberty Ls. & L. Co West Liberty B. F. Co Bertha Cook Accommodation Pe Stevens Glenn B. & S. A Floyd Pozzo Senate L. & B. A Ella T. Pas Ontie G. Vidal Kindel Ave. L. & B. Spine Godel Wiener Jacob Wiener Oesae Gunderman Ethel S. Hitch Silverton L. & B. Co Isnazid Preston Liberal S. & L. Co An Meyer Sadie L. Hoffman Solomon Gershuny Brighton Bank Arate Ae

Mortgages Canceled In Local Loan Document List

A long list of mortgage cancellations appears, naming numerous lenders and borrowers with specific amounts. Entries show transfers to banks and savings companies, including Western Bank and Trust Company, Baltimore Avenue L B Co, Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank, and others, with sums ranging from 60 to 10,000 dollars. The document reads as a routine record of closed mortgage obligations and related assignments.

Scipia M.tedrick Charles F. Nead Clara Maisel Rose Maigel Gladys McCready Garfield No Ey Phillips Central Fairmount B. A Lef Greenwold Bank and Savings Company Greenburg Safie Friedman Sid Frielman George Benninghaus Western Bank Isaac Apseloff Eagle S. & Ae Harry J. Lehman Western Bank and Trust Company Pearl Toomey Glenn B. & S. A John Krier Brighton Bank and Trust Company Joseph L. Hall New Foundation L. & B. Co Miles W. Townsend Hewitt Avenue L’ . B. A Joseph Eagle L. & L. A Tne Genter Lincoln B. A Louis G. Fenders Washington Mart Company Oarl Patten Carthage P Vaughnie Parr Blue Ash B. L. Co Ee S. M. Merkel Agnes C. Wells Jim Schomber Alicene Edward B Ne Miller Lenox B. & L. Co Stoll Oil Refining Co Fred W. Fuller Elizabeth Lucker Rozella A John Renner Sleevys & Bullock Iarace Grace West Martin Burns William Sander Same Mary A. Fox

Westwood Moves to Form Community House for Westwood and Cheviot

Westwood Civic Association adopted a resolution calling a January mass meeting for men and women of Westwood and Cheviot to discuss a community house. Plans place the facility as home for the Westwood branch library now at Westwood School and as a venue for local gatherings. Moses Strauss of the Cincinnati Automobile Club outlined safety progress noting post January 1 a downtown electric traffic signal system will be centrally controlled.

Westwood Civic Association Westwood Cheviot Westwood School Moses Strauss The Cincinnati Automobile Club Cincinnati

Corn growers form credit plan to market bumper crop

Iowa bankers and farmer leaders met Secretary Jardine in Chicago to expand farm credit and ease marketing of a record corn crop. Two new agricultural credit corporations with $250 000 each will operate at Ft Dodge and Des Moines to lend up to $5 000 000 on farm notes with corn, live stock, or storage certificates as collateral. President Coolidge sent greetings and support for constructive help from the conference.

Chicago William M. Jardine Department Agriculture Coolidge Jardine Iowa Ft Dodge Des Moines Federal Intermediate Credit Bank A. C. Williams Farm Loan Board Nils A. Olsen Bureau of Agricultural Economics Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha Iowa.com Crib Credit Act

Cincinnati City Auditor Duties Defined in 1925 Ordinance

The Cincinnati City Council on November 28 1925 enacted Ordinance No 459 1925 amending Section 57 of the City Code to require locating owners residences for property assessments and notifying them by postal card. It also requires publishing notices for lighting assessments and repeals original Section 457 with general effective date provisions.

City of Cincinnati State of Ohio City of Cincinnati Robert Schmidt, JR Fred Schneller Froome Morris Clerk of Council For Public Inspection

Quebec Road Grade Ordinance Narrowing and Relocation

The council passes Ordinance No. 461-1925 to change and establish the grade of Quebec road as relocated and widened from Queen City avenue to Glenway avenue. It repeals Ordinance No. 220-1917 that previously set the grade on the same section. A copy is on file for public inspection.

Quebec Road City of Cincinnati Ohio Queen City Avenue Glenway Avenue Clerk of Council For Public Inspection

Ordinance 455-1825 Raises Police Sub-department Pay

On November 24 1925 the Cincinnati City Council passed Ordinance No 455-1825 increasing compensation for certain Police Sub-department employees by amending Section 229-2 of the pipe Ordinances. A copy of the ordinance is on file.

Council City of Cincinnati State of Ohio

Cincinnati Ordinance Raises Stenographer Pay in Municipal Court

Notice shows Ordinance No. 458-1925 amending Section 331-3 of the Code of Ordinances to increase the salary of the Municipal Court stenographer in Cincinnati. Action filed in the Clerk of Council office.

Chickie Will Fascinate You and Capture Your Heart

A vivid note promises a captivating serial character named Chickie to charm readers and hold attention through dramatic episodes and emotional moments.

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