Sale discounts listed as one fourth one half and one third
A shopper notice outlines discounts of one fourth, one half, and one third off on selected items. The page emphasizes reduced prices and potential savings for customers during the sale.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
9
A shopper notice outlines discounts of one fourth, one half, and one third off on selected items. The page emphasizes reduced prices and potential savings for customers during the sale.
County commissioners vote 8000 to cover a deficiency in the clerk courts fund due to diverted fees from expanded jurisdiction. Probate Judge Lueders submits his quarterly report while the board approves two extra constables for the probate court for six months at a cost of 781.
Sconce of the waterworks department was named assistant clerk to Chief of Police Millikin after a two thirds vote. The appointment, held up for Millikin’s return, is expected to be confirmed soon. Seven veteran firemen retired yesterday including District Marshal John Miller and Captains J F Blome and George Hines. retirement effective July 31. Patrolman James Mount also retired.
A. J. Gantvoort, head of the Cincinnati College of Music, travels to Denver for the National Education association convention to demonstrate his new method of arranging patriotic songs. The melodies remain intact while scales are reorganized to fit average voices, enabling anyone to sing all notes comfortably.
Acting Mayor Galvin signs council ordinance allowing the Louisville and Nashville railroad to seek condemnation for a 15 foot elevated viaduct across Cincinnati public landing from Broadway to Main Street to connect its Butler Street bridge to John Street terminal. Opponents vow to pursue court action.
General Garcia Velez visits the city with a warm reception from local officials and residents, highlighting cultural ties and ongoing cooperation. The event featured brief remarks and a ceremonial welcome.
General Garcia Velez envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary from Cuba arrived in Cincinnati for a weekend stay. He will address business men on free trade and invite a Cincinnati party to visit Cuba next spring, praising President Taft as a friend and liberator.
Avondale residents gather at Woodward Park for the dedication ceremony donated by J C Noyes. The event features a 40 piece House of Refuge Cadet band, a lantern parade from Reading Road and Rockdale Avenue, and complimentary refreshments. A.J. Conroy received a letter from Noyes expressing regret at missing the festivities and wishing good weather and lasting use for the park.
Cincinnati council approved an ordinance setting the annual salary at 8 000 for the safety director created under the Paine law. The old board will be abolished Aug 1 and the mayor will appoint the new director this month. A 35 000 bond issue was authorized to complete Inwood park with bonds dated July 15 1909 at 4 percent interest.
The Refuge home boys plan a full Fourth of July program with fireworks, sports, and a parade of nations. Events include races, tug of war, egg and fruit games, and a grand cakewalk featuring the fourth division boys and the boys band led by Prof. Cummings.
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