Investment in Daily Newspapers Outshines Magazines
An advertising expert from New York argues daily newspapers offer quicker, more economical reach for home markets than magazines. He cites cases where magazine campaigns failed to deliver measurable returns and urges advertisers to concentrate on targeted, local newspaper distribution with strong retailer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lee Starke
New York
London
Neaare
Ametan Balu
Ily
Greater
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
New York City
United States
America
Commercial Tribune
Stock Exchange
Man Dies After Brick Attack Over Nickel Demand
George Bell, a Black man, died at City Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck with a brick by Harry Palmer Friday night in front of 1041 Taylor alley. Palmer had a grudge dating from a separation with Bell and his wife Lissie Palmer, described by police as the "woman of death."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
Harry Palmer
Taylor Alley
City Hospital
Bell
Palmer
Lissie Palmer
Grain and Provisions Markets United States May 31
The report shows Wheat and Corn varying across cities. prices for No. 2 red wheat ranged around mid 70s to 80s with July and September futures noted. Corn declined in several quotes, oats held steady, and barley remained weak with No 2 hard and malting samples mentioned.
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Baltimore
ST. Louis
Atsc
Toledo
May
Cath
O. Xeiley Oye
Patten Ends May Oats Corner After Sharp Market Rally
Chicago May 31. Bear dominance returns as May Oats peak and Patten’s corner closes. May oats hit top price on record while July wheat and corn slip with continued weak action. Provisions rise on packers strike. receipts forecast for Monday include wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Wippenpalls
Duluth
Seaboard
James A. Patten
Patten
Shorts
Scover
Os Aeea
Op & Seti
Found her son after 27 years drama ends in Bowling Green
A Ohio woman Mrs. Greeley Harbaugh is joyfully reunited with her son after 27 years since he was taken at birth. The boy grew up near the area under a different name, later learning of his origins and tracing his mother through letters and searches across several states. The tale unfolds from a Fort Wayne, Whitehouse, and Toledo route to a surprising family reunion.
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Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green, CO
Ufe
Greeley Harbaugh
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Tillbury
Tillburys
Whitehouse
Toledo
Jenkins
Wood County
Iad
Jenkine
Market Sentiment on Rallies and Breaks
The article notes mixed opinions with no firm trend, bulls remain influential but the current stance is to sell on good rallies and buy only on clear declines, reflecting cautious market psychology.
Real Estate Transfers and Leases After Boston Agent Deal
C H MacLillie representing Arthur E Appleyard of Boston leased the entire second floor of 21 East Third Street through Theodore Mayer & Cyttre brokers from Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co. The space will be fitted for Appleyard’s electric railroad construction business. Also listed are numerous local property transfers, leases, and mortgage activities including a 6 year lease of Station G Riverside for $175 annual rent and various quitclaims and land transfers in Mt. Pleasant and East End areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. MacLillie
Arthur E. Appleyard
Boston
Theodore Mayer & Cyttre Real Estate Brokers
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
East Third Street
Appleyard
Maclillie
Mathers
White
W. Woodflt
Aultclatch
Wiliam F. Ferris
Enterprise B. A. Co
J. J. Ferris
Eastern
Wardecker
B. A
John
J. F. Mills
Astwent
Frank H. Taylor
United States of America
Riverside
Philip Fosdick
John K. Holloway
Gilbert Av
Holloway
Kiam’ Sippel
Elizabeth Finkenstedt
Jos
Enry J. Cassidy
John Hay
Kenton Street
Casa Cc. Stevens
Henry J
Greet Cit Pretzel -Co
Colerain Av
Hopple Street
John Eee Excr
Barrier Golt
Joseph W. O'Hara
Central Avenue
David, Wade
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A batch of cases listed in Common Pleas Court includes Union Grain and Hay Co versus City of Cincinnati for equitable relief, multiple divorces and alimony actions, and various damages claims such as $5,000 against Cincinnati Co and $3,000 on a note, plus other lawsuits and contested wills.
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Union Grain and Hay Ce
Louis Metin
City of Cincinnat
Anne Menger
Pigpanees
Erman
Robert A. Net
Cc. Bann
Elizabeth Es
Gers Wright
Ian Hehe
Ea Mena Sk
Lizzie Ten
Ykins
Phase Burger
Frank Tenn
Mi'dred E. Foch
Jesse Ane
Fortealt
Gra
Herman i Bartels
Foraker
Ries O. Siath
Pdacrese
Herron
Henri Kennedy
Muet
Kennedy
Benjamin
Social Roundup From Hamilton Celebrations And Travel
Mrs. Frank Taylor hosts guests in honor of Mrs. Heistand of Mansfield Ohio. Mrs. George Burkhardt leads Twentieth Century Club meeting. Miss Mabel Wade visits Miss Marie Sohngen. Terre Haute visitors Hamil Corson and Mary Milan. General Charles M. Anderson guests of honor at a reception. Carrie Ohanger wedding upcoming to Frank Timmer. Maude Harkrider dinner before wedding to Theodore Reed. Mrs. E D Adams travels to Pittsburgh. Mollie Manning visits Evansville. Mrs. Lena Frehling and family head to Germany. Frank Alf visits Newport Kentucky. Mrs. Charles Hook celebrates 25th birthday. Col James E Neal and family sail to Europe. Helvey plans Europe summer trip. Leta Slayback May Sloneker host Oxford guests. Banns published for Carrie Ohlinger and Frank Timmers.
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Frank Taylor
Heistand
Mansfield
Ohio
George Burkhardt
Twentieth Century Club
Mabel Wade
Middletown
Marie Sohngen
Hamil Corson
Mary Milan
Terre Haute
Ind
H. E. van Derveer
Allen Andrews
Charles M. Anderson
Greenville
Carrie Ohanger
Frank Timmer
Joseph Shears
Maude Harkrider
Theodore H. Reed
Rushville
Indiana
E. D. Adams
Pittsburg
A. Pickering
Mollié Manning
Evansville
Lena Frehhling
Carrie Zilcox
Leon
Germany
Frank Alf
Newport
Charles Hook
James E. Neal
Carrie Ohlinger
Frank Timmers
St. Peter's Church
Estimating Contest at Commercial Tribune Opens with Prize
The Commercial Tribune invites participation in its $34 000 estimating contest with a $1 entry. Readers are urged to submit guesses for the upcoming drawing event and vie for the top prize.
Marriage Announcements and Visits Highlight Middletown News
Middletown notes include Mrs Robert Wilson visiting Cincinnati friends last week and Miss Mayme Lynch from Dayton as a guest. The marriage of Richard D Lake and Josephine Smith is announced. Numerous visits between Cincinnati Troy Lima and local residents are listed, with several host couples and social clubs mentioned.
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Robert Wilson
Cincinnati
Mayme Lynch
Dayton
Fourth Street
Richard D. Lake
Josephine Smith
Léon Levy
Troy
Phipps
Barnitz
John Sullivan
Charles Gold
West Alexandria
James Hardman
Osborne, O
J. B. MaCarter
Tyre
Magie
Lima
8. K. Hughes
Nellie
Mayme Skillman
Harry Gordon
Evelyn Payne
Colin Gardner
Jessie Coleman
Washington
Gertrude Leibee
Thi N
Toe
James Rea
Framp
Dayto Goasla Bennett
Cincthnes
Estimating Contest Promises Chance At 24000 Prize
The Commercial Tribune invites readers to invest 1.00 into its Estimating Contest offering a 414 percent chance to win a prize of 24000.00. The bold promotion emphasizes high odds and sizable potential awards for participants.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Schwab's Brother Named President of New Steel Foundries Company
Joseph Schwab brother of the President of United States Steel is named president of the new $30 million consolidation of foundries to be called the American Steel Foundries Company. The office will pay $50 per share. The report notes he is presently traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Schwa
United States Steel Corpore Ioe
Cnden
Ak Foundries
American Steel Foundries Company
Soeh ‘Garand Panwan
Olmans File Bankruptcy Petitions for Firm and Individuals
Nat Olman and Adolph Olman doing business as Olman and Son filed bankruptcy petitions for the firm and for themselves. The firm lists liabilities at a substantial amount and assets including stock valued at 2500 dollars. The note mentions an investment in the Commercial Tribune contest worth 34000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’Olman
Adolph Olman
Olman &Son
Banki
Commercial Tribune
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Secrion
Grain and Provisions
Tribune
Canada
National Fiber & Cellulose CO
Catentani
Nebraska
Stover
Lvatue
Ene
Frst
Oie Co
Iisut
Sanford Makeover
Adams ST
Harrison
Steven
Henry Clews
South Africa
Voonteaa
Tein
England
Tduetrials
Canadian Pacific
Grain and Stock Exchange
Phonix Grain & Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Cincinnati, O
Missoudis
Great Western Investment
Witten
Vicing
Messrs. Campbell
Morton
Union Trust Building
H. L. Snodgrass
Great Western Investment and Developm Co
Carterville
Joplin
Moe
Panes Alee Ee
Ome
C. Wura
J. W. H. Dusham
W. H. Burtner
F. J. Roosa
WM. Salway
Louis C. Kerr
Masha B. Poage
H.L. Snodgrass
Morpatane
A. B. Flick
L. B. Nichols Et al
Rosenbaum i. United and Widelhe Opera Fy & L. Co
Tigele Yelton
B. A. Vo
E Gee
Poen Parnell T Va H. Co
E Bauliabie Oe
I L
Hamm
Margaret Itchel
Common Pleas Court
John H. Taphorn
John B
Frank J. Dor
Bennett
Charles E
Ben- Arthur C. Fricke
Harry
Squire
N. Coppock Ertenstein
Hamilton
Schwab
Olmans Go
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