Homegrown Potatoes Boosted A Quarter
Agricultural price notes from Cincinnati on May 31 1916 show homegrown potatoes rising to 3 75 and 4 a dbt from 3 50 and 2 75 with Michigan and Wisconsin spuds adjusted on track. Marketday ranges cover citrus, vegetables, fruits, and coal price shifts amid broader commodity movements.
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Cincinnati
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Ohio Flats
Schweitzer
California
Western
Rome
Ben Davis
York
Valencia
Florida
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Tennessee
New Orleans
Ib &c
Idaho Bakers
Better Baby Show Entries Open at City Hall
The first baby in the Better Babies Show was entered as entries opened at the Health Department offices. The event runs June 14 to 16 in Chester with 11 entrants listed, including Geraldine Horwitz and Magdaline Glacer, with parental details and addresses provided.
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Health Department
City Hall
Chester
Mary Crowe
Geraldine Horwitz
Jack
Bessie Horwitz
Park Street
Ellen Florence Sargent
West Court
Kermit Ormand Price
Charles and
Mathilda Price
Charles G. Malone
Robert Malone
West Liberty
Anthony Schmieg
George and
Elsie Schmieg
Thoburn
Madisonville
Daniel Geeding, Jr
Daniel and
Elizabeth Geeding
Liston Avenue
Riverside
Grace Levina Simpson
Thomas and
Grace Simpson
Chase Avenue
Chiefs Take Physical Test for Fire Department
Chief Bunker with Assistant Chiefs Strieff and Beck man and District Marshals Birk Cole man Treinan Korte and Donavin yesterday submitted to the physical test offered for all department members. No result details were released.
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Bunker
Fire Department
Strieff
Beckman
Birk
Coleman
Treinan
Korte
Donavin
Honors for Prof. Park and Cincinnati bond ordinance
Professor C W Park of Cincinnati to be elected President of the State Board of Library Commissioners amid the board’s reorganization. An ordinance authorizes issuing bonds of 11900 dollars to fund ravine improvement near Hyde Park Subdivision to Duck Creek interceptor, with 4 1 4 percent interest, payable over 20 years, funded by tax levies.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
C. W. Park
Cincinnati
State Board of Library Commissioners
N.Q
Hyde Park
Duck Creek
Red Bank Road
City of
State of Ohio
Hyde Park Fast Subdivision
Duck Creek Intercepter
State of
Ohio
Public Service
Ordinance Approving Louis Avenue Improvement 1916
City council determines to proceed with Louis avenue improvement from Vine street to Eden avenue including grading concrete curb and gutter bituminous pavement and new water main. Assessments annul two percent and ten yearly installments with bonds anticipated by city to cover nonassigned costs. Passed May 23 1916.
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Louis Avenue
Vine Street
Tden Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Helen Avenue
Eden Avenue
L. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio June 1916
Hamilton County Ohio issues sealed proposals for repair of the Cleves and Warsaw pike from Bridgetown road to Ebenezer road in Green Township. Proposals due June 28 1916 at 12 o clock noon. Bond of 100 dollars with bid. contract bond required. Board may reject any or all bids. Fred E. Wesselmann president. Albert Reinhardt clerk.
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County Commissioners
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Board of County Commissioners
Cleves and
Warsaw Pike
Bridgetown Road
Ebenezer Road
Green Township
Board of
Hamilton County Commissioners
Fred E. Wesselmann
Albert Reinhardt
Incinnati
Arrison Pike
Miami River
Cincinnati Resolution for Moulton Avenue Paving Work
City council declares necessary improvements on Moulton avenue from Mt Echo drive to Crestline avenue. Plan includes grading concrete curbs gutters water bound macadam paving drains inlets and a six inch water main per approved specifications. Public notice reads through June 23 1916 in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Moulton Avenue
Mt. Echo Drive
Crestline Avenue
Council of the
Ae of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Director of Public Service
Moulton
Hamilton County bids require bonds for road bridge plan
Road project to build a bridge over the Miami River in Cole Rain Township follows approved plans and specifications. Each bid must include a five hundred dollar bond or equivalent certified check. the County Commissioners reserve the right to reject all bids. Public notice of license transfer lists William Ahlrichs seeking to move his Cincinnati saloon license to J P Mitchell at 2401 Spring Grove avenue with Hamilton County Liquor Licensing Board approval recorded May 31, 1916.
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Miami River
Colerain Township
Board of
Hamilton County Commissioners
Fred E. Wesselmann
Albert Reinhardt
William Ahlrichs
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Liquor Licensing Board
J. P. Mitchell
WM. Marschheuser
Edgar M. Johnson
Sxtone
J. Harry
Handasyde Court Roadway Improvement Assessment Notice
Public notice of an estimated assessment for Handasyde Court from Stettinius Avenue to Menlo Avenue for grading curbs paving and water main work. Objections must be filed within four weeks from May 25 1916. hearings by an Equalizing Board. Council may proceed. May 23 1916. Clerk Fred Schneller.
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Handasyde Court
Stettinius Avenue
Menlo Avenue
Council of the City of
Cincinnati
A.D
Fred Schneller
Estimated Assessment For Freeman Avenue Flint Street Sewer Project
The estimated assessment for sewering Freeman avenue from Armory avenue to Flint street and Flint street from Freeman avenue to, exists in 1916. The amounts are charged on benefited lots and are on file in the Clerk of Council’s office for inspection. By order of the Cincinnati City Council. May 23, 1916.
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Freeman Avenue
Flint Street
Armory Avenue
City of Cincinnati
Fred Schneller
City to Build Oil Treated Road Districts on Madison Witler Erie
City of Cincinnati adopts oil treatment for roadway segments Madison road Witler street Erie avenue from Madison road to Edwards road and related districts. Property owners sign petitions, assessments levied per abutting foot to cover treatment costs under Public Service Director's plan. Ordinance No 234 1916 authorizes 5700 dollars for Delta and Linwood widening bonds at 4.5 percent interest repayable over 20 years.
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Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
H. J. Hamburg
Madison Road
New Improvement
Erie Avenue
Hanfield Street
Edward J. Saall
Edwards Road
Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Witter Street
Chase Avenue
State of
Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Parkers. Johnson
Delta Avenue
Linwood Avenue
L. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
City to finance crestline avenue improvement via bonds and special assessments
City council announces the Crestline avenue project from Mt Echo drive to Snak pe as a street grade plan. It sets 50 percent of costs as special assessments on abutting plots paid in ten annual installments with city bonds covering the remainder.
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Crestline Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
L J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Ordinance 239-1916 Sets Elberon Avenue Width at Forty Feet
City of Cincinnati Ohio passes ordinance to widen Elberon avenue from Bassett road to Price avenue to forty feet between curbs. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Enactment effective at earliest legal date. I. J. Dauner, President of Council.
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Elberon Avenue
Bassett Road
Price Avenue
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
I. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Ordinance 287-1916: Change and establish Kessler avenue grade
City of Cincinnati ordinance sets new curb grades for Kessler avenue from Carthage avenue westward. It details starting elevations, descent rates, vertical curves, and endpoint elevations for both north and south curb sections. Repeals prior conflicting ordinances as needed.
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Kessler Avenue
Carthage Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Carthage Avenue At the Elevation 664.4 Feet, Curb As,set; Thence Wee Wat Oy
A.D
L. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Notice of Back Street Improvement Assessment Report
The city announces the Back street improvement from other street to Walnut street with grading curbs and paving. The project is charged to benefited lands as described in Ordinance 162-1915. The report and estimated assessment are on file with the Clerk of Council in May 23, 1916.
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Walnut Street
Clerk of Council
City of
Cincinnati
City of Cincinnati
Fred Schneller
Mansfield and Delta Avenue Brick Houses for Rent
No. 1625 Mansfield and No. 662 Delta Avenue offer brick houses with 6 rooms and yard, $20 monthly. Another brick home at 361 Gesto Street with six rooms two finished attic rooms bath and toilet rear yard hot and cold water rent $22.50.
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City to appropriate property for Sage avenue pedestrian right of way
Ordinance 236-1916 authorizes taking Lot 315 Bryant and Trevor Subdivision in Fairmount for a concrete steps right of way from Judson Street to Sage Avenue. Section 2 appoints the city solicitor to seek a jury assessment of compensation. Section 3 provides funding from city bond proceeds. Effective upon passage.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Bryant and Trevor
Fairmount
Hamilton County
Linden Street
L. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Kingston Place Estimated Assessment Veto Referenced
City of Cincinnati officials review owners' share of costs for Kingston place sewering between Warsaw avenue and Stoddard place. Assessment details tied to Ordinance No. 584-1915 approved November 9, 1915. Clerk Fred Schneld er notes veto and examination by May 16, 1916.
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Warsaw Avenue
Stoddard Place
Clerk of Council
City of Cincinnati
Fred Schnellder
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