Fashionable new goods offered at low prices
Advert says insertions from 25 cts per dozen and up for choice stylish goods. Fine all overs as low as 50 cts per yard. Stylish loo e and embroidered dress patterns as low as 4$ each. These are all choice.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
5
Advert says insertions from 25 cts per dozen and up for choice stylish goods. Fine all overs as low as 50 cts per yard. Stylish loo e and embroidered dress patterns as low as 4$ each. These are all choice.
A roundup of local business figures includes John F. Heberger of Standard Furniture and C H Tudor of Ohio Valley National Bank taking brief vacations. Paris perfume maker G E Prot visited, and a boxmakers convention heads toward Milwaukee. Public notices cover police board decisions on Crim’s claim and a prisoner release dispute, plus an insurance agents outing, hotel developments, and a large mineral springs project near Stanton. A 34 000 Estimating Contest promises 1490 prizes.
A call invites you to gather nine friends to lend their brains and submit estimates to win one of 1,490 prizes in a $34,000 contest. The offer promises ten times the opportunity per participant by sharing ideas.
J B Berry Manufacturing Co stockholders J B Berry Edward H Harth Leopold Herscher and L D Shaw petitioned the Common Pleas Court for dissolution. They report assets of 7378 92 and liabilities of 10708 92 with the Los Angeles Leather Co suing the firm and Hollister seeking a receiver.
The annual picnic for Burnet Woods Children’s Home inmates occurred yesterday. Mrs Laura Strauss again marked her birthday by hosting the event under Superintendent Crouse, with the children departing in the morning and returning in the afternoon.
The will of Fank Traxel a private in Company L Sixth United States Cavalry who died in the Philippines was offered for probate. He leaves his $600 estate to Ernest A Wells a stranger to his relatives disinheriting four sisters and two brothers. Probate will seek Wells and part of the estate includes government pay.
A long roster lists numerous names pairing residents of Addyston Norwood and nearby towns. The items show ages, occupations, and street addresses for brides and grooms including laborers, clergymen, dentists, painters, and clerks. This appears as a community notice of forthcoming or recent marriages with multiple couples and associated churches or pastors.
Postmaster Monfort departs at noon to confer with Postoffice officials in Washington on next year’s mail arrangements. He seeks approval for twelve more carriers in Cincinnati and to include Millcreek Valley towns in the district. He will also propose abolishing small village offices and appoint eleven new clerks to start with the new fiscal year.
Jack Reardon stands trial before Judge Spiegel charged with the death of E. J. Overbeck notary found dead at Fifth and Culvert streets last year. Defense is C F Williams with prosecutors Morris and Sawyer for the State. The text also mentions 1490 chances to win a share of $84,000.
George Joffee disputes rent claimed by W Kesley Schoepf of 980 for February March and up to April 24 on the Esplanade Building site at Fifth and Walnut. Joffee says an agreement with Attorney John D De Witt allowed moving out and no rent for Feb April. He will defend the suit in court.
Dr R H Williams specialist offers remedies for digestion and general health. Located at Atlas Bank Building, Cincinnati Ohio. Free booklet claims perfect cure for stomach issues.
Transfer books for preferred stock Series A and B and Dayton & Michigan Railroad preferred stock will close on the evening of June 18 1902. Payment or other due dates must be settled by June 5. Fane F. H. Short secretary and treasurer.
The Insolvency Court appoints Jos A Kradin as assignee of Laura Warmer. Creditors must present verified claims and debtors pay to Kradin at Union Trust Building Cincinnati. June 10 1902. Kramer & Kramer Attorneys. Also notice of estimated cost for Rover alley improvement from 228 feet east of Dalton Ave to its terminus, per December 23 1901 ordinance. records open for inspection in City Clerk and Public Service Clerk offices. June 9 1902. George F Holmes Clerk.
W D Foulke United States Civil Service Commissioner will deliver the Phi Beta Kappa oration on Tuesday June 4% at the Versity. He will speak The True Perspective of seeing Scholarship. The annual fraternity banquet will follow at 6 p.m. in McMicken Hall.
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to dispel lingering concerns. The pitch presents subscription as a simple quick fix to quiet worry and stay informed.
The Chinigion Coated Paper Company will close from June 2 to July 1 for a dividend transfer. The move pauses operations during the period.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati Safe & Trust Company is called for May 23, 182, at 12 o'clock noon at the company's office 115 East 7th Street Cincinnati. The purpose is to vote on surrendering and dissolving the corporation and to authorize actions by the officers and directors. G. H. Grimbleman, Secretary, AVIS, President.
Bids will be received at the Board of Public Service office until 12 noon on Wednesday June 12 1902 for grading granite curbs paving East Pearl Street from Front to Martin Street. Plans and specifications are on file with the Chief Engineer and Board. The board may reject any bid. Bids must include two disinterested sureties and be on printed forms only. Robert Allison president directs.
Sealed proposals in Wheeling West Virginia dated June 14 1902 invite bids to build about 400 feet of Chanoine dam for Dam No 5 navigation on the Ohio River near Freedom. Bids must be received by July 14 1902 Eastern time and will be publicly opened. information available from W E Craighill Capt Engineers.
In Hamilton County Ohio the Court of Insolvency No 4463 will offer at public auction on the d day of June 1302 at 2 PM the Lot 63 in Stewart subdivision Cincinnati with 142 feet depth and an adjoining parcel at York and McLean totaling two pieces appraised at 200 dollars. Terms call for half cash and balance by note at 6 percent interest. Paxton as assignee represents the sale.
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