Wheat Market Slumps Amid Rust Doubts and Weak Markets
Wheat futures and cash prices fell as rust damage talk was denied by the Manitoba Agricultural College. July and September futures slid about 2 3 4 cents, with weaker Northwest markets and lower Liverpool prices weighing on demand. Corn and oats followed, hay prices eased, and shipping orders remained healthy enough to absorb larger receipts.
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Cincinnati
Manitoba Agricultural College
Northwest
Liverpool
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report June 25 1925
Receipts and shipments across cattle hogs and sheep show steady to strong demand. Beef cattle high value heifers tops at 10.75 to 11.25 with good fat cows and bulls active. hogs steady with typical packer movements. lambs and sheep demand remains strong with high prices for prime lambs and active trade in ewes and bucks. Local and national markets report mixed but generally firm prices with notable strength in select beef and lamb lines.
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Cincinnati
Jersey
Chicago
Idaho
Indianapolis
New York Curb Market Mixed with Bond and Stock Activity
Cincinnati financial notes indicate bank clearings at 12.38 million for the day, up from yesterday and last Thursday. Stock exchange trading shows 1337 shares bought and sold with various issues listed, while foreign exchange and government bonds quote wide ranges across multiple markets and durations.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer. Latin
Mach
Amer
Laun
Rolling Mill
Baldwin Pref
Charngold
Cinnion
Procter & Gamble Com
Pure Oil
City Ice and Fuel
Cooper Pref
Dalton
Dalton Ding
Eagle-Picher
Formica Insulation
Kroger Gro
Bak. Com
U. S. Print
U.S. Print
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Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio Traction
DOE
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Dollars
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Treasury
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LATONIA SECOND RACE WINNER PARKVIEW STABLE TRAINED BY COVINGTON
Parkview Stable's ci. g. by Omar Khayyam Discretion II won the 5 furlong second race at Latonia amid a fast start and steady drive. Royal Omar showed early speed but tired. Bird Behave pressed the pace. Nine Sixty rallied to show. Final mutuels paid on the top finishers.
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Parkview Stable
Ci. G
Omar Khayyam
Discretion II
W. Covington
Wts
St.Odds
Royal Omar
Parkview
Bird Behave
E. Scobie
W. E. Applegate
Flying Chief
Byockets
Cciscescis
Ebrian
Hee
Genicans
Fraser C Pinicss
C. W! Moore
H. Thomas
T. J. Pendergast
J. W. Parrish
Icsc
T. M. Murphy
Bird
Omar
Nine Sixty
Happy Bob
Longworth
Ood
Jondas
B. F
Tony Bonero
Rose
Miss Rosedale
Dondas
G. Johnson
M. Lowenstein
Eee
el Thavevnvbis
R. L. Baker
H. W. Young
J. Umensetter
PNET
Iscvinthes Eecticcantecerice
W. Robertson
Williams Bros
Jack Bauer
Volt
Ben Bolt
S. We
St.Odds Abstract
Siaso
W. Garner
Anderson & Kendle
Pillager
G. F. Croissant
Sa Srae
T. C. McDowell
A. Mortensen
Hawkins
Barnesdale
Cincinnati Stable
B. G
Delhi
Pitti
J. Lowenstein
St. & Ys A
St.Odgs
Louis Rubenstein
D. Mergler
Coiniindes
St. of
D. Connelly
J. McPherson
Dusty Mary
Piccirillo
J. H. Downing
Cimmerian
Mortensen
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Certain
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Inner
H. W. Sullivan
Les Invalides
J. J. Flanigan
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Williams
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B. W. Smith
H. P. Headley
Southland Stable
Ccucecandinies
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Rhinock
Corncracker
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Pan’s Star
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Kyrock
J. Koors
Rock View
Jane Straith
T. L. Pierce
Wits
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Haney
Moorfield
J. C. Ellis
Macbeth
L. Gentry
L. J. Brown
Secareclette
Charles
T. F. Devereux
J. Piccirillo
C. E. Hamilton
Mary Agnes
Cannonball Stable
F. Gering
Captain Haney
Aptain Haney
Jupiter
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Peter Quince
Ellora
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Chicago Stocks Update Quiet Trading on Armour and Peers
Chicago stocks quoted with Armour preferred at 9 percent yield and 103 price, Libby McNeill 73, Swift 110, Swift International 26, Union Carbide 6 1/2, Fair at 32. Trading seen as steady with small moves among major industrial issues.
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Chicago
Armour
Libby McNeil
Swift
Swift International
Union Carbide
Fair
Chicago Butter Market Slows With Weak Top Grades
Chicago traders report a quiet butter market with top grades weak while other scores show little change. Fresh butter at 92 score posted 42 cents and centralized 90 score at 42 cents amid a subdued central market.
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Chicago
Woman seeks adoption in Covington Kenton Court
Mrs Mary Magdelena Mann petitioned to adopt Robert Eugene Mann seven, son of her daughter Lillian Schmidt of Cincinnati. Judge Applegate granted the petition. C E Quick Sr sues Cynthiana Construction Co for 1185 dollars rent and damages for Eight Mile House and his former residence.
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Mary Magdelena Mann
Robert Eugene Mann
Lillian Schmidt
Jones Street
Cincinnati
Applegate
C. E. Quick
Cynthiana Construction Compamny
Madison Pike
Quick
Eight Mile
Promoter offers 60000 for Lewis Stecher title bout
St. Louis promoter Tom Paks announced in Chicago that he bid $60,000 for a World heavyweight championship match between Ed Strangler Lewis and Joe Stecher, both claiming the title. He plans to hold the bout at the St. Louis Baseball Park on August 5.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tom Paks
St. Louis
Strangler
Lewis
Joe Stecher
Paks
Marriage Licenses View in Ohio Indiana Counties
Names and residences of individuals listed for marriage licenses across Ohio and Indiana include Sanford Curry and Anna Garrison from Hamilton Ohio. Marshall Griffith and Nellie Newby from Hamilton. John Hartman and Etta Ligier from Rettman. Russell S. Young from Columbus. Daniel H. Mehlman from Covington. Opal Jackson and Arthur Newpby from New Castle Indiana. Ruth Schaeffer from New Castle. Cecil D. Harnomi and Bernice Brown from Richmond. Camillus Kroger and Eva M. Baehnevr from Covington. George Franklin Smith and Anna M. Young from Cincinnati.
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Sanford Curry
Hamilton
O. Anna Garrison
O. Marshall Griffith
Nellie Newby
John W. Hartman
Rettman
O. Etta
Ries
Russell S. Young
Columbus
Dayton
Daniel H. Mehlman
Covington
Opal Jackson
Arthur L. Newpby
New Castle
Ind
Ruth Schaeffer
Cecil D. Harnomi
Richmond
Bernice Brown
Camillus J. Kroger
Eva M. Baehnevr
George Franklin Smith
Cincinnati
Anna M. Young
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Grain Quotes
Minneapolis reports unchanged flour shipments 32 659 bbls. Bran 26 to 27 cents. Wheat No 1 Northern 1.54 to 1.59, July 1.52, September 1.48. Corn No 3 yellow 1.01. Oats No 3 white 42 to 42 1/2. Flax No 1 2.57 to 2.61.
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Arias
Timothy
Kansas
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Newport Notes Candidacies and Local Politics
County Attorney Conrad G Matz seeks re election with filing at Newport County Clerk. Dayton city attorney candidate Oscar Forster announces run subject to Republican primary. Knight of Columbus district deputy Harry H Kemper appointment announced by state deputy R E McNamara. Republican women plan August auto event at Campbell County Women’s Republican Club meeting. Local court cases include Harry Brockman fined $10 for drunkenness and Percy Theetge case continued. A theft report notes suit and glasses stolen from Mrs C Lemmons, while lead pipe theft from Crowley Machine Shop is investigated by detectives Jackson and Snethen.
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Conrad G. Matz
William Milius
Matz
Lexington Avenue
Newport
Oscar Forster
Dayton
Forster
Sixth Avenue
Harry H. Kemper
Newport Council
Knights of Columbus
Northern Kentucky Council
R. E. McNamara
Elizabethtown
Campbell Count Women’s
Republican Club
Ider
Percy Theetge
Harriet Street
Cincinnati
Moore
Theetge
Mae Theetge
York Street
C. Lemmons
Forest Avenue
Hamlet Street
Bie
Jackson
Snethenere
Crowley Machine Shop
Ketmah Street
Fire Damages House On Sanders Avenue
A blaze caused by a blow torch used by painters at 3108 Sanders Avenue damaged Henry Heitz’s house yesterday. Flames on the front porch spread through the structure, with damage estimated at $500 before firefighters stopped the fire.
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Henry Heitzman
Sanders Avenue
Newport Wife In Tears After Jail Return
Mae Townsend of 204 East Sixth Street faced arrest and a $25 fine for contributing to the delinquency of her two children. She was jailed overnight when bond could not be posted and returned to jail after trial. Townsend accused her husband Ancil Townsend of having her arrested. Attorney Daniel W. Davies defended her. Katherine Berry testified on juvenile care concerns. Townsend said a man was in his home when he found it unlocked, but he identified no culprit. Townsend denied improper relations with Frank Metrick who allegedly brought home brew.
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Mae Townsend
East Sixth Street
Ancil Townsend
Buten
Gugel
Daniel W. Davies
Townsend
Covington
Tip Warren
Wallins Creek
Harlan County
United States District Court
Allen L. Gregory
Corbin
Edward L. Norton
Rose Jones
First Avenue
Dayton
Roetken
Harry Halton
John Haubner
John Sebree
Emmet Eickolz
Eleventh Street
Federal Grand Jury
Lon Bellew
East Thirty-sixth Street
Grand Jury
J. M. Mahoney
Caroline Street
Beamiin
Speers Hospital
City issues group life insurance to Newport police and fire
Mayor Livingston presented certificates of group life insurance to Newport police and fire department members. The policy, funded by converting the pension fund, pays 1000 upon death and provides for disability benefits before age 60, with certificates signed to accompany each policy.
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Livingston
Travelers’ Life Insurance Company
Newport
Army veteran Lewis J. Adamson dies after appendicitis operation
Lewis J. Adamson aged 47, formerly of Hamersville Ohio, died yesterday at the Veterans Bureau Hospital Fort Thomas following an appendicitis operation ten days earlier. He served in the 1900 03 army enlistment and re entered on August 27 1917 in Troop C Highth Cavalry, discharged October 9 1917. He is survived by his widow and five children and his body will be sent to Hamersville for burial.
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Lewis J. Adamson
Hamersville
Veterans’ Bureau
Ft.Thomas
Army
Highth Cavalry
Adamson
Warrant Issued for Widmeyer as Three Men Face Break-In Charges
Campbell Circuit Court judge Caldwell issued a bench warrant for John A. Widmeyer after he failed to appear as a prosecuting witness in the case of three men charged with breaking into a storeroom owned by Widmeyer and Louis J. Schneider. Widmeyer later appeared. The trio William E. Powers Joseph Powers and Joseph Borges were indicted for the March 24 break-in. the trial was continued. Separately Mrs May Burns was granted a divorce from John Burns on cruelty grounds, her maiden Ryder restored. Bertha Hamlin filed for divorce from Kenneth Hamlin over custody of a child. Harry Kirby vs Louisa Cridland Gus Sauer and the city of Newport was settled after costs paid following Kirby's injury claim from a 1921 sidewalk hole.
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Chestnut Street
Newport
Joseph Borges
Cincinnati
May Burns
Caldwell
John Burns
West Fifth Street
Ryder
Bertha Hamlin
Kenneth Hamlin
Harry Kirby
Louisa Cridland
Gus Sauer
Kirby
Isabella Street
Realty Transfers Show Multiple Property Sales
Marguerite K. Newland transfers property to Highlands Development Company in Ft. Thomas Schriver subdivision for 35000 dollars. Elizabeth Wiefermann sells Dayton lot to Samuel Williams for 2500 dollars. Thomas G. Coles conveys Clifton lot to Harold T. Morgan for 5500 dollars. Morrison H. Coeber transfers Rosemont subdivision lots in Ft. Thomas to Irving B. Stafford for 12500 dollars. Phil Haberbush sells Newport lot to Margareta Fettig for 2000 dollars.
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Marguerite K. Newland
Highlands Development Company
Schriver Subdivision
Ft. Thomas
Elizabeth Wiefermann
Samuel Williams
Dayton
Thomas G. Coles
Harold T. Morgan
Clifton
Morrison H. Coeber
Irving B. Stafford
Rosemont
Phil Haberbush
Margareta Fettig
Newport
Local Names and Residences Listed in Cincinnati Area
A list compiles names such as Herbert Dunham Anna Fuqua Conrad French Nellie Ponder Geo E Duterle Jr Florence A Smith and others with residences across Hamilton Norwood Cincinnati and Springfield Ohio. The fragment shows multiple spellings and affiliations suggesting a public notice or directory snippet.
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Herbert Dunham
Anna Fuqua
Conrad French
Nellie Ponder
Geo. E. Duterle, Jr
Florence A Smith
P.O. Wcc
Helen L. Tateasaa
Albert Goedricke
Magnolia Henry
George Bennett
Leola Packston
Woman dies after hospital collapse. suspect held
Mrs Elizabeth Cutt 49 from 812 West Sixth street died at General Hospital after collapsing at a College Hill home where she worked as a laundress. She had skull and two ribs fractured. Samuel Kinchlow 54 of 312 West Sixth street was arrested on suspicion after a Sunday quarrel with Mrs Cutt. Covington notes report bankruptcies, political candidacy filings, club incorporation, street work orders and bond actions.
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General Hospital
Elizabeth Cutt
West Sixth Street
H. B. Richter
Oakwood Avenue
North Bend Road
College Hill
Samuel Kinchlow
Mrs Zora Wilkens Dies After Husband Shootout
Mrs Zora Wilkens 30 of 1805 Madison avenue died at St Elizabeths Hospital after being shot three times by her estranged husband Otis Wilkens 32 a railroad fireman who then killed himself The couple married in Knoxville thirteen years ago and had been separated for months Their daughter lived with the mother on the night of the shooting on the Madison avenue address on the third floor authorities said Mrs Wilkens suffered chest shoulder and side wounds.
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Zora Wilkens
Madison Avenue
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Otis Wilkens
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Knoxville
Wilkens
Roeding Sues For 12000 Commission In Covington Sale
Real estate agent Harry H. Roeding files suit against Covington merchant Henry Depenbrock seeking 12000 as commission from the Reidlin Realty Company sale. Roeding says he arranged with Geiswein to broker the sale, which progressed to a 400000 transaction, with Roeding entitled to 3 percent.
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Roeding
Harry H. Roeding
Covington
Henry Depenbrook
Reidlin Realty Company
Depenbrock
Jacob Geiswein
Optimist Club hears Cincinnati Scout Master talk
Covington Optimist Club members heard Arthur E. Roberts, Scout Master from Cincinnati, discuss "The Boy Asset or Liability." He urged blaming heredity less and improving home atmosphere to foster ethical growth in boys.
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Optimist Club
Cincinnati
Covington
Arthur E. Roberts
Roberts
Cincinnati Man on Trial for Slaying Bardie Roberson
John Sexton 30 of 228 East Pearl Street Cincinnati stands trial for murder in Judge Applegate's court. Police say Sexton fatally stabbed Bardie Roberson 20 of 212 Wright Street West Covington after Roberson intervened in a street quarrel Sunday night May 31. Roberson died days later at Booth Memorial Hospital from a wound to the abdomen. The trial began after the afternoon jury selection.
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Cincinnatian
John Sexton
East Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Roberson
Prohibition Raids Cite Madison Avenue Residents
Federal agents cited occupants of 1230 Madison avenue and 1228 Madison avenue and eight others for liquor violations. A truck on Licking pike near Newport carrying mash was stopped. driver Frank Stucker of Newport was cited.
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Madison Avenue
Edith Cleaves
David White
Licking Pike
Newport
Frank Stucker
Fifth
Isabella Streets
Ky. Soldier Cited for Gallantry in Spanish War Action
Elliott Pugh of Falmouth Kentucky was cited by the War Department for gallantry in action against Spain twenty five years ago. He enlisted while living in Falmouth and now resides in Lawrence Indiana.
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Washington
Elliott Pugh
Falmouth
War Department
Lawrence
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