Spain buying advance on May wheat 60,000 tons reported
Cincinnati May 6 1925 reports Spain purchased 60,000 tons of Manitoba and winter wheat about 2.22 million bushels. Canadian cooperatives confirm with inquiries to Kansas and Missouri crop. futures rise about 4 1/2 percent May and 3 1/2 percent July. Market shows stronger cash and grain values with light receipts and firm hay and oats demand. prices listed for various grain and hay grades.
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Cincinnati
Spain
Manitoba
Kansas
Missouri
Liverpool
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Virginia Bbis
Davis
Ae York Bbis
Mississippi Pi
Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Green Oe
Texas
Igher
Arizona
California
Los Angeles
United Stato
Southerls
Yinaheus Sales
Virginias Seaeies
Aldigec
Ge Eagle
Alabals Stade
Fite
Georgia
Kone
Bu Hampers
Cattle Market Steady but Active at Cincinnati Market
Cattle yard trade showed brisk demand for light butcher stock and cowstuff with prices steady to strong. Beef steers ranged up to 9.75, milk cows and springers steady, calves down to 5.0, hogs firm at 11.50 to 12. The report covers receipts of 764 cattle and 3,858 hogs and includes Chicago and other markets with top prices and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bart Shiseeve
Chicago
California
Kansas City
Anapolis
Ieee
Minneapolis Flour Market Report May 6 1900
Minneapolis wheat prices moved with No 1 Northern at 1.595 to 1.605, May 1.564 to 1.564 and July 1.54, September 1.46. Corn ranged 1.08 to 1.10, oats No 2 white 41 to 42 cents, flax No 1 2.74 to 2.77, flour up 85 cents to 8.75 to 8.85 per barrel, shipments 39,175 barrels, bran 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Financial Notes Show Record NYSE Market Value in 1924
The New York Stock Exchange reached a record $60 billion in market value on January 1, 1925, per the Simmons annual report. It details $35.4 billion in bonds valued at $38.6 billion and 438 million shares of stock worth $27.1 billion, with average bond and stock prices around $94.79 and $62.47 respectively. Tidewater Oil stockholders approve converting capital stock to no par with a four-for-one exchange and Convergence stock to begin around July 9. Federal Light and Traction declares a quarterly dividend of 20 cents cash and 15 cents in new stock on $15 par value common stock, payable July 1 to holders of record June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Lorida
Spaulding Rose United
United States
Spaulding United
Louisiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ower
Alabama
Hanceville
Tennessee East
West
North Carolina
Tennessee
Nancy Halls
Indiana
West Coast
G Scott
United Fruit
Northwestern Winesap
California
New York Stock Exchange
E. H. H. Simmons
Simmons
Stock Exchange
Tidewater Oil Company
Federal Light and Traction
Ransactio Ie
Wéiet
Eee Industrials
G. & L Se Am
T L. P
Apco
Ariz. Power
Arm
Asd
FE. N
Borden Corts
GE. Bon
Cudahy Packing
Curtiss Aop. c
A. P.c. Pd
Dodge Bros.Aw.i
Goodyear Tire
Gren. Bakeries
Kelvina’r Corp
Lehigh C. & N
Lehigh P. c
Lehigh V.c.co
Le’h V.C
Lam Ch. Bein
Midw.Ut.rts. W.i
Mengels. Box
Bot’y C. M
Brit. Am. T. Cp
Bro’k
B. Gas
Br’k
W. Brown Tob
Elec
Canae Gin
Caro
Pive Con
Sks, Inc
Chat’ton & Sons
Clevland Auto
Com. Pr. Corp
de Fee da
del. & We
Deke & & Oyn
Durant Motors
Duz Co. Ince
Elec. B. & S.n
Gabriel Snub.v.i
Or. A. Pe
W. Uti
W.uprid
Moore Drop !F
Mas. Cor
Nizer Corp. A
N. St. Pow. War
Nat. P. & St
Nat. T. Co.new
New Jersey Z
N. Y
Ohio
Sec
Neith Ww
Pratt & Lamb
St. Regis Paper
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Wg Seagrave Corp
Serv-El Corp
Sieberling Rub
South
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C.ed
C.&iron
Swift & Co
Enn. EI
Wilson &Co
Taxi C.ny
Anglo Am. Oil
Buckeye P
Cheseb’h Mfc
Cumberland P
Humble
Illinois P. L
Indiana P. L
Magnolia
Rome
Giiocecks Oveseas
Prairie O
New
aThe Allen Oill
Maracaibo
Carib Syndicate
Cate
Cate. C Cigbac Bos
Creole Syndicate
Euclid Oil
Gibson Oil
Gea Ccies
Kirby Pet
N.ge Fuel
V.i
Bradford
A. Sd.Co
Peer Oil
Pennock Co.Co.nw
Royal Canadian
Ryan Consol
Tidewater O.w.i
G. M
D. M
Hawthorne
Hécla Mining
Hollinger G. M
Jerome Verde D
Su. Tob
Am. Thr. Co
A. Sim Hd
Co. G. Ba
Con. Textile &S
Co. Co. N. J
D’re & Co. T
U.S. R
U.S. R. Giss
Plymouth
Spearhead
Teck Hughes
U. S. Con
Utah
Gulf Oil
Cae Int. Pap. Co
Lehigh P. S
Mc. Pac
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N. Orl. S
Web
Mills
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Bogota
Graz
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Colom
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Toho el
Treasury to Withdraw $2 142 000 From New York Banks Today
The Treasury Department will withdraw 2 142 000 dollars from Federal Reserve member banks in the New York district today as part of a scheduled monetary operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
New York District
Treasury Department
St. Louis San Francisco Railway reports 1924 gains and profits
The railway’s annual report shows gross operating revenues up by 875 987 dollars and operating income by 2 419 009 dollars for 1924. Surplus after preferred dividends reached 5 925 574 dollars, equal to 11 05 dollars a share on common, up from 3 762 859 dollars or 6 58 dollars a share in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Chief Names April Surplus Around Four Hundred Thousand
J. M. Kurn, president of the St. Louis San Francisco Railway, said yesterday that the road’s April surplus after all charges would be near $400,000, up from $306,766 for April 1924. He added that financing would be arranged this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kurn
St. Louis- San Francisco Railway
Building permits rise in 820 cities in April survey
A S. W. Straus and Company survey shows building permits issued in 820 cities in April rising 34 percent from April last year. New York City up 113 percent, Chicago 35 percent, and Philadelphia 11 percent, with a noted slowdown by end of the first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Straus and Company of
New York
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
City bonds issue prices and profits to syndicate
Gross profits of less than $30,000 will accrue to the banking syndicate yesterday offering $60,000,000 City of New York 4e per cent serial bonds at prices to yield from .25 to 4.05 per cent, not quite one-half of 1 per cent. The average price at which the entire issue was offered is about 102.80 against the price of 102.3197 paid to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company Earnings Surge
Gross earnings for the first four months of this year reached 37 448 000 dollars, up from 20 724 000 in the same period last year, and about equal to the seven months of 1924. April earnings rose to 9 228 000 dollars versus 5 592 000 in April last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Spw
Duke system eyed as merger links three railroads
Control of the Norfolk Southern railway recently acquired by Ernest Williams linked to the Duke Tobacco interests has Wall Street abuzz over a proposed merger of the Piedmont and Northern the Durham and Southern and the Georgia and Florida. Consolidation would form a Duke system spanning 1500 miles from Madison Florida to Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Southern Railway
Ernest Williams
Duke Tobacco
Wall Street
Piedmont and Northern
Durham and Southern
Georgia
Florida
Duke
Madison
Fla
Norolk
Burlington Northern earnings jump in early years report
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy earned 12.81 a share in 1924 with net income of 21,899,828 versus 11.29 a share in 1928 and net income of 19,290,529. Surplus after dividends and sinking fund rose to 4,522,133 from 1,917,385 the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Bush Terminal Company Approves Recapitalization Plan
Stockholders yesterday approved a recapitalization exchanging each current share of common stock paying $5 for one share of new 7 percent cumulative preferred and two shares of new no par value voting common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush Terminal Company
New York curb market shows active day on broad stock list
Total stock sales reached 515 700 shares while bond and equity activity posted 1 594 000. Industry listings include Am Multigraph Am G L and many manufacturing names with varied price moves and notable volume in Am Rolling Mill Campbell's Creek Coal and Procter & Gamble. Bank and exchange quotes appear with futures and bond notes across oil and mining sectors.
Wheat prices swing upward as grains rise in Chicago trade
Chicago May 6 Wheat prices moved higher by about six cents a bushel with corn and rye gaining similarly. Wheat closed unsettled, 3 to 5 and a half cents above yesterday’s finish, May delivery trading roughly 1.65 to 1.66, while July futures showed notable strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dividends Declared By Railways and Companies
Dividends announced by multiple firms include New Orleans Texas & Mexico Railway issuing 1 percent quarterly to June 1 for records May 13. Century Ribbon Mills 1.75 dollars preferred quarterly. Homestake Mining 50 cents monthly. Upson Company 2 percent preferred and 1.44 percent common payable June 15. Hoodubber Products 1.75 dollars preferred. Guantanamo Sugar 2 dollars preferred. Federal Light and Traction 20 cents cash and 15 cents in new common. 1.50 dollars preferred. Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railway 5 percent semi annual payable June 25. Records close dates vary by company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Railway
Century Ribbon Mills
Homestake Mining Company
Upson Company
Hoodubber Products Company
Guantanamo Sugar Company
Federal Light and Traction Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Cotton prices slip to new low as weekly weather features fail
In New York on May 6 the cotton market opened with modest gains from the weekly weather outlook but soon fell to new lows for the move. July traded down from 23.80 to 23.23, closing easy with net declines of 28 to 30 points. Export totals reached 5,784 that day, 7,501,415 for the season. port points 7,154 and U S port stocks 695,012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julis
United States
Foreign exchange rates report from New York World Nes Service
Foreign exchange rates listed for May 6 show European and other markets with prices for Sterling France Italy Belgium Switzerland Holland Germany Austria Greece Sweden Norway Denmark Hungary Czecho Slovakia Poland Finland Romania Jug o Slavia Bulgaria Japan Hong Kong Shanghai Calcutta Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Canada Havana Colombia and Venezuela. Cables and local figures accompany many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World Nes Service
New York
Commerci
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Anti
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Money market notes from New York and London May 6
Call money steady in New York with a 3 percent ruling rate and bids at 3 percent. time loans show mixed collateral and short to four month terms around 3 percent. Bar silver and Mexican dollars quoted. London money at 4 percent with short and three month bills pricing around 4 1 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Wool Prices Decline but Mills Stand Firm on Quotes
Wool prices have crashed yet mills refuse to cut quotations as clothiers hold duplicate orders for fall. Some mills face patchy demand with uneven orders, while big clothing companies fail to obtain concessions. Credit men report distressed merchants in tornado districts largely insured, and expect conditions to improve with adjustments underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Illinois
Indiana
National Association of Credit Men
Newport Soldiers Fined Women Jailed for Disturbance
Judge Moore in Police Court fined two soldiers Chester Campbell and Herbert Barnett ten dollars plus costs and ordered five days in jail for Mrs Ora McNeal and Mrs Ada Harvey. The event arose from a disturbance at 411 West Fifth Street with bottles and brooms thrown at officers. The soldiers face court martial at Ft Thomas after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
West Fifth Street
Ft. Thomas
Ora McNeal
Wolfe, Ky
Ada Harvey
Morehead
Chester Campbell
Herbert Barnett
Barnett
McNeal
Middletown
Newport
Covington 300 to Make Good Will Trip to Burlington
A caravan of 300 Covington merchants and businesspeople will travel to Burlington Boone County on May 14. They will distribute 1500 in goods and souvenirs and ride in Crescent Field airplanes. Speeches by Mayor O Donovan and others, with jazz and entertainment along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Burlington
Boone County
Crescent Field
Mayor O'Donovan
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Henry Jenisch
Tempest Over Teapot at White House Solved for Council
Washington May 6 The International Council of Women in its guingennial session addressed organization matters while a White House tea to delegates stirred informal debate over card distribution for patronesses. Officials said patronesses would be received tomorrow. seating of nondelegates last night was handled by a commercial firm triggering protests over race seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
International Council of Women
Coolidge
National Association of Colored Women
Conation
Labor A F L Maps Nationwide Union Drive Plan
The American Federation of Labor adopts a forty week nationwide organizing push guided by John W. Hays and John J. Manning. Aimed at expanding membership, the plan costs about 500000 with 125000 for the label trades department and coordinated work across five regions with teams including an advance man a moving picture operator an entertainer and an organizer. A film will depict conditions in union label versus nonunion goods factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Leary, JR
New York World News Service
Washington
American Federation of Labor and International Union
John W. Hays
John J. Manning
Label Trades Department
Samuel Gompers
Barbara Frietchie at Liberty Theater Delights Crowds
Barbara Frietchie a Civil War drama stars Florence Vidor and Edmund Lowe at the Liberty Theater Wednesday and Thursday. The Way of a Girl follows Friday and Saturday with Eleanor Boardman Matt Moore and William Russell. Jones and Hull perform Wednesday with Mor len and Mason in Surprise vaudeville Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Frietchie
Bill
Liberty Theater
Florence Vidor
Edmund Lowe
Liberty Eater
Eleanor Boardman
Matt Moore
William Russell
Jones and Hull
Morlen and Mason
Ohio Incorporations in Columbus and Major Ohio Cities
Ohio Incorporations list filed in Columbus with multiple firms and amounts. Joseph Schonthal Company Columbus 100000 by Kry Gumble and others. Hamilton Automat Company Cleveland 500 by Howard Wand and others. Superior Brand and Company Warren 20000 by Arthur J. Gilmour. The Wan y Ethel McNeilly and Frank Overlook Company Cincinnati 50000 by Charles ay and others. Little Hungary Inc Dayton 25000 by Max and Anos Zimmerman. William and Dora Korn and Company Cleveland (text imperfect) by Quay A. Ce anec and others. Louis Auto and Importer Company Cincinnati 5000 by Nicholas Muel Louis and others. Sanitary Rag Company Cincinnati 15000 by Overton D. Jacson. Chester R. Beek W Donald Hall and Bernard J. Ilday mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Joseph
Lineger
H. Ha Aborel
Louis Auto and
Ager Copspany
Cincinati
Nicholas Muel Louis
Otto Kirchner
Edward i
Ctl
Auggin Louisio Sanitary Rag Company
Cincinnati
Overton D. Jacson
Chester R. Beek
W. Donald Hall
Bernard J. Ilday
Columbus Stocks May 6 Prices for Pure Oil and peers
May 6 report from Columbus notes trading activity in Pure Oil and related companies with mixed moves. No substantial gains or losses cited for major peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sitcaseig
Wedding Attendees Face Assault Charges After Celebration
Deputy sheriff failed to locate a revolver and knife used in an attack on Howard Morgan during a wedding reception at John C. Dean’s home. Dean, Charles Hobbs, and William Harris face malicious assault charges. Mrs Dean and Dorothy Nichols charged with breach of the peace. Morgan is hospitalized recovering from gunshot, stab wounds, and a poker blow. Trials at County Court scheduled for Thursday before Judge Buten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gugel
Howard Morgan
Morgan
John C. Dean
Dean
Elizabeth Dean
Charles Hobbs
William Harris
Newport
Dorothy Nichols
Buten/ Morgan
Speers Hospital
Realty Transfers Module Lists Property and Stamps
Real estate transfers show Martha J. Davis to Frank X. Goodfriend a Newport lot for 10000. Catherine Hastings to gie Bartlett a Dayton lot with stamps for 500. Walter Cobb to George Miller a Dayton lot with stamps for 16000. National Bank and Building Association to Rey Geiman a Dayton lot with stamps for 500. Highland Real Estate Investment Company to E. Gehring a Highland Baby Farms lot with stamps for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Davis
Frank X. Goodfriend
Newport
Catherine Hastings
Gie Bartlett
Dayton
Niemill Ler
Wanes ‘Linstedt
Walter Cobb
George Miller
National Boan An Building Association
Rey Geiman
Highland Real Estate Investment Company
E. Gehring
Highland Baby Farms
Newport Notes Show Charity Drive Tagging Local Youth Aid
Governor Fields urges Campbell County residents to support the Kentucky Children’s Home in Lyndon near Louisville praise for the homes twenty five years and care of 6000 children. A Campbell County Circuit Court verdict awards 200 to Marie Salter in a suit against Frank and Margaret Gillming over property drainage dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Kentucky
Lyndon
Louisville
Governor Fields
Campbell County
Horace C. Drake
Marie Salter
Second Street
Frank
Margaret Gillming
Gillming
Salter
Louise Gillming
Dayton Street
Frank Gillming
Wade Collins
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Snyder
Collins
Southgate Street
Chief Synder
Frank King
Nagel
Twin City
Order of American Mechanics
Dayton
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ohio and Kentucky Residents
Harry H Harrison Ludlow Ky Edith Parrock Ludlow Ky Charles Wilaga Lawrenceville O Lila Wilson Casston O Andrew J Wilson Newport Druzella F Herrold Newport Joseph McLane Malta O Mabel I VanHorn Crooksville O
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Harrison
Ludlow
Edith Parrock
Udlow
Charles Wilaga
Lawrenceville
Lila Wilson
Casston
Andrew J. Wilson
Newport
Druzella F. Herrold
Joseph McLane
Industrial Club to Elect Directors This Evening
The Industrial Club holds its annual meeting and director election this evening with polls open 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. Voters will decide on by law changes allowing two tickets and on raising annual dues from 25 to 40 dollars. Eleven directors will be chosen from twenty two candidates including Bell Benham Bullock Conry Crigler Cassidy Dunkie Eilerman Edwards Eaton Firth Gottschalk Hanauer Heisel Hill Hogan Jennisch Kotzin Michaels Meyer Macklin Steinfort and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
John J. Bell
E. M. Benham
John R. Bullock
Thomas Conry
R. L. Crigler
J. Lee Cassidy
Ernest B. Dunkie
B. H. Eilerman
Paul C. Edwards
George F. Eaton
J. Frank Firth
Chris Gottschalk
Edgar Hanauer
Dr. C. W. Heisel
George L. Hill
Harry UL. Hogan
Henry W. Jennisch
Godfrey Kotzin
Identity of Drowned Youth in Licking River Unsolved
The body found in the Licking River Friday morning remains unidentified. Coroner Stephens and Sheriff Thiel report no reply from Carbon Indiana authorities regarding David Shelton, 16, who was arrested Sunday before the drowning. Shelton’s pocketbook was found nearby. Police believe the victim may be Shelton, who said he planned to visit an uncle in Mason Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking River
Stephens
Thiel
Carbon
Ind
David Shelton
Shelton
Mason, Ky
Covington Children's Home drive teams near ready for launch
Reports to Covington Children's Home campaign headquarters show thirty teams nearly complete for the May 15 start. Mrs. Orie S. Ware says her fifteen women’s teams are almost done while two male teams still need members. The first joint meeting is set for Sunday at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church with three hundred captains and workers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Orie S. Ware
D. Rouse
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Walker F. Vance
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Covington Automobile
Woman Attacks Railroad Worker in Latonia Court Case
Latonia police arrested Henrietta Clark of Covina on a cutting with intent to kill charge after she attack Lon Webster, a N. Railroad switchman, five times with a knife near his home. Clark was held to the grand jury under $2,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Webster
West Thirty-second Street
Latonia
Henrietta Clark
West Second Street
Covina
M Clark
Manson
Webster
Miss Clark
Clark
Building Permits Issued For Oil Station and Homes
Building permits issued for Standard Oil Co filling station at Martin and Scott for 2500 dollars, Otto Evansburg for a 4000 dollar frame residence at 1938 Eastern Ave, Milford Collier for a 3000 dollar frame dwelling at 15 West Thirty-third St. Also report of a $17.50 bad check cashed by H. C. Smith, and L. B. Wilson heading to Milwaukee for motion picture theater owners convention with Godfr Kotzin accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Martin and Scott Streets
Otto Evansburg
Eastern Avenue
Milford Collier
West Thirty-third Street
H. C. Smith
Eighth
Greenup Streets
John J. Scott
L. B. Wilson
Liberty Ater
Milwaukee
Godfr Kotzin
Lyric Theater
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces Five Cases and Debts Filed
In Judge Regate's court Bouse Ballinger seeks divorce from Mrs. Jothy F Ballinger on abandonment claims citing thirteen days of marriage with an alarm clock incident. Clara Mills administratrix sues Walton Perpetual Building and Association and James Edward Mills over estate matters and mortgage. Huber Builders Material Co files suit for 431 dollars against G P Nicholson of Eranger for alleged merchandise debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouse Ballinger
Bromley
Regate
Jothy F. Ballinger
Ballinger
Clara Mills
James F. Mills
Walton Perpetual Building and Association
James Edward Mills
Elsmore
Kye Building Association
Huber Builders’ Material Company
Cincinnati
G. P. Nicholson
Eranger
George L. Mary Flint MOOS dias iestance COREE O Deeeeeeeeeene
George L. Mary Flint appears in a clipped local notice referencing organization MOOS and a distance COREE O Deeeeeeeeeene. The fragmentary text lists names and scattered nouns without clear action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Mary Flint Moos Dias Iestance
Volta-Tonic promises cheap battery recharges
Radio fans can renew 12 of 13 dry cell batteries with Volta-Tonic at 7 cents each. We ship anywhere for 75 cents per bottle from Volta-Tonic Co., 636 Sixth Ave., Dayton, Kentucky.
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GEO. Eustis &Co
Loval Financial
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Rolling Mill Com
Rolling Mill
Campbell’s Creek Coal
Churngold
Cincinnati Festal
City Ice and Fuel
New Oe Ceuaackie
Cooper New
Douglas Pretf
Eagle-Picher Com
Gibson Art Com
Globe-Wernicke Pref
Gruen Watch Pretf
Hatfield-Reliance Com
Hatfield-Reliance
Icy Hot Bottle Peer Ses
Kroger Gro. & Bak
McLaren A
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble
Proctor & Gamble
Sik
Ecto A Rici
Richardson Com
Richardson
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UU. Pfce Iemninienens
U. S. Ptg. & Lith
U. S. Bacour S
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Ohio Bell Tel
Schalleabe
Cincinnati Street
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Timothy Seed
Chicago Grain
Atlantic Coast Line
Bethlehem Steel
E. I. DuPont
Fed
Land Bank
Fed. Land Bank
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Cleveland
Otis & Co
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Cleveland Railway Restone
Rennet
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Oe & L
Ohio Brass
Penee
Peerless T. & Mii
Richman Bros
Sherwin-Williams
F. Hughes
Council OF Women
Covington Notes
Kenton Circuit Court
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
City Recorder
J. Mason Howe
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