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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1923

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Proposal for a permanent meeting place and temple

The speaker argues for a fixed convention site to improve deliberation in the Sovereign Grand Lodge. He warns current travel disruptions, urges building a temple as an aesthetic and inspirational symbol, and recommends a long term fund with small yearly gifts to finance construction. He cautions against overreliance on homes and corporate charity, stressing personal fraternal duty. He cites homes’ growth and burdens on subordinates and calls for careful review to avoid financially crippling subordinate lodges.

Sovereign Grand Lodge Lucien Order Odd Fellowship

Idaho Delegation Shines at Odd Fellows Convention

Hundreds of delegates filled Cincinnati Newport and Covington for the Odd Fellows convention with Registration clerks busy at Hotel Gibson and Hotel Linton. The Idaho group included Montie B. Gwinn Frank Martin Fren Moore H. F. Kanter Presley F. Horne A E Gipson and Leafy Simpson leading a prominent but small contingent.

Cincinnati Odd Fellows’ Convention Gibson Linton Newport Covington Idaho Montie B. Gwinn Boise Frank Martin Fren Moore Moscow University of Idaho H. F. Kanter Idaho Falls Presley F. Horne Caldwell Odd Fellows’ Home Board

Market Bearish as Wheat Demand Holds and Cash Sinks

Cincinnati reports bearish wheat sentiment amid lack of export buying and strong Canadian hedges. Futures show September lower and December higher while cash sales stay near prior figures. Prices for corn oats hay and mixed feeds reveal firm futures and variable demand with notable gains for timothy and clover.

Cincinnati Timothy Kansas Os Ae Ceomaneen California H. G Michigan Ohio North Carolina Virginia Jonathan Grimes Alexander Rma Eaar Nahn Island H. G. Bartletts Seckle Kiefer Aligator H. G. Prunes

New York Curb Market Prices for Poultry and Goods

Market list shows ducks turkeys geese and guineas with weights and prices, plus butter eggs calves hogs hides and other commodities. Stockholders meet at 9 a.m. September 29 1923 in Cincinnati Ohio to consider selling all merchandise and assets of People’s Mercantile Company.

Warco and Gray Eagle Doused in Ohio River Fire

In Gallipolis Ohio on September 17 the sand digger Warco owned by Western Rivers Co Pt Pleasant West Virginia and the gas boat Gray Eagle burned to the water line at Eight Mile Island. Crews jumped to nearby barges and escaped. Loss estimated at $35000. Fire origin undetermined.

Ohio River Gallipolis Warco Western Rivers Company Pt. Pleasant W. Va Gray Eagle Eight Mile Island

Stamm to Wed Miss King

Charles P. Stamm superintendent of Buckeye Foundry Products marries Miss Helen King at her home 411 Wyoming Avenue. Rev Frederick L Flinchbaugh conducts the ceremony. After the wedding the couple will honeymoon in the East and reside in Cincinnati.

Butter and poultry prices across cities Sept 17 report

Market notes show butter firm with higher quotes in Philadelphia and Chicago with creams and extras at 46 to 48 cents. Eggs rise in New York and Cleveland with fresh gathered extras 38 to 42 cents and various firsts, while cheese holds steady with New York whole milk flats at 26 to 28 cents and Swiss and limburger quoted. Poultry prices vary by grade across fowls, broilers, and hens with ranges from 15 to 30 cents and dressed stock in boxes or barrels detailed. Potatoes in sacks in Cleveland quoted at 38.50 to 4.85 per 150 pound sack.

New York New York Curb Exchange Armour Co. Pfd B. A. Teb Br. In. Corp. A Federal Tele G. Gillette Saf. R Alden Coal Goodyear ‘Tire Hudson Co. Pfd Mid. St. of del Nat. Motors Nat. Supply Co Radio Corpeeee Anglo-Amer Buckeye Pipe L Crescent P. L Galena Sig Indiana Pipe L Int. Petroleum Magnolia Petrol S.O. of. M.Y Rene Ark. Nat. Gas Carib Syndicate Creole Syndicate Eng. Petroleum Glenrock Oil Seeee Granada Oil Ulf Oil Fiumphrey’s Oil Kirby Petroleum Livingston Pet Mar. Oil of Mex Mexican Panuco Royal Canadian Seaboard O & G South States Philadelphia Chicago New Jersey Hennery Pacific Coast Ohio York State

CATTLE Receipts and sales across major markets Sept 17 1923

Cincinnati reports cattle 3117 head with 162 directs and 200 carried over. Hog prices weaken with heavy hogs at 9 and under, mixed and butchers around 9.35, lights under 9, pigs 6.25 to 7.25. Sheep steady to weak with lambs at 15.50 and sheep near 5 to 6. Cattle prices vary by class and region with bulls and calves showing gains in spots.

Indianapolis East Buffalo Chicago Pittsburgh Kansas City New York Cleveland ST. Louis

Price of Cotton Soars After Reports of Rain

New York September 17 In one of the year's most active markets cotton prices rose 150 to 152 points about $7.50 per bale. Reports of heavy rain in Texas and Oklahoma revived fears of lower crop estimates, lifting October to 29.42 cents, December to 29.10, January to 28.48. Export shipments of 177000 bales from Texas ports valued over $26 million fed the surge as mills worldwide bought in anticipation of tighter supply.

New York South Texas Oklahoma Europe

United States Bonds Closing in New York Markets

United States Government bonds closed with Liberty 8s at 99 24, first 4s at 98 bid, second 4s at 98 bid, first 4s 98 8, second 4s 08 4, third 4s 98 27, fourth 4s 98 4, Treasury 4s 99 28, as listed in New York on September 17.

Br’way & Newp Keith Dayton Theater Whit Amer Am Mach Broad New Bridge Com Aesibidetsavicahton Senesababel Champion Coated Paper Com Churngold Fenton Fleischmann French Bros. -Bauer Globe Soap Gibson Art Globe-Wernicke Gruen Watch U.S U. S Whitaker Paper Wurlitzer P. c Tral Trust First National Ohio Bell Telephone N. O T. P. Gref Little Miami Ieee Wns Uuciasass ‘Street Railway Ohio Traction Com New York United States Liberty Treasury

Cincinnati Ordinance Vacates Part of Unnamed Street

City of Cincinnati council approves vacation of a portion of an unnamed street extending from Duck Creek road in Section 28 Township 4 Fractional Range Miami Purchase. The ordinance, dated September 4 1923, lists Lot 1 Van Middlesworth estate and sets a 60 foot wide avenue as vacated. Public inspection copy filed with Clerk of Council.

City of Cincinnati State of Ohio Duck Creek Road City Planning Commission State of Ohio Miami Purchase T. van Middlesworth Hamilton County van Middlesworth Robert Schmidt, JR Council

City approves Dewey Avenue improvement from Liberty to Talbert

On September 4 1923 Ohio passes a resolution to grade Dewey avenue from Liberty to Talbert, building drains inlets and retaining walls, adding to the water system and laying a 24 foot reinforced concrete pavement. Costs are shared by abutting property owners and the city pays remaining costs. payments may be in ten yearly installments or cash within 30 days. A prior 1916 resolution is repealed. A copy is on file.

Dewey Avenue City of Cincinnati State of Ohio Liberty Street Talbert Street Thade Clerk of Council For Public Inspection

Sherman Loan and Building Co Dissolution Meeting

Sherman Loan and Building Company of Cincinnati will hold at Bell Block, Sixth and Vinestre on September 26, 1923 at 2 p.m. to consider dissolution and surrender of its corporate authority and franchises and related business. A. J. Becker, Secretary. Frank H. Kunkel, Attorney.

Cincinnati, O Sherman Loan and Building Company Cincinnati Ohio Bell Block Sixth A. J. Becker Frank H. Kunkel

Cincinnati OKs Vineyard Place improvement plan in 1923 resolution

The Cincinnati City Council on September 4 1923 adopted a resolution to upgrade Vineyard Place from Tusculum avenue to the end of the existing pavement. It calls grading a combined storm water and sanitary sewer system with vitrified pipe and a 22 foot reinforced concrete pavement with curb lines. City pays 2 percent of total cost plus intersections. remaining costs levied by front foot assessments on abutting properties.

Vineyard Place Council of City of Cincinnati State of Ohio Tusculum Avenue Tusculum’ Avenue Clerk of Council For Public Inspection

Cleveland Avenue Sewer Improvement Ordinance Details

Notice announces Ohio Ordinance 169-1923 to proceed with sewer construction on Cleinview Avenue from a point 280 feet south of Clayton Street to Madison Road. It covers all lots bounding Cleinview and Madison, outlines proportional assessments, and city payment of the remaining costs. Installments are five annual payments with interest. owners may pay cash within 30 days after passage.

Cleinview Avenue City of Cincinnati State of Ohio Clayton Street Madison Road Clerk of Council For Public Inspection

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