Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition at Columbus
The article outlines the fifty eighth annual Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition in Columbus from Aug 31 to Sept 4, highlighting colossal exhibition buildings, six main halls for agricultural and industrial displays, and five stock buildings for horses, cattle, sheep, and other livestock. It emphasizes the fair as a statewide educational center, with art, factory, farm, and home exhibits, broad avenues, covered promenades, and a major focus on live stock and progressive county participation.
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Colmbus
Buckeye
Commonwealth
Ohio
State Capitol
Terk Kronml
Amulitheaters
Witesa
Pein
Cachiners
West Lafayette Notes From Local Ledger
West Lafayette daily column reports varied town events. Trustees meet. school board meets planned for Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Jay Shawn and daughter visiting. local families and businesses noted including Gilbertson contractor work, Spraugs trips, and Rex Roberta to Philadelphia business trip. Miller and Moore sell property. Rev Hun visits Paanheld church. old minister Seeley at Seeley’s place. local residents picnicked near college grounds.
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West Lafayette News
West Gartere
Dick” Nuovi
Jay Shawn
Dautghiey
Ctr
Theta Miche
Assuime
New Ar
Aocmelly
Pas Veen
Chery Bea
Melaith
Bipetiens
Hi. B. Culventson
Dagebte
Flocues
Cilbertson
Eel
Mes
Geo
Shaw
Ferguson
Bas Hee
Sanne
We Moore
Hun
Seeley
Hiser Saloon Closure and Credit Suit
The Geo Hiser salon on Hickory Street closed Saturday night amid reports it may be sold to satisfy a credit claim. Wagar & Miller of Kentucky filed suit in Squire Vlaimer's county for $8205 due for liquor. The judgment was rendered and the execution issued.
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Geo Hiser
Hickory
Squire Vlaimer
Wagar & Miller
Kentucky
Postpone Young People's Meeting at St Rose Church
The Young People's meeting scheduled for August 8 at St Rose Church Spring Mountain is indefinitely postponed. Rev Father Van lintel will leave for Kansas for a month’s vacation. Rev Father Pinchet will manage missions during his absence. Regular services will be held August 6 if not affected by illness.
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St. Rose Church
Spring Mountain
Father van Lintel
bin Jiome
Kansas
Father Pinchet
Cooperdale visit notes and family gatherings
An jumble of names and phrases describes Eleanor Dambery of St Louis visiting relatives in Cooperdale. Multiple mentions of family members, locations, and dates mix together in unstructured OCR text, outlining social visits and kinship ties across Shopton and nearby towns.
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Eleanor Dambery
St. Louis
Fiidas
HD Dourcher Christy Daughets
Geo. Roccae
Nye
Carlisle
Coope
Mate Preste
Peer
Mies
Paralyic stroke claims West Lafayette leader
Levi Letehninger a prominent West Lafayette resident suffered a paralytic stroke this morning and is in fatal serious condition. The Plainfield Levi Letehninger mentioned as a prominent figure reflects the town’s loss amid a day spent with friends and family in the area.
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Levi Letehninger
West Lafayette
Treat
Bakers Seek City Ban On Milk Sellers
Milkmen register complaint to Mayor Hamilton over enforcement of city health ordinance. They argue bakers sell questionable milk products and endanger public health. The mayor warns milk dealers must comply or face arrest. milkmen may pursue action with the city if needed.
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Hamilton
Bows of
Hell
Ice Cream Social at New Bedford
New Bedford hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn with seasonable refreshments next Saturday evening. Local residents visit and guests from Canton Mill Creek and Canal Lewisville join families of Geiger Myers and Myers. others travel to Cleveland for excursions and a State Capitol trip.
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New Bedford
Myrtle Snyder
Prof Wah
L. A. Band
Mrex
Robert Dowmermuth
Our Village
Henry Gipe
Canton
Gipe
Myr
Joseph Storm
Mill Creek
Supdor
Libaehg
Rinnere
Cleveland
Amions Cox
Welling
Medina
Ta Croft
Ervin Fender
Emma’ Fenler
Mack
Jautenschlaeger
The
Reformed Church
Join Myers
Canal Lewisville
Henry Geiger
Isaac Myers
Fragmented report of street accident and rescue effort
A chaotic account describes a horse drawn vehicle collision with injuries and a bodied crew aiding the scene. The text mentions lamps, a lantern, and a wrecked carriage with occupants in distress. Names appear garbled and many details are unclear.
Spring Mountain Event Hints At Local Festivities
A fragmented notice describes a social gathering or party held last Saturday with attendees including Mr and Mrs Frank Cini and John Krownapple. The piece mentions songs, laughter, and toasts in a small community setting, with references to neighbors and local figures.
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Verne FM
Frank Cini
Howard le
Hay Stack Burns To Ground At Cutlesville
A hay stack fire at Cutlesville this morning burned the stack to the ground. Volunteers fought the blaze but it was consumed with no other damage reported.
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Cutlesville
Local residents and visitors noted in city greetings
A flood of names appears as Miss Edna Garreth of Idlewood Pa visits friends in the city, alongside Dr Fitwell of Newcastle and Mrs Dalong of Los Angeles. Numerous stops in town mark social rounds, with visits from John Bennett, Miss May Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. Hagans, and many others, including trips to Niagara Falls, Chicago, and Cadiz.
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Edna Garreth
Idlewood
Fueng
Shannon
Grace Chalfapt
Katherine Broome
Newark
Katie Fink
South Seegudstiget
Dr. Fitwell
Newcastle
Trients
Senter
Willow Brook
B. S. Sentes
Mulberry Street
Wiluim Hall
Columbus
John Bennett
Pivetton
May Burrell
James Hagans
Mulberry and
Fifth Streets
Charles Delong
Los Angeles
Cal
Mic
Les. Dalong
W. A. Barge and Son
Viardesty
George Ffanson
Sor
Joan
Charles F. Baker
Mary Hardesty
Margaret Esle
Margaret Toomey
Bakersville
Cinal Lover
James Ashman
Henrietta Traster
Niagara Falls
Canad
Buffalo
Jessie N. Johnon
Grace
Cadizg
Oscar Clark
Pittsburg
Malcolm Thompson
Zanesville
E. C. Thompson
Fhig City
C. B. McCoy
Chicago
P. C. Shipps
Magnetic Springs
M. EE
A. BE. Bond
Fostoria
Misa Winnie McVey
Insaneville
Myrtle Ellas
Dora Johnson
Plainfield
Mr. St. Clair
Fourth Street
Gertrud@ Brown
Knuton
W. OH. Danbar
Uteveland
Margett-Lown
Nora
Rae Maones
Hook Springs
Daeob Studer
Santas
Beulah Cageil
Ceshocton
Meredith Schoos
Carr
Besele Meming
Anse Hneton
Community Notes Move Through Mansfield Area
Locals and visitors are listed in a Mansfield roundup of weekend and Sunday visits. Names include George Karnes, Earl Snyder, A G Beillhart, Chas Elder, Miss Ella Dichey, Miss Sadie Cooksey, Miss Bess Sharpless, J LeRetilley, Gertrude Spahn, James Hallas, Mrs. Joseph Huconed, Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Lena Ferguson, Miss Pink Walker, Jesse McCane, Harvey Clark, John Agnew, Addison Knoff, and many others visiting relatives, friends, or on business in Coshocton, Newark, Zanesville, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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Arleady
Columbus
Frodo Beend
Mansfield
George Karnes
Ste L . Joseph
Earl Snuder
Bruce Trotuman
Wills Creek
Snyder
Zanteville
Lee Avenue
A. G. Beillhart
Newark
Chas, Elder
Shawnee Ater
Joan Lysther
Carl Hatler
Japaston
Cophocton
Leon Hagans
South Sifth Street
C. R. Cuthbertsott
William Williams
Newiherston
Walker Best
West Lafayette
C. M. Neldon
Cleveland
A. E. Bond
Ella Dichey
Feds
Keene
William Miller
Zanesville
Chole Wisenburg
Afr
Hiam, Wisenhburg
Bint Street
G. A. Sunsith
Mary Dawson
Willow Brooke
Sadie Cooksey
Willow Brook
Bess Sharpless
Warsaw
Grace Tresndway
Hebron
J. LeRetilley
Dennison
Ahiss Gertrude
Spahn
Touay
Niles
James
Bernard Hallas
Colorado
Joseph Hu
Piteshburg
Thomas Williams
Cambridge Street
Joseph Thomas Wia
Thomas Iliam
Cambridge
Aleresport
B. A. Muquaal
New Philadelphia
Oklahoma
A. B. Cooper
Addison Knoff
Tcoshocton
Pink Walker
Jesse McCane
Tennessee
Walkere
Cosholton
Harvey Clark
Conesyile
James Clark
W. J Allen
Nelle
Zalmutess
Kathran Pith
Robertison Millinery
Mins Gariee Challant
Doly
Atom Dave
Casheeton
West
Bedford
Cattle Market Prices From The Times Markets
Telegraph Chicago July 29 reports the cattle market with Wendy beeves ranging from 2.90 to 7.90, Tenans at 3.00 to 5.30, weetermers 3.80 to 8.90, and feeders around 6....
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wendy
New York Racket Store Clean Up Sale Promises Savings
A chaotic retail ad lists wildly discounted goods from clothing to kitchenware. Items include ladies gauze vests, wrappers, dress shirts, pillows, glassware, canning jars, chargers, window screens, and cleaning items with prices mainly under a dollar. The note urges attendance, framing it as money in your pocket.
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Ofc
Ien
Suirts Roe
Snc
Market Summary of Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains
Cattle and calves command mixed prices with reports of 4.5 to 7.25 for calves and 4.45 for cows. Hog values rise 5c to 6c overall, with heavy and best cuts around 6.50 to 6.75 and bulk sales near 6.10 to 6.45. Sheep steady to higher with western lambs quoted up to 8.80, yearlings 4.50 to 6.70, and native sheep 2.60 to 4.6%. Wheat July at 89 7-3, Sept 90 1-4, corn July to Sept 72 5-8. Local Pittsburgh cattle and hogs show mixed pricing, with calves and veal around 4.50 to 6.00. Hogs with leafy and heavy grades near 6.50 to 7.00.
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Sy J. J. Murray
Pitteburg
Local Grain Market Prices Corrected by E. & Lae
Wholesale and retail grain prices listed for flour rye screenings and corn meal with per bushel and per barrel figures. Includes butter potatoes chickens and country hams with retail price notes and varying accuracy indicated by corrections.
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Erie Wey
Ae Corn
Tbatte
Th Retail Priece
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Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition
Rereenus
Marie Lieers
Aumento
Hans
Mammoth Stock Building
Hiser
Cooperdale
Linton Mills
Hove
Harry
Wally Ney
Okseaga Setar
Peter Hambold
Bogan
Mary Shryoeh
Ruth Miller
Wes
Akene Dawe
Shimmy
Ford
von Neti
Aep
Daaghter
Fredesig Wirthoeista
Darontan
Daiadie
the Times’ Markets
New York
J. B. Renfrew
A. G. Ralston
Cobos
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