Local Market Notes December 4 1 p m
Prices from Hamilton Middletown Miamisburg Somerville Oxford Lebanon Franklin and other towns shown for wheat corn oats and butter. Butter ranges 27 to 29 cents per pound with dairy at 16 cents. Poultry prices list springers ducks and geese. Game and small animals quoted per dozen or pound.
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Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Rentsehler
Hamilton
Middletown
Miamisburg
Somerville
Oxford
Lebanon
Franklin
Cincinnati Grain and Stock Prices Report
Cincinnati prices for wheat corn oats barley recorded by grade and type with bids and ranges. No. 2 red wheat 97 98 cents, corn No. 2 white 60 to 66. No. 2 yellow 60 61, oats No. 2 white 49 49. No. 3 spring barley 1.08 1.13, extra No. 3.
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Chicago
Chamberlin Bros
Rentsehler
Eee
RIBS
GOB i Ss
Cincinnati
Cut Out Coupon for Ten Percent Savings
Save ten percent on every dollar purchased for everyone. For the Children: dolls toys books games and other gifts. For the Ladies: handkerchiefs toilet sets perfume umbrellas furs shawls scarfs table covers. For the Men: suspenders handkerchiefs smoking sets shaving sets mufflers umbrellas and more.
Saloon case adjourned as State’s Attorney attends Cincinnati court
William Jessup saloon keeper at Symmes Corner and Otto Gross bartender have cases continued to December 17 and December 26 respectively due to State’s Attorney Crabl’s unavailability in Cincinnati. Invincible Lodge elects F J Cone as Noble Grand. Millikin Relief Corps names officers. Local notes report weathering repairs, personnel changes, travel plans, and tax collection updates.
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Democrat-Sun
Oxford
William Jessup
Symmes Corner
King’s Court
Jessup
Otto Gross
Crabl
Cincinnnati
Personal notes of many residents visit Cincinnati and beyond
Mrs C I Keely was in Cincinnati yesterday. James Connough was in Dayton on business yesterday. Miss Nelle Brock was in Cincinnati this afternoon. Miss Alma Huber will spend Thursday in Cincinnati. Miss Bertha Shaffer was a Cincinnati visitor yesterday. Mr and Mrs Adam Wade of Venice were here yesterday. Judge Hartkoff went to Columbus yesterday on business. William Martin left yesterday for a tour through the west. Mr and Mrs William Gorsuch of Bethany were here yesterday. Mrs Andy Baum lies ill at home on Chestnut street. Mr and Mrs John A Martin left this morning to spend the winter in Birmingham Alabama. Mrs Harry Applegate and Miss Libbie Duncan were in Cincinnati shopping Monday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Burnett and children moved to 425 Park avenue. Fremont Jacobs and Clifford Carter of Cincinnati were guests yesterday of their uncle Andrew J Arent. Misses Alice and Sarah Parrish left this morning for Los Angeles California for the winter. Mrs John Brannon of North F street returned home after a week in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Edward Homan and Mr and Mrs Roy Henninger will move Saturday to their own home on Millville avenue. Miss Anna Congdon and Miss Lillie Niederlein returned from Cincinnati where they attended the wedding of Miss Mary Rossman to Will Ritter on Thanksgiving Day. Miss Rossman and Mr Ritter have many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Keely
Cincinnati
James Connough
Dayton
Nelle Brock
Alma Huber
Bertha Shaffer
Adam Wade
Venice
Judge Hartkoff
Columbus
William Martin
West
William Gorsuch
Bethany
Andy Baum
Los Angeles
Cal
John Brannon
North F Street
Edward Homan
Roy Henninger
East Avenue
Millville Avenue
Anna Congdon
Lillie Niederlein
Mary Rossman
Will
Cattle Market Prices Mixed as Shippers See Small Drops
The report lists cattle categories with varied bids from steers to cows and bulls. Prices show declines of a few cents to a shade lower on several classes, with ranges noted for butcher steers heifers cows and fat bulls. Mileh cows also described as two to three dollars lower.
Foreign labor layoffs rise in St Louis area
In St Louis during the past two weeks hundreds of foreign laborers have been laid off and 4500 have departed for European points. Ship agents have been instructed not to sell embarkation tickets for eight days.
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St. Louis
Huffman Leads Ohio Odd Fellows Grand Warden Race
In Ohio Odd Fellows elections the race for grand warden shows Isaac Huffman of Oxford leading after 41 lodges voted this week with 359 votes. Senators Fry of Dayton, Loechler of Columbus, and Snyder trail as the contest builds toward a Huffman victory praised by Butler county supporters.
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Order
Ohio
Isaac FE
Huffman
Oxford
Webster Fry
Dayton
Louis Loechler
Columbus
H. E. Snyder
Butler County
Lodges
Inquest Opens Into Mrs Gangwolf Tragedy at Lynn boarding house
Coroner to probe the Henry Street death after Mrs Gangwolf slashed her throat in room No 3. William Burke, exonerated witness, faces fallout as testimonies from Eliza Johnson Ed Lutzenberger and others frame a complex case. Coroner Schumaker to begin Thursday hearing with multiple witnesses.
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William Burke
Democrat-Sun
Dayton
Burke
Gangwolf
Eliza Johnson
Lillie
Will C. Huston
Fisher
Lynn
Joseph S. McNeeley
Annie Franksteck
Charles W. Gangwolf
Jimmy Hagen
Louis Hampher
Herman
Harry J. Metcalf
George Holland
George F. Lynn
Graf
Carrie Lynn
Ed Lutzenberger
Ollie Graham
Peter Hetferich
Earl Wolf
Police Symmes
Thomas
Walling
Dayton Reporter Visits Gangwolf Home in Sprague Street
A Dayton reporter called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gangwolf Sr. at 336 Sprague Street. The visit occurred as part of a local community update on residents and neighborhood activity.
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Dayton, O
Charles Gangwolf, Sr
Sprague
Mother of accused defends son as claimed by sobbing eyewitness
The mother of 23 year old Charles, accused in a grim crime, sobs at street corner interview saying he is too kind to kill. She notes the dead woman warned she would harm herself in trouble and recalls Lillian Gangwolf’s prior troubles as she begs mercy for her son. Banquet and entertainment plans at a country residence are announced with performers from Cincinnati theatre expected.
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Charles
Lillie
Lillian Gangwolf
Krebs Manager Invited to Wiedemann Club Banquet
Manager Jacob Milders of Krebs has received an invitation to the annual banquet of the Wiedemann baseball club of Newport Kentucky.
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Jacob Milders
The
Krebs
Wiedemann Baseball Club
Newport, Ky
Harmony lodge I O O F elects officers for new year
Harmony lodge of the I O O F held a meeting to elect officers for the coming year. The officers to serve from the first of the new year are Rus sel Hearing noble grand, John Thomas vice grand, RH O Vollbrecht secretary, C W Gath treasurer, Walter Atherton trustee.
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Harmony Lodge
Russel Hearing
John Thomas
RH. O. Vollbrecht
C. W. Gath
Walter Atherton
Christian Endeavor meeting at Kimbrough home
A Christian Endeavor meeting at the Church of Christ will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Kimbrough 25 Central Street tomorrow evening at 7 45 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ
Ray Kimbrough
Central Street
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Hamilton and Vicinity
Chicago Market Report
Pearbe
Cincinnati Prices Grain & Stock
H, Kienke & CO
Main Street
Invincible Lodge
Noble Grand
F. J. Cone
Fred Nagel
Wim. Rittweger
Marion Lester
John E. Chatten
Drustee
Robert Finkbine
Home Circe Lodge
Samuel Fye
Farmers’ State and Savines Bank
Mr. Fye
Millikin Relief Corps
Mary Demand
Carrie Finch
Sophia Hollmeyer
Larrada Vansickle
Tannah Underweed
Lucy Keenenard
Mary Garrod
Olie Hogue
Relief Corps
Millikin Post
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Halter
Eddie Halter
Hallmeyer Bros
Eddie
James Wetherby
South College Avenue
Richard Welch
Geo
O. Sloneker
U. S. Express
Sommers
Isaac E. Huffman
Riley
Brack
Burg
Omer
Noe
Tanner
Sorrell
Morris
Deak
Schultheis
Koeblin
Clinton Walling
Hamilton and
Santa Claus
Winterstream
Cincinnati Theatre
Jake
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