Market Price List For Fruits, Vegetables And Livestock
The market report lists commodities with prices: vegetables such as cauliflower 10 15¢ per head sei, cabbage 5 to 10¢, potatoes 1.20 a bushel, beets 2 bunches for 5¢, onions 9 10¢ a qt, and various fruits including mangoes a dozen, apples 15¢ small measures, peaches 15¢ quart, pears 15¢ quart, cranberries 10¢ a quart. Livestock bids show land, grain, and provisions values, with calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs priced across multiple grades, plus terms for buyers and sellers. (October 22, 1 P. M.)
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California
Naval
Grain and grain prices drift in Chicago and Cincinnati markets
In Chicago and Cincinnati on October 22 brokers reported mixed grain activity. Wheat No 2 red traded around 1.05 dollars, corn steady with moderate receipts, and various yellow and mixed lots priced per grade. Hay and timothy ranges shown with several price points across grades.
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Cincinnati
Timothy
Market Report on Butter Poultry Eggs and Rabbits
Butter prices 3ide Sle and 2c for dairy. Poultry demand only fair with ample receipts, market easy. Springers large and small hens 04e cocks Sie ducks le young lie turkeys 8 lbs and over lée 8c. Eggs steady with good demand and fair receipts, strictly fresh stock 22c per dozen, held stock 20c. Rabbits 1.50 to 1.60 per dozen.
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Lée
Livestock Market Report Shows Dull Trade and Wide Ranges
Cattle prices described as extremely dull with mixed demand. Shipper bids ranged from 4.75 to 5.60 for steers, with butcher grades from 5.10 to 5.26 and good at 4.50 to 5.00. Fair cattle and heifers cited at about 4.50, with some quoted at 4.50 to 4.50.
Loss in Dayton Apartment Fire Leaves Ratliff Family Destitute
A Sunday 3 AM blaze at the Rattermann apartment house adjoining the Atlas Hotel on Third Street Dayton destroyed the Ratliff home. Mrs. Charles Ratliff and her son escaped in nightclothes. loss estimated at 10 000 dollars as insurance had not yet been transferred. Mrs Basie, sister of Mrs Ratliff, and Minerva Ratliff of Hamilton are noted relatives.
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Rattermann
Atlas
Third Street
Dayton
Charles Ratliff
Ratliff
Tom Basie
Ludlow Street
Minerva Ratliff
Hamilton
Rathskeller
Mrs George H Buehner Dies in Franklin After Illness
Friends of Mrs. George H. Buehner formerly of Middletown and later of Franklin mourn her death Sunday noon at her Franklin home after a lingering illness. She leaves a husband and four children.
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George H. Buehner
Middletown
Franklin
Electric Bitters Prove Effective for Ailments of the Aged
Letter from W. B. Brunwu of Dublin Georgia extols Electric Bitters for his 33 year old mother noting two years of use with strong appetite good sleep and overall strength. Claims benefit for female weakness debility and general health. Guaranteed relief for stomach liver and kidney issues from druggists.
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W. B. Brunwu
Dublin
Neuralgia relief claim for Dr Miles Nervine sale
A testimonial from Mrs H C Dixon of St Joseph Missouri describes severe neuralgia with head pains and nervous exhaustion. She credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing the condition after other medicines failed and notes a local dealer guarantees results or refunds.
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Miles’ Nervine
Miles
H. C. Dixon
Savannah Ave
St. Joseph
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Compromise Expected in Gately & Brennan v Ruhbecks Case
This morning in court Gately and Brennan sue Nic Boonperius alias Nik Ruhbecks for 14. Ruhbecks allegedly bought an 18 suit of clothes from the firm last May paying 4 dollars and failing to settle the balance. He denies the purchase but is identified by a clerk. A compromise is expected.
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Squire Morton
Gately & Brennan
Nic Boonperius
Nik Ruhbecks
Ruhbecks
Roonperius
County awards contracts for barn and culvert work
The county commissioners awarded John E. Meehan a contract to build a concrete sab and superstructure at the Carr farm in Lennon township for 1184.12 dollars and James E. Brate a reinforced steel concrete culvert at the Smith farm in Hanover township for 197 dollars. Bids for a bridge improvement at the Kelly farm in Hanover township were opened but no contract was let due to bids exceeding the estimate.
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John E. Meehan
Carr Farm
Lennon Township
James E. Brate
Smith Farm
Hanover Township
Kelly Farm
Hamilton Club Organizes Board of Trade Plan
The Hamilton club committee met yesterday to organize a board of trade or similar boost for the city. H. V. Chase was elected chairman and Charles F. E. Mason secretary. A report will be prepared after the Hamilton club meeting next Friday night.
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Hamilton Club
Board of Trade
Hamilton
Hamilton Clab
H. V. Chase
Charles FE. Mason
Neil Fortune Back From Mansfield To Lead Feast of Ceres
Neil Fortune of Mansfield has been in town on business and pleasure. He returned home last night and now chairs the arrangement committee for the Feast of Ceres, a major homecoming and fall festival in the region. Jos J. Pater has been invited as one of the German speakers for the day.
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Neil Fortune
Mansfield
Mr. Fortune
Ceres
Neil
Jos. J. Pater
Manaliring threats leads to arrest warrant for Kaiser
Fred Zimmers of Twelfth and Han over streets accused Paul Kaiser of South Thirteenth street of using an unmentionable name when asked for a $2.45 payment and of threatening to knock his head off. A warrant was issued for Kaiser's arrest on charges of menacing threats.
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Fred Zimmers
Twelfth
Hanover Streets
Paul Kaiser
South Thirteenth Street
Zimmers
Kaiser
Board Approves Bid Notice for Six Months Coal Supply
The board of public service met Tuesday to authorize advertising for bids for coal to power municipal plants for six months from November through April. Street paving inspectors filed their reports and the board adjourned after other minor business.
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Board of Public Service
Board delays action on Freestling property bonds
The board of education will take no action until the regular meeting next Monday night on the $40,000 bond issue approved by voters last Saturday for the Freestling property on South Second Street for school use. Action is deferred to the regular meeting.
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Board of Education
South Second Street
New Deafness Treatment Promises Pain Free Relief
Our system of treatment for deafness and related ailments is effective and free from pain. No instruments are needed as vapor medication clears blocked inner tubes the ear bones regain elasticity through electrical massage. Ear drum massage and mild current therapy stop annoying noises. Those previously treated unsuccessfully are invited to try this new scientific method for immediate relief.
Comprehensive non surgical treatment for chronic diseases offered
Advertises cures for consumption catarrh head eye ear and throat diseases digestive and liver troubles skin diseases and sores nervous and rheumatic conditions cancers and tumors without knives or poisons. Claims to cure chronic conditions and offers free advice by mail for distant patients describing their symptoms.
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Bright
Our Treatment Aids Stuffy Nose and Sore Throat
The notice describes foul breath sneezing burning itching and nasal symptoms and claims Our Treatment can easily overcome and cure them. It emphasizes pain discomfort in the head and throat and asserts complete relief through the advertised remedy.
Bi Chemic Medical Institute Promises Tuberculosis Cure
An advertisement claims special inhalation medication can quickly separate symptoms like cough loss of flesh chest pain night sweats and shortness of breath seen as forerunners of consumption. The Bi Chemic Medical Institute promotes its treatment.
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Bi- Chemic Medical Institute
Treatment Claims Germ Destruction and Catarrh Prevention
The text asserts a treatment kills germs on contact and prevents catarrh and lung conditions. It claims preventive benefits for weak lungs and nose or bronchial irritation, bathing the passages to stop infection from airborne germs and prevent progression to throat tubes. It warns not to neglect catarrh and states it can be cured.
Radio treatment offered for chronic incurable diseases
The article extols radio therapy as a safe painless cure for chronic, serious illnesses once deemed incurable. It claims rapid results without surgery, long dosing, or clothing removal, and urges hope for patients failed by old methods, citing many cases improved by the Radio Specialist.
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Ea ‘E
Rulgarian concrete crew quits paving crew
A group of 56 Rulgarian concrete workers on Maple Avenue was discharged Monday after the contractor cut the crew from twenty men to finish the job. The men departed Hamilton Tuesday afternoon via the C. H. & D. and will join the New York Central Railroad Co. in Cincinnati. The gang leader said the quit was due to the contractor wanting only twenty workers, prompting the group to move to the new job.
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Maple Avenue
Cincinnati
New York Central Railroad Co
Hamilton
El-Chemic Medical Institute Columbus Office Hours
El-Chemic Medical Institute located at 4 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio lists office hours from 9:00 a m to 12:32 then 4:00 p m with evening hours 7 to 8 Sundays and holidays 10 a m to 1 p m. The entrance is second door west of Interurban Station.
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Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Interurban
George LaBlanch Arrested for Intoxication Outside Grand Theatre
George LaBlanch was arrested for intoxication on Monday night on High Street near the Grand theatre. He was entertaining an audience outside the theatre and appeared harmless.
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George LaBlanch
High Street
Grand Theatre
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Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Renisehler Building
Miamishury
Somerville
Oxford
Lebanon
Chicago Market Report
Chicago
Chamberlain Bros
Oek
Rentschler
Cincinnati Priols
Aes
Eeeree
Ase Jan See
Eere
Neeee
Khits
Poonperius
W. C. Frechtling CO
Bell
Board of Trade Committee
Dr. Chatten
Idrisncgiy
St. Charles
Jambtom
Bi-Chemic Medical Institute
Colmbus
Pers
El-Chemic Medical Institute
DR. Jas. E. Rothenbush
Third and Court Sts
Ae Ae Ernie Ee
VPC
VSMCS
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