Better Market for Wheat Hoped for
Traders expect improved wheat markets soon despite abundant supplies. Canadian markets remain firm, southwestern promises look weak, and potential European demand may grow as native stocks fall. US winter wheat sowing 30,902,000 acres, down 1.2 from 1931, smallest since 1923. Ohio condition 70 percent, near normal. May and July futures hit new lows. December rose slightly. cash movement remains restricted.
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Columbus
Oy Dev
Promiga
Dhol
Ohio Faray Borean Grain Department
United States
Aarengo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Christmas Holiday Visits Divide Morning Sun Social Round
Morning Sun residents note a flood of family visits over the Christiana holidays with Chicago relatives the Woods and other kin gathering in Cincinnati Dayton Hamilton and Oxford. Local church events and school entertainments anchor the busy season as many travel to see kin and return home for Christmas cheer.
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Journal
Morning Sun
Robert Woods
Chicago
Jennie Woods
Zella McDill
Belle Alo Dill
B. H. Tess
Cincinnati
Reko Boyer
Childran
Maynard Allen
Raymond Parvis
Ozford
Short
Mis
Santa Clara
Raymond Mimsey
Dayton
Robert Ramsey
Ralph
Billy Allen
Selkirk Community Notes From Hamilton And Local Visits
Selkirk residents share visits with George and Fanny Roberts in Hamilton while Mrs. Win Metlwers and infant return from Ft Hamilton hospital. Rob ert Taloo to spend short time in Marmilton. Ernst Reikle family visiting Christians nearby. Grace Blas and mother moved to new home. Dannie Roberts hosts cousin Bobby Blas. Jon Colborn from Hamilton on holiday in village. Bryant family sorrow as old bullock dies at 35. Winter mushroom crop advertised for John Wre hengar. Mrs Nathan Bryant Christmas gathering with Mrs Fry. Japaneses vegetable varieties noted for winter cultivation and edibility.
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Journal
Selkirk
Dy J. Roberts
Bias
Robbie
Geo. Roberts
Faniy
Hamilton
Win. Met'lwrs
Ft. Tiamilton Hospital
Rdbert Taloo
Marmilton
Mia Ernst Reikle
Grace Blas
Dannie Roberts
Bobby Blas
Jon Colborn
Ealla
Aula
Bryant
John Wrehengar
Nathan Bryant
Mia
Historic Lebanon Opera House Burns in Christmas Day Blaze
The Lebanon opera house built in 1878 and housing town events burned on Christmas Day, ending a century of cultural prominence. Notable speakers and performers who graced its stage include McKinley Hanna Foraker Beecher Phillips and Stolman among others. The town hall's destruction leaves a listed asset worth 5,000 and debts exceeding 4,000 with several creditors named in the filing. Holiday schedule notes indicate post office operations reduced on Monday with no rural mail delivery but city dispatch continuing.
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Congress
Dayton
Telmon
Ohio
Lebanon
William IL Newport
Kinley
Alt
Aud Tayding
Marcus Hanna
Foraker
Robert Ingereoll
Com
Wendell Philips
John Bough
Bayard Taylor
Mary A. Livermore
Mreflerick Dougla
Mra. Izatell
Cady “Stanton
Joseph Cook
David Swing
R. A. Immatar
Willian A. Parsons
Scott Siddons
Remenyi
Clara Louise Kellage
Joseph Caethorns
Milton Nobles
Walker Whiteside
Frank Bacon
Matorie
Local News from Lewisburg Inclines Busy Week
Lewisburg dec 30 W C Banker conducted business with Piqna Moulay. Tattle Ted Bargera noted as the youngest child of Mr and Mrs Ross Smuyers shows illness. Mrs Kinny Roicird attended relative funeral in Union City Indiana. Ed Moore of Dayton visited his mother Mary Moore. Noah Young of West Alexandria stayed with brother W at Yottage. Les Kelly and son hosted Dr and Mya Moore at their Talon home. Mrs Waller McCool attended uncle Sammpel Digkousheeta of Dayton funeral. Julian Doggett a student noted among local residents.
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Snecins
Lewisburg
W. C
Buevices
Piqna Moulay
Tattle
Ted Bargera
Mog
Ross Smuyers
Kinny Roicird
Wamenel Mangas
Union City
Ind
Monulay
Ed Moore
Dayton
Mary Moore
Noah Young
West Alexandria
Wat
W. C. Moore
Mya
Les Kelly
Talon
Waller McCool
Sammpel Digkousheeta
Lash
Julian Doggett
Othol
Local Holiday Visits and Small Town News
Readable fragments recount holiday visits among Cincinnati area families and social gatherings at various homes. Also notes weather related flight disruption from fog, local gas tax discussions, and community events including alumni games, Christmas baskets, and a gas accident with injuries near Lewisburg.
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Cincinnati Conservatory
Leo Schlotterbeck
Chae
Vin
Sadore
Jaco Boyd
Berk Lovenshimer
George Bernheisel
Dayton
Qullemsay
Barnheisel
Aenea Fog
Lewisburg
Cigar Company
Slogen
Tristees
Puna
Wellurs
Eaton
Frida
Camden
Fefferaols
Lewisbur
Mose Elkins
Christmas Day Gatherings Across Hamilton and Monroe
Names of local residents and families sharing Christmas Day and holiday visits in Hamilton and Monroe are listed. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Verne Allen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen, Mrs. Blanche Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Beatty, Miss Botty Schubert, Marjorie Leffler, John Mehl and family, Jake Mehl, Robert Brown, Robin Thighes, Pan Meh of Monroe, A. W. A. Stratton of Columbus, Mrs. Roy Jones, Corwin Mehl family, Mrs. Marvy Compton, Gadya Sipp, Hettie Lome, Fima Cran, Knog Brant, Alla Van Ness family, John Mobl, August Meyers, A. G. Schubert, Ben Uter, and Mrs. George Schubert.
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Pan Meh
Monroe
W. A. Stratton
Columbus
Roy Jones
Corwin Mehl
Marvy Compton
Mia Gadya
Sipp
Hettie Lome
Finma Cran
Bethany
Knog Brant
Alla van Ness
John Mob
August Meyers
A. G. Schubert
Ben “Uter
Schday
George Schubert
Hamilton Awards In Pure Oil Contest
The Pure Oil company announces winners in its Pure Oil contest with prizes from 2.5 million to smaller rewards for essays on Why I Prefer Double-Purpose Purel-Pep. G C Kirpan of 2540 Pleasant Ave wins an 8 prize and D A Jenkins of 317 South Eleventh Street receives an 8 prize. Gus Pintsch notes thousands of entries show strong interest and public response to the motor fuel. The Ubungi river is cited as Gouge’s northern tributary.
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Pore Oil Company
G.C. Kirpan
Pleasant Avenue
Priszo
D. A. Jenkins
South Eleventh Street
Gus Pintsch
Pure Oil Company
Ubungi
Gouge
Middletown Grocer Files Bankruptcy Petition
Middletown grocer Michael Piccalella filed a bankruptcy petition in United States district court Cincinnati. Liabilities total about 13 401 11 with assets valued at 9 435. The petition lists Garfield street as the business location and notes the debtor operates as a retail producer.
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Middletown Grocer
Michael Piccalella
Dankyuptcy
United States District Court
Cinteinnati
Mustard and Camphor Foot Pain Ointment Ad
A vintage ad promotes Skoot mustard and camphor ointment to relieve foot pain. It claims rapid relief after nighttime rubbing and compares favorably to old mustard plasters. The preparation is sold for ten cents through a druggist.
Technocracy Critics See Hopeful Path Beyond Depressions
Cincinnati Ohio December 30 Technocracy now has a better name Techno crasy We will emerge from the current mood as in past depressions say economists led by Professor Dewey of MIT In a discussion at the American Economic Association meeting at Netherland Plaza they argued Technocracy's gloomy forecast should not be taken seriously and U S growth will resume after downturns The professor is noted for his role as former AEA president and journal editor.
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Cinsinnati
Technocracy
Techno-crasy
Anid de
Davie R Dewey
Massachusetts Institute of Teahnology
Boston
American Economia Association
Netherland Plaza
United States
Dewey
American Economic Association
Unclear Fragment Mentions Dewey and Philosophical Terms
Fragmentary notes reference John Dewey and a set of unclear phrases. Mentions include "One sf, my frienda" and "hog coed" with garbled spelling. No coherent event or date emerges from the snippet.
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John Dewey
Ralph E. ¢ Freeman
Dewey
More Boarders At Hotel Borumaorer
Middletown Ohio December 30 Officers Tom Carowdy and H Dineen brought several prisoners to the county jail for sentences to serve. Tob Day 30 1603 Weming Road two days and thirty dollars for petit larceny Jobe Mahaski 39 1018 Calumhia avenue fifteen dollars for drunkenness John Tanthee 136 1522 Smith street fifty dollars arrested R38 suspicious character Fugene Fowles 22 2208 Yankee Boyd thirty days and twenty four dollars for petit larceny George McPhierson 25 no home twenty days and twenty five dollars. Daniel Dulany noted as Maryland lawyer during the Gus Tindal period.
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Borumaorer
Middletown
Tom Carowdy
H. Dineen
Tob Day
Weming Road
Petit
Areeny
Jobe
Mahaski
Calumhia Avenue
John Tanthee
Smith Street
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Teonard Wait
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Clifford Bowden
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Dms
J. E. Williams
Marion Patton
Wair Haven
Mary Paxtorn
Fort Wayne
Tnd
M. Paxton
Robert
Aunia
John Whitsel
Dol. Bradbury
Reba Shoemaker
Willard Graham
Nhen
Toma Poston
Aga Me
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James Wright
C. R
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Zen
Harry Wright
Brown
Lois
Ina
Mepnia Johnson
Oxford
Myrtle Heavenridge
Town Hall
Pene Sennanee
Humbert
Cinecinnati
American Rust and Savings Bank
Lewis Cigar Company
Colter Company
Chicinnati
la Ee
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Sity
Lebanon Opera House
Kyle
Barry
Entire Stock Choice
Lee’s Inc
Burnett-Waite's
Ringlé Vision
Varmeris Marnett-woaites
H. L. Biehl
Ieara
Floers
Court St
Uhene Boe
NEW Year's Poultry
Coca-Cola
Western Union Special Delivery
VITA
Western Union
His Company
Vicks
Dee
Shoe Stores
Henry Sulex
Ninen T
Heele
Dart Theatre
Thefit Rite
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