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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
Mrs Alfred Hill of Non to Beven Street was carried to Jer home with a fractured rib after falling from a step ladder Wednesday a week ago while repairing her home damaged by a recent flood.
The Champion Coated Paper office team will play the American team at Krebs Ball Park tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Champions have practiced hard this week, polishing weak points and expect to beat the Papermakers. Battery details list Champion Ciullan Stricker for Cans Wortendyke.
The author asserts the Wood Binder is the most complete and durable among binders, with advantages in operation and lower draft. The accompanying mower is wider by four inches, floats smoother, and reduces side-draft, offering clear benefits over competitors.
Steam derricks operate at the damaged coal yard after a fire destroys the old elevator and chute at Hamilton. The railway plans a possible relocation of the coal elevator to Lindenwald with roundhouse moved soon. Freight congestion continues with daily train delays as goods demand recovers and crews adjust to the disrupted yard.
The Enquirer reports the Legal Aid Society has elected F. W. Boye Jr. as president, succeeding the late John Flack. The local group plans to organize legal aid activities in Dayton and Hamilton amid flood related complaints. Ladies of First Reformed Church plan a law fete at Mrs. Ross Seig’s home possibly July 17. Lindenwald Church of Christ women visited Mrs. Miller near Symmes Corner for an outing with about forty participants.
Dr John Binney former dean of Berkeley Divinity School died at his Middletown Connecticut home on June 13 in his nineties. He served as dean for many years and was a prominent religious educator with ties to the Berkley institution and New England church circles. His death marks a notable loss in academic and religious communities.
A retailer touts bundle carrier mowers and various Giant Frame models with cash discounts of five dollars if paid now and two dollars if paid before September first. The ad questions the worth of time during harvest and promotes Plymouth Twine as a cost effective time saver despite higher price.
An advertisement touts the Fearless Manure Spreader as distinct from rivals. It distributes manure evenly across the ground and features Lisler loading, cass handling, and wear resistance. Available in 40, 50, and 70 bushel sizes.
Manila reports Brigadier General Pershing's forces captured Moros trenches under the sultan of Jolo after American losses of six killed and twelve wounded. Divorce granted in Belief Sheets case. Bertha Schioder restored to maiden name. Administrators appointed for Wim Ki Maddox estate. Liens filed on estate of Otto Schattschneider and others. Estate appraised at $4 321.85 for Quincy Butterfield heirs. Local liquidation and personal property details noted.
Wheat No 2 red at 108, No 3 93, No 4 78. corn white 62, mixed 58, yellow 58. rye 2 ca, 3 0. creamery butter 31 54c, eggs 27c. poultry prices include springers 25, young chickens 18 20c, heavy hens 16c, roosters and geese listed. meat animals steady with calves up to 10.75, cattle and hogs varied. sheep and lambs higher, spring lambs 8.40, live goatlings $3.50, etc.
Eastern live stock prices on Friday list varied livestock categories including hogs and heavy workers. Prices shown include entries such as pigs at 9.10 and other breeds with bids listed for feeders and light stock in Pittston Pennsylvania.
Receipts show 1 500 head of sheep and lambs with bids: ewes and lambs at 5.85 per head, yearlings 47.25, top lambs 9.00. Calves receipts 200 with sales reported at 11.00. Market notes indicate steady tone for grazing stock and lighter cattle demand.
Kansas City stock market summary shows receipts of 5,600 with cattle and sheep volumes. Prices include steers 4.80 to 8.89, heifers 4.60 to 6.80, cows 4.75 to 7.75, calves 9.00 to 10.50, and hogs around 8.50. Sheep receipts near 4,000 with lambs 6.25 to 8.25 and wethers 4.50 to 6.00.
Cleveland Ohio Friday report shows poultry alive fowls at 17 cents per pound and broilers weighing 1 1/2 to 2 pounds. Potatoes, Lewis Triumphs 15 00c.
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