Stock Market Recovers Tuesday After Selloff Dip
New York stock indices rebounded Tuesday after last week’s recession scare with many issues gaining over 4 points at the open before slight late-morning retracements. Bonds rose while several blue chip stocks such as American Telephone Union Pacific American Tobacco and U S Steel swung but remained higher than morning levels amid mixed trading. Cincinnati grain and hay prices showed varied quotes as hogs and cattle markets remained generally steady with typical seasonal shifts in price and demand.
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New York
Golet
Lavy
Prines
Twe
Bonds
Ax American
Telephone
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
Db” Case
Kaufman
Big Envelope Contract Seen For Dayton Company
A large post office department envelope supply contract, likely to be awarded to International Envelope Co. of Dayton, stands as the era’s biggest government single-supply award. Dayton's current five year deal ends in November, with bids showing prices well below current levels.
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Miami Valley
Tan
Post Office Department
International Envelope Company
Payton
Tincombher
Dayton
Samuel A Shrock Dies in Missouri Funeral Arrangements
Samuel A. Shrock former Hamilton resident died Saturday October 9 in Paris Missouri. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:00 pm at his sister Lena Shrock’s home in Trenton Ohio with Rev. John Amstutz officiating. Burial in Mennonite Cemetery. Survived by widow Maude Shrock a daughter Amy Williams of Los Angeles sisters Lena Shrock Trenton Fannie Pearson Sidney Sarah Stoltafus Laurel Missouri and J A Shrock Trenton.
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Samuel A. Schrook
Hamilton
Paris
Shrock
Buller County
Siater
Lena Sehrock
Trenton
Ohio
Wolock
John Amstutz
Surock
Maude Scho
Amy Williams
Los Angeles
Cal
Misa Leno Sebrock
Mia
Fannie Pearson
Sidney
Mire” Sarah Stoltafus
Laurel
Missouri
J. A. Sebrock
Reduction of Public Expenditures Now to be Studied
A May announcement by Frank B. McMillin, chairman of the Ohio branch, details a national effort to cut federal spending. The plan targets a $759,000,000 annual reduction and will survey senatorial and congressional candidates on the pledge to reduce expenditures. An executive committee will organize district-level outreach to secure broad support and press for elimination or reduction of many appropriations. The Third district list names several local business and financial figures participating in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumbus
E Rnk B. McMillin
Orie
Ohio
McMillin
United State
Ohi
Me. McMillin
United States
Songree
D. A. Awl
Sorg Paper Company
Middletown
Torepl WW. Pishter
Nesisthcal
State Department of Education
Thatiltons
Joseph Papos
Eaton
Lampert
The
Winters National Bank and Teast Company
Dayle
George Xverity
Averloat Rolling Oil Company
B.C. Welle
Platt Tron Works
Dayton
Salvation Army Commissioner Holz to visit Hamilton on Oct 12
Commissioner Richard Hoss of the Salvation Army, visiting Hamilton on October 12 to conduct services, has nearly ninety years of service in the organization. Born in Germany, he moved to America as a youth, learned English on a New York farm, then entered journalism before joining the Army in Buffalo. His career spanned Cincinnati, Oklahoma Territory, Buffalo, Philadelphia, New York, Vermont, and Korea missions, culminating as provincial commander along the Atlantic coast to New Orleans and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Hoss
Salvation Army
Hamilton
Buffalo
Unok
Uiat
Holy Showo
Iig
Alfiver
Teaveail
Bors
Germany
Pate
America
New York State
Bud
Iusiness i
Oklshotin
Hulfala
Buffalo Court House
Philadelphia
Vermont
Daffalo
Atlantic Coast
Aknx
New Orleans
Prices Rise as Wheat and Grain Markets Move Upward
Prices turned upward this morning after a weak start with New York stock market gains aiding strength. Locust reports in Santa and Córdoba province Argentina appeared amid a generally firmer grain trend. corn held steady before later edging higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Upturtia
Santa
Cordoba
Argentine
Cash Wheat Quotes Down in Cincinnati Trade
Prices left unchanged overall as demand lagged on Sunday. Rye slipped 21 to 26 points from Saturdays close while other grains showed minimal activity. Heavy mixed hay and No 1 clover hay led the demand, timothy hay and alfalfa were inactive with no sales on the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yallow
Cincinnati
Timothy
Timathy
New ‘York
Rica
Guyer
Board of Trade
Market Closings and Sidelight on Stewart's Disease
Market notes report a single Butler County case of Stewart's disease in corn. County agent D Z Herrman endorses planting Golden Cross Bantam to curb infection. Mildred W Moore of Hamilton sues for divorce from George N Moore, alleges lack of support and seeks alimony and child custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Stewart
Butler County
D. Z. Herrman
Mildred Moore
Mildred W. Moore
Hamilton
George N. Moore
Heaton Street
Ha Wasy
Newport
Milk used to fight Newberg barn blaze
Firemen pumped the Shick farm dry and battled a blaze at the barn and outbuildings in Newberg Oregon. Milk was sprayed to wave flames and contain the fire as rain dampened parts of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Fred Shick
Raina
Poultry and Egg Prices in Cincinnati Heading High
Prices for broilers and pecky stock show wide variations with reductions for thin stock. Includes Leghorn and Orpington varieties, spring ducks, roasting chickens, and assorted fowls with price ranges across different grades. Eggs and damps listed with per hundred weight figures for market buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Weather shift boosts fruit and vegetable prices in Cincinnati
Predicted colder weather spurs a general uptick in wholesale produce with firmer futures for tomatoes beans and corn. Fresh fruit and poultry demand remains subdued while overall receipts keep prices steady. seconds show stronger demand than tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Seaboard
Chicago
Fairfield Grange Booster Meeting Promises Speaker and Program
Fairfield grange opens an open booster meeting at Wernes Way evening in Parifield township school. The fourth degree will be conferred on air candidates followed by Miss Caraling Margadant of Hamilton Rea Grose as guest speaker on clothing the needy. Goote Monay game play Eat from Rural Community theatre at Butler county fair will be presented again Wednesday evening. Refreshments will be served.
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Fairfield Grange
Wernes+ Way
Parifield Township
Caraling Margadant
Hamilton Rea Grose
Goote Monay
Rural Community Theatre
Butler County Fair
Quinsey Warned On Assault Case At Hanover Hearing
George Quinsey of Prytania avenue faced a Hanover township hearing before Squire Peter Messel after pleading guilty to assault and battery on Tonepk Ernst at the Oxford Road dance pavilion. He was warned that conviction could bring the maximum $200 fine and six months in jail. The arresting constable was C. F. Hunwey.
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Quinsey
George Quinsey
Prytania Avenue
Peter Messel
Hanover Township
Poverty No Defense In Traffic Violations In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police court records show a Det. 111-A list of motorists pleading guilty to minor offenses, pleading poverty to remit fines. Judge Otis R Hess rejected poverty as a defense, noting many cannot pay the full costs and urging adherence to traffic laws. one man recently bought a car and faced a transfer fee he could not pay.
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Cincinnati
Otis R. Hess
Teka Ulipawan
Jidga Hess
Jin
T Fraffic Bureau
Tesa
Trials Continue In Fan Theft Case
Lawrendo Fried and Harald Welte pleaded not guilty in murderprl court to loitering and tvrjuring charges after police arrested them at Central Avenue with three electric fans valued at $30. They claimed to have purchased the fans from a neighbor for $3. Judge Alphonso Pater ordered the case continued until further arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrendo Fried
Llenton
Harald Welte
Vinesteal
Muderprl
Sen Gundi
Pennsylvania
Railensd
Central Avenue
George Now
South Pith Street
Fried Tld Municipal Court
Alphonso Pater
Fried
Pater Wedezeal
Perfect Fire Week Record Highlighted by Officials
Fire week progress shows flawless incidents as Hayniltan and Hoss Company report no alarms during the period. Fire Chief Willis Conlin urges ongoing vigilance while Governor White backs a city wide, school and firefighting safety drive during prevention week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayniltan
Hoss Company
Willis Conlin
George White
Aea
Democratic Women At Halloween Party At Court Avenue Headquarters
The Democratic Women's group held a Halloween party Monday evening at the Democratic Headquarters on Court Ave. Euehre. About 600 attendees enjoyed a delightful event and a Halloween treats table was served. The next meeting was postponed to Monday, October 1, with several speakers invited and announcements expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's
Democratic
Court Cveeh
Waitman to Ten: Michigan City Officers Arrive for Arrest
Hamilton police report Richard J. Waitman, held on shoe sale fraud charges, arrived with Michigan City officers to face a paddle violator case. A First A. B. Fingnes committee meeting and a Wednesday board session were also noted. A birth is recorded at 204 State Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annlana
Michigan City
Hamilton
Richard J. Waitman
Fremen
Lorence Smith Dies Suddenly in Hamilton
Lorence Smith 82 died Monday evening at his home 674 O Sluck near North Front Street from a heart attack. Survived by two children John Smith and Mrs. Waller Cartwright, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral at Webb Funeral Home Thursday 2 PM. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Smith
Hamilton
Joseph Erdman
North Front Street
Brown Cigar Store
High Street
Mary Wente Smith
John Th Smith
Waller Cartwright
Mrs Stormel Called by Death Widowed Stormel Dies
Mrs Christing Stormel nee Snofer widow of Civil War veteran Anton Stormel died early Tuesday at the Community Home for the Ages in Dayton Street. Born in Germany October 15 1853 she moved to the community in early life. Her husband died in 1919 and she had resided at the Home for four years. Funeral time will be announced. She was a devout member of St Johns Evangelious. She leaves no immediate relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avs
Christing Stormel
Snofer
Anton Stormel
Dayton Strook
Stormel
Germay
Merrweband
St. John’s Evangelious
Await Decision On Negroes Plea In Death Penalty Case
Washington news describes the Supreme Court awaiting a decision on seven African American defendants sentenced to death for assaults on a white girl near Bavaria. Justices faced an uncertain ruling timing as they pondered the case today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sd Supreme Court
Mlins
Bavldzboro
Aba
Music teachers of county meet conference set
The county music teachers association will meet at the county superintendent of schools on Wednesday at 4 30 PM to plan the annual county music festival and discuss activities for the year Professor Theodore Norman of the Mississippi University music department and assistants will attend Also invited are county music supervisors Melya Strawn Vivien Glidewell Mara Helen J Weikel and teachers Eloise M DuChemin Amanda Virginia Kitchen Park School and Marjorie Sevenmile School
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Veent
Lronaly Goheel
County Superintendent of Schools of Five
Inna
Theodore Norman
Musia
Missi University
Melya Strawn
Vivien Glidewell
Mara
Helen J. Weikel
Eloise M. DuChemin
Amanda
Virginia Kitchen
Park School
Marjorie Sevenmile
Leigh Latta Named Warseal of Glendale
Leigh Latta, 15, of Glendale, was sworn in as marshal on Monday to succeed the late Edward J. Mesgher. Latta, a World War veteran with two children, resides on Congress Avenue and was installed by Mayor James H. Cleveland and Glendale police officials. James Kioth of Cleveland Avenue was named night guard. Sevenmile Ladies to Serve Supper. The Sevenmile E. Clareh church society will host a chicken supper cafeteria style Wednesday from 5 to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Latta
Warseal
Glendale
Glennie
Priyolman
Edward J. Mesgher
Latte
Congress Avenue
James Hy Cleveland
James Kioth
Claveland Avenue
Night Guttralmam
Tadiea
Wid Society of the
iSevenmile
E. Clareh
Catherine Coyle Granted Divorce From Bernard Coyle
Catherine Cogle of Middletown won a divorce from Bernard Coyle in common pleas court on Monday. The case details show the decree granted after a contested proceeding in Bhawan peantell can Ngdy of Uteix pon.
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Catherine Coyle
Catherine Cogle
Middletown
Bernard Coyle
Common Pleas
Bhawan Peantell Can Ngdy
Uteix Pon
Bringman Rites Wednesday For Edw Bringman
Funeral services for Edw Bringman, who died near Lynnwally California, will be held at 236 Millville Avenue at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. Private services follow with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Rev. George H. Simeon of the Presbyterian church to officiate. Mrs. Simpson Georgia Bringman of Birmingham Alabama listed as his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bringman
Lynnwally
California
Coy
Burnett
Millville Avenue
Allernoon
Greenwood Cemetery
George H. Simeon
Preaby~terign
Tininte
Simpson
Georgia Bringman
Birmingham
Alsbamie
Sarah € Umak
Sarah Saman
Somerville
Wil
Hell
Mary D. Thomas
Somergills
Walter Wilkins
Weat Elkton Cemetery
Baptist Guild To Present Play At YWCA Meeting
Members of the Jatnie Sandidge Chapter of the First Baptist World Wide Guild met Monday and decided to present a play titled Where's Grandmate on November 3 at the YWCA. Mrs Ray Gordy led the program Facing the Future in Indian Mission. The next meeting will be at Miss Polly Settles home. Twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Guild
Plan First M. E. Brotherhood Supper at Church
Plans for a Thursday October 20 supper at the church were made at a meeting of the First M. E. church brotherhood committee Monday night. The group will also sponsor a laver and non banquet during November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Br'hood
Brotherhood
Men’s Bible Class Dinner Tonight
The annual supper of City Town Men’s Bible Class will be held in the social rooms of the First ULB church tonight at 6 40. A program includes musical numbers by John Tiernan and chalk sketches. Truv. 1 FY Nichols of the First ULB church will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cio Tin Ton
Furst Hoplist
Avelty
John Tiernan
Nichols
First
ULB. Church
Peter's Church Bazaar Planned for November Event
Plans for St. Peter's Church fall bazaar were discussed at a Monday night meeting in the school hall. The committee includes officers of the Married Ladies and Young Ladies societies and aims to stage the event on November 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter's Church
St. Peter's Church
St Peter's School
Licensed To Wed Application Update Noted
Tester Whilton aged 23 a sales man and Marie Blanche Moore aged 47 appear in a filing for marriage. The record lists Kathn Hamilton Ree and King in some capacity related to the application. Further details are sparse in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tester Whilton
Marie Blanche Moore
Kathn& Thamilton
Ree
Testor
King
Judge Weygandt Endorses Robinson and Thoma in Ohio Race
Columbus voters October 11 backed Judge Carl V. Weygandt for justice, Judge James B. Robinson for the Ohio Supreme Court, and Jules Thomas with KR Matthing and Will Stephenson for re election, in a unanimous county endorsement by Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weygandt
Columbus
Ohio
Tor Aeso Sistinn
Union County
He Fats
James B. Robinson
Ohio Supreme Nowrt
Munday
Carl V. Wergendt
Met
Jules Thoma
Kenes
KR. Matthing
Will Istephenson
Last Tribute to P L Bear Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for P L Bear were conducted at the home in Hawillon with Jobe S Brickman officiating. A large number of friends visited Monday to pay respects, as gifts and floral arrangements from various associations and individuals were displayed. Burial took place at Greenwood Cemetery under autumn sunshine beside the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Bear
Iota
Hawillon
Ray
Jobe S
Brickman
Tmrsed
Favera
Edjed
Aluh
Ceeenwood
Economic Club Meeting Opens in New Miami Night
The Economic Club held an opening program titled New Miami Night sponsored by the pro- and nonpartisan label. Rev B F Jolson of Second Baptist led the invocation, with musical selections and remarks by CG A Walker and Miss Rath Anderson. Speakers included Clinton Re feet and Rev TN HL Hill of St. Dakn’s Baptist. The event ends with Middletown night tonight as the public portion concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Miami
Meith Building
Monument Axeane
Wood «Treat
Chains
B. F. Jolson
The
Second Baptist
CG. A. Walker Preei
Mist Rath Anderson
Hilatelphia
Clinton Refeet
St. Dakn's Baptist
Middletown
Republican Women's Club Plans Regular Meetings at HQ
The Republican Women’s club met at the headquarters on North Second Street and announced regular Monday evening sessions through the election. Unregistered voters are urged to participate before October 14, the final day for registration action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Weeen
North Soenndd Street
Hefor
Central Church Bazaar Plans and Local Meetings
Central Church of Christ advertises a chicken dinner fund raiser for a Thanksgiving Bazaar with details to be announced later after a church meeting led by Mrs William Newitt Lynn Street. Dayton Singers to give a concert Friday evening October 14 under Hatlin B Tockson Guild. Mion Lutherans hold Monday meeting to transact business. Units mention Mrs Audrey Kirk and D D Muody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adicating
Central Church of Christ Sacrifice Jehrcle
Willian NeWitt
Lynn
Misa Audrey Kirk
South
Elefanth Street
Dayton Bingers
Dayton Singers
Dayton
Becand Baptist Ohurch
Areplica
Hatlin
Day of Atonement Services Observed Worldwide
Tremilton Jews marked the Day of Atonement with services at Bell Tsvae synagogue and Dene Terao temple. Rabbi Ashkiel Zakuta led at the synagogue stressing penitence and education for youths. Student Rabbi Milton Grafman led at the temple with sermons on Meaning of a Melody and Thy Challenge of Yor Kippur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremilton
Theoughout
Butler
Hig
Rabb Milton Grafman
College honors Miss Jane Keller as usher at Relutta College
Cambridge Massachusetts report notes Miss Jane Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Corlies Webler of Toledo Ohio, a Sophomore at Relutta College, named one of nine ushers for the first elisa to be given. Miss Lucy Prescott of Norwood chaired the committee overseeing the event held Friday afternoon in Agassiz Hall living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Frestman
Relelutta College
Agassiz Hall
Jane Kel- Tor
Mra. Corlies Webler
Tlamitian
Ohio
Hamilton Training School Board Meeting Notes
Hamilton training school board convened Tuesday morning with members discussing transfer issues and planning for the next session. Officials indicated ongoing efforts to resolve the agenda items and implement planned changes in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Training
Rchool
Bourit
Hamlton
Gicla
Hell Rigniie Weeting
Kouling Hitnigese
Knights Templar Conclave Heads to Columbus Prom
Humittin with her spokespeople at the Knights Templar Conclave in Columbus. Prominent attendees include Stanley Wirty Walter A. Sowavid George Kendall William Dreher and Dark Beggint, who depart today with Fred W. northwest for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Ohio
Humittin
Columius
Stanley Wirty
Waltre A. Sowavid
George Kendall
Wiliam Dreher
W. Nquthart
Cinelonali
Knight Templar Grand Commandery Meet Opens in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on October 11 a Knight Templar gathering convened for the 90th annual conclave of the grand commandery with about one thousand knights present and more than four thousand expected in the capital for tomorrow’s parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenxigrets Templar Et LY Columbo
Kolombus
Ohio
Butaraodis
Mrs F T Jones Dies in Florida
Mrs F T Jones of Benford Florida formerly resident of Hamilton died recently in Florida and was brought to Hamilton for burial. Survived by widower F J Jones of Benford Florida and seven children including Gilbert Bennieghoten Lima Chia Albert Jones Rittman Obie entries Mrs W W Glover Iams Ohio Mrs Walter Tile Millmay Ohio and Mrs Albert Sebail Cinematic fincal announcements will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
F. J. Jones
Benford
Florida
Hamilton
Banford
Gilbert Jones
Bennieghoten Arenas
Fenck Jones
Lima
Ghia
Albert Jones
Rittman
Obie
Bentries Rupp
Trantor
W. W. Glover
Iams
Ohio
Walter Tile
Millmay
Oia
Albert Sebail
Cinemnetic
Finecal
Mada Intec
Monday Club Sees Second Meeting with Rev George Parkin Talk
The Mon Way Night elu second morning gathering at the Mon- Way Night elu featured Rev George B. Parkin delivering a lengthy address on the home and Christian life. A group sing led into the talk and many attendees were listed among the participants and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Parkin
sing+ing
W. Elwell
Roy
R. Henninger
John la Presser
D. Mahler
H. G. Helewig
C.H. Buehl
All Fess
George R. Webster
RS. Woodfull
E.G. Rolly U, Reigurl
A. Me Clarks
John Heiser
Clarence Totx
Frank J. Wolford
Waller
Bentol
Lewis B. Hall
Sam Collier
Wil- Jim Lady
O3ene M. Gast
Elmer Ny Watter
H. ¥. Fleming
Edward Mannion
G. H. Mannion
C. A. Bil- Wore
Vernon Tk Arent
BE. Bee~kinen
C. B. Courney
W. B. Carnwall
Herbert Kaefer
Ruling on Bank Check Tax by Ohio Attorney General
Columbus Oct 10 Attorney General Bettman issued an opinion to the intangible division of the tax commission holding that cashiers and officers checks are not taxable and that dividend checks which are automatically payable are not taxable. Depositors balances without check issuance rights are not taxable while reserves not ordered by the state supreme bank examiner are taxable. Gerrified checks and certain deposit accounts are taxable. The opinion could lead the tax commission to revise assessments against many banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bettman
Bettsman
Atate
David 8
Auch
Ohio Bank
Bruke
Sevenmile Car Crash Injures One in Cincinnati Suburb
In Hamilton County on Hamilton Pike north of New Burlington a car crash left one passenger cut by a forked piece of a truck. The truck struck an auto driven by Homer Toneh with passenger Mae Raox. the fork penetrated the roof injuring her. Dr Hy Nelson treated Mae at Hamilton Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kthil Hrayer
Pine Street
Cincins
Hamilton Pike
New Burlington
Hamilton Seunty
Homer Toneh
C. BH. Winsett
Calimbus
Ind
Potiga
Raoxch
Mia Arewex
Hy Nelson
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Samuel A. Shrock
Holz Ats. A
Commissioner Holz
Ramilton Closings
Carl Milling Co
Camm + deen neeeenetes Wheat
Seane
DEM
Waitman
UV. B
Buaizkesa
A. B. Fingnes
Mes
Martin Will
State Avenue
Haruillon
Lorence Smith
Wed
Bion Society
Tin Mion Lutherans
Chain Store
GASE
Supreme Court
Waalington
Louis K. Liggett Company
Fronzea
Fox Sarough
Winn and Lovett Grocery Company
Parson
Utey
Slorene
Jane Keller
Indianapolis
Get
Amiles
Doventawi
Lwo
Yondymnetars
F. T. Jones
U. P
Wore Flos Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Mardas
Milton Maras
United States District Court
William Sebard Iealty Company
Upan
Benkrupt
Robert R. Nevin
Georga P. Lamvbosis
Middie
Town
Judge Fater
Finara Ceart
Jwige Alphonns Peter Rataened
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