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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
2
Market notes from Chicago show cautious trading as drought concerns and news of rising supply temper optimism. Closing quotes feature grains and livestock futures, with prices fluctuating and several commodities ending lower or mixed amid weather and demand signals. Local crime report notes hens stolen from Mary O Connor in South C parish.
Market report from Cincinnati lists dairy prices for various milk grades including whole milk extras at 30 1-0e and firsts at 80 with bids for seconds and dairy fancy lines. Live poultry items show live weight pricing for pullets and hens, alongside standard lots and reconditioning figures.
Personal notes tell of Fred Bruck staying days with cousin Mrs Clucones Walthers at Casnut Kan Belle Willig visiting Detroit and plans to winter with Tar diugditur Mrs Gordon Daugherty. Mrnial Ales Clifton Hyon and Menal Mik join in social fun with Hubert Zellers. George A. McClave hosts at North Mourth Street with J R McChue. Rose Levazan returns as stenographer at the American Brundrs after five weeks at Clarksburg. Mixa Ione Tayedroat and friend drive to Reily Sundar to visit Mr and Mrs Wiram Teard. 2 Aa Fen Journal for Envetspes.
Obituaries report Mrs. Patek Cahill dies aged 60 in Middletown after long illness, with nine children surviving and burial at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. Infant Lawson and infant Royse also noted, along with death notices for Faris Briddne of Middletown and Louise Royse, both reported with brief details. Youngstown Sheet and Tube to provide coal to employees. flour and bean prices rise. Alto C. Wallace, former American Ship Tiling head, dies in Cleveland.
Milwaukee’s leading German native, G. Winkler, announces support for President Wilson. He praises Wilson’s unwavering devotion to international law, peace, and the country’s rights, stating that Wilson’s steady firmness and moderate course have kept the United States at peace amid European turmoil. Winkler questions advocating opposition and urges national unity under Wilson.
D W Howe completes the purchase from the Boettinger estate of the South Third property now occupied by Wolff and Barnes at 215, Thompson at 217, and Huber at 219. Mrs. Lowenstein plans spring 1918 expansion for Lowenstein Loeb Furniture Co with a new fireproof facade and larger stock.
The notice lists Democratic nominees for high court judges, including Maurice H. Donaline and James G. Johnson for the Supreme Court two seats, Edward H. Jones for the Court of Appeals, and Robert B. Woodruff for the Probate Court. It notes ballot name rotation and urges voters to memorize the candidate lineup before voting.
Hunter County Clerk John TF and deputies issue hunting licenses for rabbit season starting Wednesday November 1 and continuing to January 1. Quail remain protected until November 16, 1917, and the duck plover and jack snipe seasons are open. Nicholas Young, former baseball player and National League president, dies in Washington after a long illness.
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