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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
4
A very important meeting of the Boy Scouts will be held at the Y M C A building this evening at six oclock. Mr C Atkid stated that the meeting will be very short and that all members are requested to be present.
Police investigate a theft of a two wheeler linked truck from the Threes fuse house week ago. Authorities seek the truck and its suspect, with belief that a colored man is involved. No further details released.
Harry Leeds and Lelia Leeds filed suit for divorce and alimony alleging cruelty and neglect. They wed February 5, 1914, in Hamilton. A motion for alimony is set for September 15. Attorneys Bickley & Bickley represent the pair. Charlotte Frick sues Walter Frick for divorce and filed an answer denying charges and asking dismissal. Napoleon B Tubbs will leaves estate to son Charles Tibbs with Tubbs as executor.
Wheat and corn prices listed for No. 2 red winter to white and yellow varieties, oats, butter and eggs prices, poultry figures, and cattle hogs market notes. Notes show mixed bids, steady to weak trends, with ranges for shippers, butchers, canners, and fat cattle, plus hogs at lower quotes.
Prices across categories show common ten choice fat sows at 44.23 and 7.50 with extras 7.60 while light ship porkers at 9 and 9.25. pigs under 100 pounds at 4 and 8.25. Sheep steady with light 4.16 and good to choice 3.50 to 3.90. lambs steady with extras 8 and good to choose 7.25 to 7.0, calls 3.50 to 4.50. Year-old lambs around 4.50.
Officer J W Conboy obtained a warrant this morning for Nancy Lewis, a colored woman of 48 Walnut Street, after she refused to send her ten year old son Robert to school. The boy was moved from Dorrison to Monroe School, and Mrs Lewis resisted, but Conboy intends to enforce attendance.
A. G. Roosewalter of the Cincinnati Y M C A cannot attend due to illness in his family. Dean H C Minnick of the Normal College Oxford will replace him to speak at the First M E Church corner stone laying next Sunday afternoon with Edgar A Belden presiding.
An old advertisement extols GETS-IT, a corn cure that claims to shrink or vanish every corn or bunion in seconds. It touts painless use, no plasters or knives, and asserts the product treats healthy or irritated flesh safely. Sold for 25 cents a bottle by B. Lawrence Co., Chicago.
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