Market Report From Toledo War News 1917
Toledo's December 8 1917 market notes cover oats and corn embargo impacts, western shipments, and grain car movements. It details food administration embargoes on corn and oats east of the Illinois Indiana line, the effect on terminal markets, and calls for price adjustments as receipts rise. It also discusses theatre business during wartime, Hoover rhetoric on food economy, and seed and grain price quotes from various firms in Kentucky and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Hmibirgoon
Com
Ang Gats Wast
Food Administration
thelinois-Indiana State Line
Potomac Rivers
New York City
London
Red Cross
Eurone
Kaiser
Hoover
Livestock and grain prices across major markets
Reported cattle and hog prices across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Boston markets with steers priced around 11 to 15 dollars, cows and heifers 5 to 12 dollars, hogs 7 to 17 dollars, lambs 12 to 17 dollars, and varied receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Notes include region specific bids, trading terms, and seasonal offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Der
Cattie
Inlis
Ealy
Chicago
Cleveland
Stacey
Dee B
S&t
Siva
Pittsburgh
Nec
Cincinnati
Peea
al Coldstar
Boston, Bee
Chin
Pennsylvania
Delnine
Estern
First Christian Church Service Notes
Pastor H N Bailey led Sunday school at 9 15 with 244 present and a goal of 350. Morning service at 10 30 preached on Every Hair of Your Head is Numbered. Evening sermon at 7 20 titled How to be Graceful. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
H. N. Bailey
PS. C
Arethur Marks
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES AND EVENTS
The United Presbyterian ministry lists Bible study at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 10 30 with Rev Henry Deitz of Xen ia Ohio delivering the sermon A youth service at 6 20 and an evening preaching at 7 30 on Christ's Ideal of Glory with a sermon by the pastor Prayer service Wednesday A welcome to all morning service at 10 20 with Rev Roy G Hershey Christian Endeavor at 6 30 Dr Moses Breeze to address the evening service advocating the Forward Movement Program Synod Sabbath school at 9 10 led by Charles H Folk with lesson Bara and Nehemiah Teach the Law Nehemiah 8 A story of an early Bible school Visit the school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Deitz
Xenia
Ohio
Jay Whearty
Roy G. Hershey
Christian Endeavor
Moses Breeze
Forward Movement
Synod
Ryan
Charles H. Folk
Bara
Nehemiah
Local Markets Prices and Listings from H. P. Market
Corrected daily entries show buying and selling prices for staples at H. P. Market. Items include hay at 3.50, potatoes at 1.30 to 1.55 per peck or bush, flour 1.50, sugar cured ham 0.20, butter 0.35 to 0.45, lard 0. per lb, corn 1.40, wheat 2.05, oats 0.70, and beef cattle and hog prices ranging from 12.00 to 17.60 per hundredweight. Continuous entries list market district numbers and firm names like R. Kugelman’s Co. and Piqus Flour Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felgala
Piqus Flour Co
H. P
R. Kugelman’s and Co
Greene St Mission Sunday Service Note
Greene St Methodist Episcopal Church invites all class members and guests to Sunday school at 9 with L W Pool as superintendent Judge L E St John of Troy will address the Men's class and a soldier boy quartet member will sing. Evening sermon at 7:30 titled Staying in the Game. theme The Uplift Christ. Also favorite Hill Mission Sunday school at 2 15 with C G Procter preaching at 2 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altman
Pool
L. E
John of Troy
Favorite Hill
C. G. Procter
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Details
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran with Pastor S Long announces morning service at 10 30 and sermon Christ s Kingdom Text Luke 17 10 30 Sunday school at 9 Charles Miller superintendent No evening service Brotherhood meeting 7 30 Tuesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
St Marys Church Second Sunday Mass Schedule
John BF Cogan and Thomas J Cobe announce Holy Name Society and Immaculate Conception masses. Children’s Mass at 9 30 High Mass with sermon on gospel J matt XI 2 10. Afternoon service at 1 30 includes baptisms at 2 or 2 20 Sunday school. Vespers and Benediction follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marys Church
John BF
Cogan
Thomas J.cobe
Sunda
Holy Name Society
Grace M. E. Church Seeks Attendance This Week
Pastor Clarence S. Grauser invites all to Sunday school at 9 o'clock with G B Folk as superintendent. Morning sermon titled Waiting Upon God. evening evangelistic service on A Wise Man's Mistake. Public invited. Grace Church emphasizes a welcoming message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. BE
Clarence S. Grauser
G. B. Folk
Grace Church
Community church notices and services listed
The page lists multiple church events including Church of Christ on Broadway and Broome with sermon at 10:30 and a guest speaker Mrs Artie Cox from Union City Ind to preach at 7:20 p.m. Also Associated Bible Students hold a free public lecture at Mackabee's Hall at 3 p.m. on Sunday Dec 9. Park Ave Baptist details include Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and services at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with additional 2:30 p.m. communion and 6:36 p.m. B. P. A. meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Broadway
Broone
Hy H. Tilock
Artie Cox
Union City
Ind
Kansas City
Maccabee's Hall
North Main Street
Bracelets on sale at Thomas Fewer Store with wide variety
Readable ad copy highlights small serviceable bracelets offered at Thomas Fewer Store. Emphasizes dependable iyffe- keepers and accurate in every y with a large assortment of styles. Claims guaranteed quality and exceptionally low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fewer
Sewer Gas Explosion Shatters Marion Public Square
In Marion on December 8 a sewer gas blast hurled an iron cover high into the air, shattering it and sending fragments across the square. John Cook, a telephone cable man, suffered severe burns from the ignition, and John Barry was knocked down by the shock. Clark May to Succeed Yaple on the state industrial commission is noted in Columbus. Roy Gardner, 2, near Lancaster, found and ingested a box of grip tablets, dying two hours later. Jaspee Shaw, 62, of Delaware, burned fatally in bed when hot iron embers ignited bed clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
John Cook
John Barry
Clark
Yaple
Columbus
Clarke
Dayton
State Industrial Commission
W. D. Yaple
Delaware
Jaspee Shaw
Here
Rioting at Harbin as Bolshevik Arrests Spark Unrest
Dispatches from Harbin report street fighting after Bolshevik orders for General Helwat's arrest. Chinese troops were called out, maximizing tensions with the Maximist leaders and triggering panic among natives amid unsettled Russian politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Harbin
Russia
Helwat
Ohio Leaders In Thrift Stamp Sale Plans in Cincinnati
Ohio director H. P. Welfe and staff travel to Cincinnati on December 8 to meet Frank A. Vanderlip, national director of the thrift stamp and war savings campaign. They will confer with county chairmen from Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky and southern Indiana about promoting the drive, with a public meeting at ADL six hall where Governor Cox will speak alongside Vanderlip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
H. Pp. Welfe
John ¥. Bas *Sell
John A. Keiley
James W. Paulkner
Frank A. Vanderlip
War Savings Movement
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Murdered, Savings Gone in Columbus Fire
Two blind colored women Mrs. Caroline Black 89 and her daughter Mrs. Mary Hinds 64 died in a fire that destroyed their east Columbus log cabin. Investigation found they were murdered and their savings of 600 dollars in gold stolen. Skulls crushed, with the crime linked to the blaze. Ohioans in the Thirty seventh division may return home for Christmas if they pay their way from Camp Sheridan and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Caroline Black
Mary Hinds
Lincoln Black
Ohio
Montgomery
Ala
Camp Sheridan
Old H. G. L. Comparisons of Prices in Troy and Piqua
Local U S Food Administration correspondent shares December 8 price lists from grocers in Troy and Piqua for various food staffs. The data compares per item costs including flour cornmeal bread potatoes canned goods and meats with an additional summary of average prices across 86 Ohio cities for the week of November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S.food Administration
Troy
Piqua
Food Administration
Washington
John F Class Co Vapor Treatments touted in Troy
Advert reads in Troy Ohio that John F Class Co offers vapor treatments for rheumatism and other ailments claiming after the first session the body changes, improves entire health and normalizes all body functions, with the note 283-2wka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ohio
Fountain Pens and Jewelry at Thoma’s Jewelry
Solid gold self filling non leakable fountain pens fully guaranteed with poptie prices from one dollar upward. Also a full line of gold and silver pencils offered at the same shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma
Piqua Hosiery Expands to Bowling Green Plant
The Piqua Hosiery Company has purchased the Monarch Underwear factory at Bowling Green. The plant will operate on a larger scale with production raised to one hundred dozen suits daily and renamed the Riqua Hosiery Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua Hosiery Company
Monarch
Bowling Green
Riqua Hosiery Company
Cause of the Tides Explains Moon Sun Pull
The moon’s gravity accounts for three-fifths of tides while the sun contributes two-fifths. The ratio shifts with complex distances among the moon, earth, and sun, causing variations in tidal forces.
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Earth
Rose Boley seeks divorce from John L Boley in Ohio case 203859
Rose Boley filed for divorce on grounds of adultery and gross neglect of duty in the Common Pleas Court of ami County Ohio, seeking custody of Thelma Boley. The hearing is set for after January 2, 1918. Edwin A Hiatt is attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis Boley
Rose Boley
Court of Common Pleas
Atiami County
Ohio
Thelma Boley
Edwin A. Hiatt
Flue Fire at Barker Clothing Store Causes Alarm
A burning flue prompted a three o'clock call to the fire department at the C. B. Barker clothing store on North Main street. No damage resulted. Insurance listed as Mendenhall and Wilkinson.
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C. B. Barker i Clothing
North Main Street
Charcoal in Cellars Keeps Air Fresh and Odor Free
Recipe style note advises hanging net bags of charcoal in cellars or ark barns to absorb odors. Change the charcoal every few weeks by removing, heating, and returning it to the bags to maintain freshness.
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King's Market Report
Germany
England
Napoleon
South
Clover and
Timothy
Sisk
Alsike
Meh
N.E.G
Isike
Italy
France
America
Wisconsin
Mec
U. 2. Church
W. Stephens
Jesus
Zion Reformed Church
Col. Wayne
Miami Streets
Frank W.goetsch
Leon Koester
United Presbyterian
Ralph Neale
Presbyterian Church
ST. Paul's Evangelical
Young People's League
A. B. Meyer
ST. Joan's EV. Letheran
S. Long
Somer South
Downing and
Wood, ‘Streets
Finance Society
Arthur Taylor
West Greene Street
Lancaster
Royr Gartner
Joseph Gartner
Vanderlip
Local Food Board
Joaal Administration
Coe
Galt
A. Kahn
N. Wayne
Lewis Woods
Boone Street
Ban& Saw
Sall
Riverside Drive
Warn
Temple St
Los Angeles
Cal
W. High Street
Sor
Ashanq Harrison
Aly
Private
Snyder
IX Dental Office
H.C. McCrelland
North Main ST
Mendenhall and Wilkinson
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
Lucas Drug
Wayne and
Water
Cient
Pettiford Beauty Show
North Wayne St
John V. Daganhardt
Justice of the Peace
Market St
Sar
E. Fed’l
South Side
Iit
Ste
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