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Piqua Daily Press

Location

Piqua, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1917

Page

5

Market Report From King’s Desk In Toledo

Toledo December reports a mixed market with exports and cash interests rallying on the break, tight country offerings, and weak corn and oats prices. Argentina wheat prospects improve, world bread demand remains high, and food administration hints at tighter controls while notes on Chin Chin Chesy and WWI era policy appear amid commodity pricing and seed crop concerns.

Toledo Ohio Argentina New York

Livestock and grains market notes from multiple cities

Market bulletin lists prices for oats, oats, sheep, wool and provisions across East Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati Baltimore Boston and Toledo. Reports show wheat at 220, corn near 1.69 to 83. clover seed 16, and various livestock figures including sheep, lambs, and hogs with mixed bids and quotations. Entries reflect commodity pricing and supply details across major U S markets.

Baltimore Toledo

Local Market Prices and Commodities Overview

Local markets list prices for flour, sugar cured ham, butter, onions, potatoes, and wheat. Entries show brands and per unit costs such as winter wheat flour at 1.50 per 2434 lbs, potatoes per peck at .40, per bushel at 1.85, and wheat at 2.05, with various selling prices and buying offers from companies like Piqua Flour Go and R. Osbhornt.

Piqua B. P. Igorn

Remember This Fire Safety Tip In Petroleum Fires

A simple trick advises pouring milk over oil fires to extinguish flames. Milk forms an emulsion with oil, cooling the surface and preventing the fire from spreading quickly.

Red Cross Seal Effort and the Enemy Within

An article recounts a man who joined the war after failing the first physical, his march home with a flag, and his later tuberculosis discharge. It discusses the Red Cross Christmas seal campaign, tuberculosis screening, and the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis funding via seal sales.

Red Cross Tie Ile Scully Alcestors Meine Sil National Association For Tubbeghosts New York Eity Sturgeahh Wien

Airplanes to rival naval dreadnoughts in future wars

A Washington correspondent reports government experts predict heavy aerial fleets will follow naval construction. Germany builds metal armored battleplanes, while the United States, Britain, and allies expand faster, heavier bombers with powerful Liberty motors, signaling airplane fleets as the backbone of future air power.

Washington Tovnl London Germany United States Theoder Great Britain

Poetry a Requisite Reflections on Language and Action

A Century Magazine reflection argues poetry risks vanishing from language and tradition if communication breaks down. It notes misunderstandings between cultures and urges action driven by passion over conviction, citing Brutus as a prose counterpoint to mute reform.

Brian Hooker Century Magazine Brutus

Tommy Manx shirt joke from London hospital tale

A quirky anecdote from a London hospital wards involving a nurse and a line about Manx cats. Newly arrived Tommy soldiers receive clothing and a witty exchange ensues about cats without tails.

London

Plume Hunters Threaten Florida Bird Life

The Florida Times‑Union reports that plume hunters have nearly wiped out many birds including the roseate spoonbill and scarlet ibis, with others like the limpkin and woodpecker greatly reduced. William Honaday notes broad contrasts with American avifauna, warning state wildlife may vanish without stronger laws to protect wild birds and insects essential to agriculture.

Florida Times Union William @. Honaday American Natural History Americ Cerpt California Florida

Girls As Army Dentists in War Time Training

Seventy five Columbia University nurses trained in oral hygiene join the Preparedness League of American Dentists offering their services to Army recruits. The women, now licensed dentists, plan to clean soldiers’ teeth before camp.

Army Preparedness League of American Dentists Columbia Universe New York Columbia

Seed corn testing advised by Ohio station bulletin

The State Experimental Station warns seed corn quality is down due to September frosts and December freezes. It offers free germination tests from Wooster to Ohio farmers, asking for 100 kernels from representative ears, with details on variety, source, storage, and freezing exposure. A report is sent for each sample and buyers and sellers of good seed corn are later brought together.

State Hia Wooster Ohio

OHIGs CASH BALANCE NEARLY $1,000,000 INCREASE

Columbus reports State Treasurer Chester EL Bevan says February inactive deposits will exceed last year by nearly $1 million. The surplus could push the state balance above ten million dollars. December highs and tax collections are noted amid a rising financial outlook.

Srygn Coluumbus Treasur Chester EL Bevan Bryan

Rent ad for large furnished room with private entrance

Ground floor rental offers a large furnished room with private entrance and modern gas heating. Desirable location. Preference for one or two gentlemen. Enquire at 308 South Wayne.

Tor South’ “Wayne

Vote Against Conscription Report From Ottawa Dispatch

A Melbourne dispatch reports the latest on conscription showing 885,000 votes for the proposal and 1,072,60% against it. Australian soldier voting tallies indicate 28,000 in favor and 32,000 against conscription.

Ottawa Melbourne Valia Dispatch Avium

Chestline Re view March 30 invites families to event

All members of the Chestline Review March 30 are invited to bring their children to the half Sunday at 2 30 for an entertainment and a treat. The captain also asks ladies who were at Port Huron Michigan to attend the hall for drill by order of the commanders.

Port Huron Michigan

American Soldiers Killed In Action and German Bombing

One American soldier died in action on December 23 as reported by the War Department. Corporal Russell W. Sprague of Middletown, N.Y., was killed. Corporal Charles O. Hewitt of Machias, Maine, was lightly wounded. Five others died of natural causes. Private Carl Fausnaugh of Richwood, Ohio, was also reported dead from natural causes. A separate attack by a German aviator killed and wounded members of a wearcutters division at their camp near Pershing's lines.

Washington War Department Annouunee Russell W. Sprague Middletown Charles O. Hewitt Rach: Tand Wearcutters Kienvyal Pershing Carl Fausnaugh Richwood

Knights Golden Eagle Hold Year End Meeting

Piqua Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle plan a full attendance night for the last meeting of the year. REXt Monday will host the event with members including Bo. Marrs and C. Snorth M. of R. attendees expected.

Piqua -Castle Knigh of the Golden’ Eagle BO. Marrs C.snorth M. of. R

Knights at Invincible Lodge New Year Eve Degree

At Invincible Lodge 170 on New Year Eve several candidates attend the second degree in a lodge event. The notice urges members not to miss the old year’s closing ceremony.

Invincible Lodge

French Loan Oversubscribed In Chamber Statement

In a chamber of deputies statement, Minister of Finance M. Kietz announced that subscriptions for the third war loan exceeded the planned 9,000,000,000 francs. The total subscriptions, excluding foreign contributions, reached 10,276,000,000 francs, indicating strong domestic demand despite incomplete international funding.

Chamber of Deputies M. Kietz Inanee

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