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Newspaper

Piqua Daily Press

Location

Piqua, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1916

Page

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Vast Toledo church listings for February services

A dense church notice page outlines schedules across multiple congregations. German, English, and Catholic services appear at St Boniface, St Mary’s, Grace Methodist, Presbyterian, United Protestant and others. Rev. C B Ploch, Rev. A C Tabke, Rev. John J Brinker, Rev. J Sanford, and Rev. W T Norris are among listed pastors. events include sermons, Bible school, catechetical instruction, and evangelistic lectures with times from 7:00 to 10:45. Special speakers include Prof Frederick Roehm and Rev. J W Miles. Affiliated groups include Evangelists, Christian Endeavor, and Anti-Saloon League activities.

Wayne Ash C. B W. Ploch George Washing Frederick Roehm Greenville Roehm St. Boniface A. C. Tabke John J. Brinker United Brethren B. Bida May Martin J. W. Miles Dayton John Barleycorn

Most Wonderful Offer of All for Piqua Subscriptions

The Piqua Daily Press promotes a contest offering special prizes totaling over $2,000 in gold for the top three cash subscriptions during a set period. Leaders win $40, $20, and $15 in gold, with winners announced March 11th to protect candidates’ secrecy. Subscriptions earned before February 19th at 9 p.m. count toward the prizes.

Piqua Daily Press Daily Press Speciar

Germans Furnished Money to Labor Peace Council

Washington report notes W H H Kramer former vice president testified before the house judiciary subcommittee that Labor's National Peace council received funds from German sources. He said this after joining the organization for weeks and then resigning. Indictments followed against Buchanan and others for Sherman Law violations tied to conspiring to restrain American munitions trade. The hearing was secret with no proven evidence against Mr. Marshall yet.

Labor Peace Council Washington W. H H. Kramer Labor National Peace Council House Judiciary Subcommittee Tinchanan United States Marshall New York Council Buchanan

Surprise in Hope trial ends without defense evidence

In Princeton Indiana on February 12 Bert Hope faces murder charges in the death of his mother Mrs Fleming. The defense rested without presenting evidence. State attorney Sanford Trippet opened final argument seeking the death penalty while the defense contends the state failed to prove first degree murder.

Princeton Ind Bert Hope

Child Killed by Falling Bell in Columbia City

Feb 12 report from Columbia City details a fatal accident in which Nora four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Stronfe was struck by a falling bell. She lay unconscious for nine hours before dying.

Columbia City Nora Ann Wesley Stronfe

Bargain Jewelry Sale Before Move After 6b Years

Genuine bargain sale offers quality jewelry as shop moves to a new location after six decades in current room dating to 1851. Store ignores wholesale cost to give customers savings, promising strong value and a dollar’s worth of goods.

Extraordinary removal sale offers huge watch discounts

A bold sales pitch markets a wide range of lime themed watches priced from $1 to $100. The ad promises drastic value loss and urges quick store visits, claiming some premium watches normally valued at $367 will be sold for $20, urging early customers to secure better choices.

Diamonds Prices Rise. Bargains Now Offered

There is an advance in diamond prices as the store notes duplicating current stock costs more. They contrast with grocers and butchers raising prices, claim steady value, and announce reductions on smaller sizes and mounted jewelry. Baby diamond rings priced at 1.00, up to 1.50 elsewhere. children’s pieces from 2.50 to 250.00.

Silverware Prices Cut to Move Stock in Removal Sale

A local store touts rock bottom prices on Sterling and M Platrol silverware. It promises a removal sale with many pieces sold well below wholesale cost and urges early visiting for best selections. The ad notes high grade goods are ideal gifts and emphasizes saving money.

Clock Sale Offers Bargain Prices on Fine Clocks

A local store promotes a clock sale with large reductions on most clocks up to 50 percent off regular prices. Chime clocks are excluded and priced 24 percent above cost, with no further reductions. The advertisement urges quick purchases, calling it time for bargains.

Cut Glass Sale in Miami County Store

A local store proclaims the best assorted and largest stock of cut glass in Miami County with regular prices claimed as low as elsewhere. The sale promises unprecedented values with restrictions and odds and ends at even lower prices, urging first come first served.

Miami County

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Jomonow Evangelical St. Paul's Mission Eirelé Grace Methodist Oliver L. Utter Westhafer St. Mary’s Catholic John Ff. Cogan John Montigomery Christina Endeavor J. Sanford Toledo Christian Broadway and Greene W. J. Young United Presbyterian North Downing and Neale Wile School Your Peoples Meeting Christ Park Avenue Baptist W. T. Norris Robert Morpin Christ Our Savior Viola-Jones Cyrene A.M C. M. Hogans D. C. Wool Pert Anti- Saloon League J. CG. Williams Young Peoples Allen Christian Endeavor League Maud Thomas K. of P. Hall Dayton Associated Bible Students C. C. Peoples of Dayton Tomoorrow CC. Peoples Hawkes N. Main A. Thoma & Sons Jewelers
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