Saloon owner quits amid enlistment rumor in town
Snappy About Town reports Paul Schner, now in Co. C, Third regiment, allegedly sold his saloon business leaving the new proprietor with no customers. Also notes workers for Ball Telephone, planned underground conduit, oiling of Park Avenue, and Leonard Craig leaving for Youngstown next Tuesday for a new job with Charles Holloway.
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Paul Schner
Co. C
Paul
Leonard Craig
Youngstown
Charles Holloway
Preparation for New Phone System in Piqua
Engineers work on conduits for a forthcoming Central Telephone system in Piqua. The Public Utilities Commission approved merging Tome into Central, paving the way for a new headquarters near the former Central Fire Station on North Wayne. Property owner Mrs Flesh expresses uncertainty about Central’s exact building plans as excavation starts soon.
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Central Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Tome Telephone Company
Central Company
Itis
Central Fire Station
North
Wayne Et
Unclear alsoriented baseball league fragment
Fragmentary 13 innings text mentions teams such as Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St Louis Boston Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago Cleveland Minneapolis and Kansas City. The snippet references rain, grounds conditions, and multiple cities across American League and American Association contexts without a coherent event or outcome.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Qineinnati Ay
Bestan
Pittsburg
Jost
Cleveland
Detroit
Lenis Aeeed
Wington
Philadephia
American Association Chis
Pet
Indianapodis St. Pau
Louisville Ne
Columbus
Mintteapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Notable Visits and City Moves Amid Local Notes
Mrs Wil Simpkinson and daughter Jean are spending a few days in Jfray with her parents. Mr and Mrs R C Rayner of Dayton attended commencement in Piqua, where sister Anna Rayner graduated. Rayner will return home while Mrs Rayner stays over Sunday. Lewis has returned to Cincinnati after weeks here. Daniel Collins Jim spends summer at St Marys school. Byron Crampton of Coyington visited his daughter Mrs J C Neth on North Main. John Greenbaum of Cincinnati weekend in city. J Rednhauer family left for Kansas City Alo for new home. Rev C B Boda and wife leave. Mrs Eden Boda and Miss Amanda Cotterman of Dayton visit. Wilbur Baldwin returns from Cincinnati after his sister Ethel’s wedding to George Ade. Mrs Tweed of Kokomo arrived, seeking word on her son James Tweed. Miss Vera Schrott to graduate June 15. brother Clem Schrott to wed June 27. Cani to attend wedding with relatives returning July 1 alongside Miss Riurth Thelen. Miss Iva McClure leaves Sunday for Indianapolis after trimming work at The McClure Millinery Co. Ruth Kilborn of Sidney, head of the Woman’s National League, visited Chamber of Commerce workers in Piqua. Mrs J Rogers of Troy will make 114 Franklin Street her future home in Piqua. many friends here will be glad.
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R. C. Rayner
Dayton
Piqua
Anna Rayner
Rayner
Fred Cuni
Cincinnati
Herman Schrott
Vera Schrott
Clem Schrott
Cani
Riurth Thelen
Buffing Hurts Old Plate and Destroys Markings
A report from the Systonine Arts Bulletin warns that the common practice of silver plate cleaning, especially butting, damages the surface and erases maker’s marks from seventeenth century pieces. It advises avoiding modern butting and using proper silver polish, with camphor to deter tarnish.
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Hl Buck
Syston Eine Arts Dulletin
Women to hold vote power in England plan shift
Plans for widened suffrage in England Scotland and Wales would lift the total eligible voters from 7 650 178 to 22 548 901 with about 3 million more men enfranchised and women holding the balance of power as Ireland is left out.
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England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Straws and Stories From Ancient Java to Modern Wit
A garbled collection links straw votes to old sayings and humor. It mentions Java palm leaf writing, a centuries lasting ink, and quirky maxims about fortune, suspicions, and a Tibetan building described with dramatic imagery.
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Neth & Stelzer
Piqua’s Foremost Man’s Shop
High
Wayne Streets
T Morning
Ball Telephone Company
West North Street
College
Virginia
Park Avenue
Downing Street
Memorial Hospital
Pigua
Citi S
Adv
Willa
Opp
Stove & Range Ca
John V. Daganhardt
Justice of the Peace
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South Side
Ohio
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Brooklyn
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Lewisville
Minneapolis
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Wil Simpkinson
Jean
J ‘'Fray
Daniel Collins
Jim
St. Mary's School
Byron Crampton of
Coyington
Mas. J. C. Neth
North Main Street
John Greenbaum
J. (. Rednhauer
Alo
C. B. Boda
Rev. Boda
Eden Boda
Amanda Cotterman
Mrs
Wilbur Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Ethel
George Ade
Mrs. Tweed
Kokomo, Ind
James Tweed
Iva McClure
McGlure
Seletter & Altholl
McChire
Snd
Ruth Kilborn
Sidney
Woman's National League
Chamber of Commerce
MW. W. Kress
May
Opera House
Regelar
Vivian Martin
Jack Pickford
Deanna
America
Mary Miles Minter
Matinee
Fatty” Arbuckle
Romeo
Enid
Bennett Ji
RED Cross
Jane Poth
Mer
Kress
Canordites
Mye
Ress
Etev
Allison
Rey
Father Brinker
Wiliam Sl
Walter Pemnues
United Kingdom
Be Wiell
Daniel Lambert
Daddy Lambert
Banting
Harvey
Lambert
Vladivostok
Cochin
China
Chamber of Commerce of
Santa Barbara
Cal
Sweden
California
Germany
San Bernadino
Santa Clara Valley
Iinden
Java
Father Coons
Ginin
Fler Loyer
Atchison Grobe
Baron
Fortis
Lintsa
Places Cron & Walker
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