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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1918

Page

5

Local Milk Price Raised by Federal Commission

Milk prices increased due to higher production costs and influenza related demand. Retail now 14 cents per quart and 7 1/2 cents per pint in some areas. distributor Ralph M. Jewell notes many markets pay producers more, and buying trips show difficulty securing surplus milk. Local women reported surprise Sunday morning as the new price was applied.

Federal Milk Commission Chin Ralph M. Jewell Vernon Jewell

Buckeye State Building and Loan Seeks Home and Farm Loans

A historic notice from Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio announces funds ready for home and farm loans. It promises favorable terms and asks for correspondence, highlighting a $100 000 note with five percent interest paid on a fine deposit.

Milk Prices Rise on Influenza Demand in Cleveland

Dairymen report dwindling milk stocks after selling large quantities to distant buyers at higher prices. Jewell notes three day trip found only two Allan s of milk available locally and attributes increased demand to influenza among nurses supplying patients. He believes prices won't rise further locally, though a hearing before Governor Cox may consider a state price rise.

Jewell Cleveland Cox

Albert F. Miller Wounded Severely in Action

Albert F. Miller son of C E B Miller of East Gambier Street was wounded severely in action around November 10 or 11. Information received from the war department Saturday night says he was found severely wounded in a field on November 12, the day after the armistice, and he is now in a hospital in France.

Albert F. Miller C. E. B. Miller East Gambier Street Miller War Department Mr. Miller France

Gotshall Story in November Magazine

The November issue of a detective story magazine features a story by John B. Gotshall, son of Samuel T. Gotshall. The tale titled The Triple Emporium appears under Gotshall after moving to Albuquerque New Mexico, where he is employed with The Evening Herald.

Aeg Tective Story Vernon John 8. Gotshall Samuel Tt. Gotshal Triple Emporium Gotshall Albuquerque New Mexico Betx Herald

Singer sewing machines Christmas discount at local store

During December the Singer Store at 108 W. West Street WH, MT will offer a $5 discount on new Singer machines. Manager Muttentx promotes the deal as a lifetime, useful Christmas present for mothers wives sisters or daughters.

Singer Singer Store W. Wighstreet Muttentx

DIES OF PNEUMONIA AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Virgil W. Shellenbarger age 23 died Sunday night at his North Division Street home after a three week illness from pneumonia following influenza. He leaves his mother Mrs. dozen I ntenbargr and one brother Ar e Your Shellenbarger. Funeral at 1:84 o'clock from Mound View Home Nursing.

Virgil W. Shellenbarger North Division Mavas Puemonto Inflacuya Dozen Intenbargr Shellenbarger Mound View

Rifle Shooting Sparks City Warning in Mt Vernon

Juvenile Officer Parcott investigated an early Monday shooting at Mt Vernon Hay and Jarame West air street. A rifle discharged through a window, narrowly missing Edward Irvin of the B and O freight office. Two colored boys admitted shooting at pigeons. the rifle was seized and a warning issued that city limits shooting must stop and violators face law penalties.

Mt. Vernon Hay & Jarame West Air Street Edward Irvin Parcott Onleer Purcell

Sugar rationing remains at four pounds per person per month

Mrs George Morgan of the county food conservation committee announced that Ohio federal food administrator Red Croxton confirmed the four pounds per person per month limit for households and four pounds for meals served in public eating places remains in effect. Dealers may supply only a sixty day stock.

George Morgan Entirmitt Food Conservation Committeg Red Croxton Federal Food Administrator Ohio

Frank L. Kirby Dies of Influenza at 34

Frank J. Kirby of East Vine Street, an electric welder, died at age thirty four from influenza. The obituary notes his residence and occupation in a succinct local notice.

Frank L. Kirby Frank J. Kirby East Vine

Obituary: Vania Shops Dies After Illness at Mt Vernon

Vania Shops died at Mt Isduam Sunday after a two week influenza illness at Mt Vernon hospital. Survived by wife LWorsons, sons Albert and Gerald, and daughter Virginia. Funeral and burial held Monday at Frlemlenip. Classified ad header appears as Banner Classified Ads. Pay.

Vania Shops Isduam Mt. Vernon Hospital Lworsons Albert Gerald Virginia

Train schedule notes for Baltimore and Ohio lines

Eastbound and southbound trains listed with numbers and times show a fragmented timetable. Entries include multiple B&O lines and Akron division services with varying departures around early morning and evening hours.

Kirk promoted to first sergeant in Mt. Vernon

Mt. Vernon native Kirk, a member of the service, has been promoted to first sergeant. The promotion occurred on Monday in Mt. Vernon, with cited acts of commendation noted locally. Kirk is identified as Dees 1 in related records.

Kirk Dees 1 Mt. Vernon Fined

Dudgeon Enters Hospital in Columbus for Treatment

Simon Dudgeon traveled to Columbus on Monday to seek hospital treatment. This late update appears in Knox County’s Banner as the most current notice.

Ambler Simon, Dudgeon Columbus Knox County The Banner

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