Local notices and shoppers wrap Gambier week
Gambier area brief with arrivals and departures from Utica Danville and Newark. Local shoppers visit Arnold Store for gifts and framed pictures. Christmas savings club opens at Knox County Savings Bank. Poultry show and hospital news mix with travel to Columbus and Zanesville.
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Beribner’s
H. V. Smoots
L. G Welker
Gambier
Knox County Savings Bank
Rosenthal Co
Goddard
Chicago
H.W. Wich
Columbus
A. Jowell
Utica
John le Wolt
Danville
P. B. Turner
Mansfield Avenue
Ll. P. Schauk
Edgewood Road
Colum
South Main Street
Taylor
Ohio
Htate
W. AL Koons
Owen
Cleveland
Thin City
Arnold
Vireil J. Pincher
Gardner
Mt. Carmel Hospital
West Walnut Street
Mike Ellen Pratt
Hanover
N.M
Devin
North Main Street
Walter Shafer
Walord
Gambler
Aken
Mason Smith
Bekbol
Edith Pines
Monny
Houth Vernon
Perenbaugh
Predericktown
PF. Ralatan
North Mobberry Street
Zanesville
W. P. Lawy
Wales
Mion
Hele Wotan
Thay Haller
Thinghy
Molumbe
Arnold Store
Boyr
John Cunningham
L. We
Wolfe
Pension totals show nationwide and state pensioners and payouts
Pension Commissioner Saltagaber reports 706,064 pensioners in the year ended June 30 1916 with 168 911 294 40 paid. Foreign pensions reach 4 559 recipients totaling 2010 810 000. Ohio tops state pensioners at 67 129 and 16 062 401 28 paid, with Pennsylvania second and New York third. Also notes shipping trade shifts and a submarine incident near Berlia Me.
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Washington
Saltagaber
Oulo
Ohio
Pennays
Yania
New York
Bole
Indiana
Kentucky
Pkaklrt
Colorado
Washington State
Idaho
Florida
Alaska
Quintard Widow and Daughter Mediate Worker Pay War
Dora Quintard, daughter of Quintard Manufacturing’s president, urges an employee wage raise while questioning dividends. She aids workers’ families and secretly counsels them to pressure management to raise pay, fearing factory strain and potential unemployment if profits fall or markets shrink.
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Papa
Dora Quintard
Quintard Company
Mise Quintard
Quintard Manufacturi Fig Company
Dora
Adulrs
Hallond
Quintard
Conrae
Mise Dninford
Trat
Trus
Loaelet
Goulumye
Recall for Trade Council Seeks Postwar Market Study
New York February call by Hec Hovamed Par nell head of the national foreign trade council for the fourth National Foreign Trade Convention to be held in Pittsburgh January 48 and 87. The effort will tackle conditions in foreign markets after the war, safeguard measures, tariff policy, and cooperation in foreign trade development. It aims to address issues for small manufacturers and merchants and involve Americans engaged in overseas commerce and trade boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teo
United States
BM. Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Pratt
America
New York
Hec
Hovamed A. Parnell
Coul Iian
Natonal Foreign Trade Council
Pittn- Derg
Statins
Hon
Teriff
Raider Sighted and Miscellaneous War News From New York
A New York snippet notes a sighting of a heavily armed steamship with torpedo tubes northeast of Porto Rico and a wireless warning sent to merchant vessels. The piece also recalls a barroom exchange about a chauffeur run over a dog, illustrating wartime anxieties and everyday concerns amid postwar framing.
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New York
Porto Rico
Wile By & Brlibeh
Prench Cruieer Iyltig
Band
Anc
Gerstand
New York Telegraph
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Booth Main Street
Bell
Economy Food Center
Knox County
A. J. Root
Zeigler
Ithae
R. W. Pitkin
Bie
Mra
Winchester Paget
East Thirgenestrent
Mea
Fred Merton
Ankenvtown
Vo Atobrer
Che Buen
A. H. Sipe
Fresno
Cal
Georgy Michaux
We Vity
George M. Shaffer
Mr. Liberty
Newark
Whale Grange
Koos County
Porouna Grange
Cuntin Grange
Imne
John Buxton
Uils City
Pred Hesn
Ankeny
Gomer Gilliland
Willis A. Nicholls
Noel
Joseph Spellman
Gambier Road
John Smith
Margaret
Youngstown
Aliee Millington
Pairview
Berlie
Caledonia
Simarine
Dee
Mer
Iken
Sahihiren's
Cael
Icure
Rons
the Licking Creamery
Comewark, Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Creamery
Bellville
Fredericktown
Lexington Creamery
Trade Council
the Home Building Association Co
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