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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1922

Page

6

Butler and Columbus residents frequent local shops and events

A jumble of local notes records residents visiting businesses in Butler Williams and Columbus. It mentions purchases at flower shops druggists and delivery services plus community happenings and a church event with admission details. It also notes a Belgium German payments discussion and a brief on suspended animation research.

Fox & Steinhoff Wiatt Mosers Robert Cochran Gilbert Bechaefter Toledo Curtis Hoffman Columbus M. Blegfried Charles Arnold Columbua Mitereat American Legion Walter M. Riley Millwood Hullo Riley Hocking Valley Oubinaky Brothers James FF. Lee North Main Street Trott Columbie G. Altenburg James Lee James Lee Carlton Academy Summitt, N, J Harward L. Parker Wel Lcago Converson Bert Nyhart North McKende Street New York City Pennsylvania Vienna C. M. Sieg East Gambler Street Charles M. Pougue Chicago Brotherdutlaw Mire W Runyell East Gambier Street Mt. Vernon

Loneliness on Palmyra Copra Plantation Inspires Shopping Plan

Mrs W W Meng returns from seven months on a Palmyra copra plantation with her husband. They lived a Adam and Eve existence on a tiny island 1000 miles south of Honolulu. She recalls moonlight on coral strands, parrot chatter, and no news except Benner the family friend. She jokes she is tired of bloomers and eager for a civiliz ed shopping tour.

Honolulu Eden South Seas W. W. Meng Adam Andre Palmyra Edward Benner Er Bueband Benner Rick

Owl Kills 15-Pound Goose in Connecticut Yard

In Whosted Conn a large dark brown owl killed a 15 pound goose in a small enclosure at Louis Krancasa’s premises. The two geese were in the yard when the owl attacked. the surviving bird fled, while the goose suffered puncture wounds and a torn wing before Francaise captured the owl alive. The victor stood about 14 inches tall.

Louis Krancasa Francaise

Baby's Cry Triggers Gas Blast Wrecking House

In Scotteville Mia William Goodberret lit a match to check a crying baby and caused a natural gas explosion that badly burned five people, one later died. The house, recently wired for electricity, was shut off but a leaking pipe ran through the home overnight.

Scotteville, N Mia Wiliam Goodberret Fo B

Busy Week Ahead for Knox County Car Owners Licenses

Knox county car owners face a busy week as 1022 licenses issued and more than 8,000 cars exist in the county. The Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce warns drivers to verify that plate numbers match the envelope, noting possible cross-ownership errors between initial numbers and plates.

Kong Chamber of Commerce Geo Knox County Automobile Department John Jones John Smith Mt. Vernon

Knox County Agricultural Society Names Fair Board Delegates

At the Knox County Agricultural Society annual meeting held Saturday, President Harry M. Patterson was chosen as the delegate to the Ohio Fair Board meeting in Columbus January 11 12 and Secretary Chas Belmont was named as alternate. Committees were to be appointed but not announced.

Knox County Agricultural Society Ofice Chis L. Belmont Ohio Fair Board Columbus Harry M. Patterson Chas B Belmont

Todays Markets In Stock and Livestock Report

Associated Press notes varied market activity with cattle and sheep receipts listed. Cattle receipts steady with calves and market values cited. beef stores and sheep receipts show mixed strength. Wool and grain futures appear subdued as markets close with mixed demand signals.

Cleveland

Market and commodity notes from Chicago and Toledo pages

A condensed jumble of farm prices and grain quotes shows hogs, calves, sheep, lambs and poultry in value shifts, with hogs and heavy animals easing while top lambs and calves hold. Grain futures list May and July positions, plus staples like corn and clover seed, alongside stock prices and bond quotes from Cities Service and various rail and industrial names.

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