Local Market Egg and Butter Prices Noted
Fresh eggs and country butters show varied prices with No 1 Fancy butter selling around 34 cents and fresh eggs priced at 80 cents per dozen in local markets.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
8
Fresh eggs and country butters show varied prices with No 1 Fancy butter selling around 34 cents and fresh eggs priced at 80 cents per dozen in local markets.
Amity defeats Prededricktown in Basclul by 14 to 8. Several locals, including James Switzer and Wallace Coline, are noted visiting or spending time in cities like Cleveland and Charleston. The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives, attending events, and updates on work, travel, and upcoming Memorial Day observances. An exam for rural mail carrier vacancies will be held in Mt Vernon on June 9, applicants to contact John Wood for blanks.
Florence May Bricker seeks divorce from Lawrence Bricker claiming habitual drunkenness extended to beating and choking her to protect life. They married April 5 1914 and have four children Gail Lawrence Olive Nina Georgia Princes and Martha Jane. She left several times but returned to abuse and seeks custody and relief. she notes his affairs and late hours. The petition outlines support and executor actions connected to related estates and local filings.
Mrs Margaret Leatherman of Elkehart Tid announces the marriage of her daughter Grice Bien Leatherman to John Simpson Cole on Saturday May 26. They will be at home after June 1 at 203 Division Street Elkehart Vid Alps. Cole formerly belonged to this city. Class Picnic The annual picnic of Class 21 of the MP Sunday school was held Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Cartwright north of the city Dinner and supper were served on the lawn and many games were played Later in the evening ice cream and cake were served and the happy crowd returned to their homes Fraternity Hold Annual Picnic Lycees LakeLyce Lake was the scene of the
Vernon Culbertson of Vernon and Loraine Maynard of Akron were married May 29 in St Augustine's church rectory by Rev Fr Hrnbar. The couple will reside at 676 Mullison Ave Akron after June 1. Downs is the daughter of Sharan Downs, former Vernon man, and sister of Loraine Maynard of this city.
Community members including Howard Kinderhook Newalets and Paul of Mt Vernon hosted with family members Atrs DW Fletoer and others. Floyd Parker accepted a position with Dery Nyhart in Danville. McMillen and family hosted visitors. Dupoilre of Mansfeld and Piitner made regional trips. A training note states athletes have cleared twenty four feet in a broad jump contest, though typical jumpers vary.
An interview with Mrs. Billy Sunday recounts her travels across the United States and her views on American women chasing fashion and luxury. She recalls her early life near Chicago, her husband's ball career, and the strain of balancing home duties with public demands while praising a wife who supports her husband and remains spiritually focused.
The passage describes cross, placid, nervous, and happy babies, noting that mean behavior in babies often has a remedy. It warns that cross babies may lack attention, and that a baby tires easily and is usually cross when tired, advising less amusement and more consistent care.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal portrays secret agents and diplomats who operate unseen to protect the nation. It details an underground network of real and imagined operatives working across borders, often meeting untimely deaths without honors or public recognition.
A humorous montage of literary lines and quips from various sources. It blends playful wordplay on banks and finances with wry witticisms about luck, appetite, and time. The fragmentary piece evokes a magazine style collection of witty snippets and aphorisms.
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