Fragmented grocery list itemization from a historic page
A garbled OCR grocery catalog fragment lists various items with unclear quantities and prices. Notable mentions include Parkerhouse rolls, bulk macaroni, salt, Morton’s products, wax beans, powdered coffee, Comet cleaner, milk, baby foods, and rice. The text is riddled with typos and incomplete phrases, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Smith
Tor
Hnald Ammonti
Ath & Hammer Soda Tail
Fancy Blue Rowe Head Rico
Iba. Parr
Local markets prices for eggs and butter
Fresh eggs priced at 266 and 300 for Fancy No 1 Country Butte and No 2 Country Butter 28 cents. Selling prices show Pres Fresh Eggs 30 cents and Fancy No 1 Country Butter 4 cents.
Local square dance and social notices in Maccabees column
Public invited to a Thursday evening square dance on June 14. Local residents including Fred Mywer of Aleronts and visitors from Danville, Cincinnati, and Fredericktown appear in a string of society tidbits. Community life, sales, licenses, and Liberty Bond drives are noted with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mywer
M. J. Mendenhall
EB. J. Magora
Bangs
Harry Slimane
Danville
Wash Rogers
Holmerville
A. H. Speelman
Homer
A. G. Wirwhile
Clave Fund
A. J. Marsh
Banner Office
Varold AL Mathonon
Third Ave
Centerhire
Basin
Local residents noted in city and county events
A long list of residents and visitors are noted in city and county life. Names include Edwin Binning, Miss Mildred Aler, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Porkine, Miss Iyaballa Richardson, Mrs. Shue Gothim, Mr. Ben Gott, Mrs. Clem Berry, Miss Louise Pratt, Mrs. Ethel Hammond, Mr. Lacey Dudley, Miss Grace Dudley, Miss Daley Fry, Mrs. Faonle Williams, S. McGinley, Walter Moore, Mr. and Mrs. S. D Everly, William Bancing, Dale Porter, Edwin Worley, Clark Brown, William Hayes, Miss Edna Hayes, Miss Hassie Russell, Miss CC Norrie, Mrs. Evans, Miss Parks, Miss Flora Parjahar, and others. Several travel to Columbus, Akron, Fredericktown, Danville, and Mount Vernon for work, schooling, or visits. A few enlistments and speeches are planned, with events at the Newark Advocate, G A R encampment attendance in Akron, and alumni activities in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andie Catt
Columbin
Ohio Fuel & Supply Co
Canta, Mee
Clem & Berry
Monardle
Ira
Ernest
Wooster Avenue
Mian Louise Pratt
Boston
Mays
H. C. Devin
North Matin
Mr. Vernon Hospital
Faonle Williams
West Vine
Mt. Vernon Hospital
S. McGinley
Akron
G. A. Ft
Walter Moore
Barberton
8. D Everly
Dayton
Jeverly
Hassie Russell
Cinemnnaty West
Byesville
Mex
CC Norrivie
BO. Evans
Fredericktown
Mra. Evans
HM. A. Daniels
Miksrete Parks
Fer Hone
Lock
Columbus
Mixa Flora Parjahar
Ankenytown
Danville
Feoril
Ohio
Sally Hamlin
C. W. Liger
West Vine Street
Masail
W. J
Newark
Woodons
Harvey Moore
Ing
Newark High School
Mavonie Temple
Coningham
Joseph Wilson
Anna Kime
Kirby
J. Kelly
Terre Haute
Ind
William B. Scott
George J. Baker
Alex Bumpus
Alta Humpus
Jacob Lybarger
Mt. Vernon
Lord Northcliffe Arrives in New York to Lead British Mission
Lord Northcliffe arrives in New York to set an office downtown and run the British war mission, aiming to coordinate allied efforts, report to the British embassy, and influence American public and press coverage while shaping policy alongside Sir Cecil Spring-Rice and Lloyd George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
New York
England
Lord Northliffe
United States
Balfour
Sam
Lord Northcliffe
Wfnl
Washington
Bia
Cecil Arthur Spring- Rice
Cecil Spring-Rice
Germany
Count Vou Bernstont
Gerilla
Count von Bernstort
Cecil Spring- Rice
America
Lonl Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Lord Kitchener
Neuve Chapelle
Galpoll
Nixon
Dasco
Asquith
Ita
David Lloyd George
Maly
Spain
Summer Business Rush Promises Busy Season
Unseasonable April and May weather forecast strong demand for summer merchandise. Store highlights include ample stock, latest styles, and full service for morning to evening wear. A wide range of fabrics and price points from four dollars to twenty dollars advertised for men and women.
Ancient Eagle Tale and Character Lessons
A collection of brief excerpts on an ancient eagle fable about renewed strength, the primacy of character over wealth, and spread of smallpox from a London Telegraph report. It includes notes on halos and coronas, upcoming memorial services, camp plans for Y M C A, comparisons of death customs in the Americas, and Scottish lark song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Loxater
Aichie
London Telegraph
Legal Notice in Common Pleas of Inox County Ohio
TJ Connell of Cambridge City Indiana seeks attachment in a petition for a judgment of 3162.50 plus interest from January 1916 and costs against Thompson Dowds. Defendant must answer by August 10 1917. Attorney Charley L. Hormont for plaintiff. Local historical content follows with unrelated notes and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Connell
Cambridge City
Iadiana
Thompson ‘Owde
Adavie
Court of Common Pleas
Inox County
Ohio
Ogalnat
TJ. Connell
Toadaceganell
Jane Tet
Tor Costa
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Pitkin
Haley
Thor
Ike
Greer and Daughters
Auguste
Hawai
Saville
Frank Reader
Stanly
Cincinnat
Mire
Manianetreet
Mk DA
Simpson
North
Mads Mock Atreet
Newark Thornlay
Erlendy
Mra
Jonew
Dion
Chinywile
Madensburg
Mt Vernon
Mike Ropeidler
Mredericktown
Otty Bure
South
Drs. Slolloe
Bertin
Weel
Lena Melita
Howard
Ralston
Lurie
South Main Treet
Aioe Mildred Ater
North Minnetreet
Volumbus
Areolt Blue Rankin
Carl Herring
Non
George
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Democratic Club
Rooma
Kirk Building
Misa Minta Baker
Centerbury
FD. Anderson
South Mulberry
Knox County Savings Bank
Liberty” Bonde
Palm Beach
Coshocton
Knox
Pat Knox
Lurie's
South Majistra
Edward Warth
Evenis
Calumbus Road
Conwner Stokes
Miller Bros
Roy Thawell
Ac Od
Wells Parse Express Cay
Allt Wittingdorl
Newnel Allics
Mer
Ruswell
Newark Uy Tole
Pepys
Faves
Chir
Detroit
Hustler
Sale
The
Johnston-Walker -McCrackin Co
F. O. Hagles Fr Amity
the Baptist Church
Knox County
Pomona Grange
Union Grange
Bladensburg
D. M. Spence
Maurice H. Mitchell
Cavallo
South America
New England
Chris
T Man Herald
Scotland
Earth
Thaly Volcon
New York Times
Washington Kiving
Reed
Irving
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