16 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
1
New York Central shows a gross loss of over 4 million dollars and a net loss of 2.367 million in May. Reports note widespread business retrenchment, tariffs and trade tensions dampening demand across industries including textiles and coal.
Miss Louvera Stover and Da mon Aukerman visit relatives in Warren Indiana. Local visitors include C E Harris and wife T J Wilson and wife David Ross of Palestine and Dr Rush and family of Greenville at W D Weres Prospect Hill. July 13 From Palestine. Worms in children warning with Kickapoo Worm Killer advert 25 cents at druggists.
The Miami Valley Chautauqua between Franklin and Miamisburg begins a 25 day session on Friday July 17 with afternoon and evening programs featuring public figures ministers musicians and entertainment. The event is described as a summer university for busy people offering study courses led by recognized experts and a worthwhile vacation. Also notices include a private sale of an 80 acre farm in Darke County Ohio owned by the late David Rodehaffer and managed by Frances C Rodehaffer Administratrix with terms via Atty. Kirk Hofman Greenville Ohio.
In a portrait of Ohio Senate candidate David Tod, the Youngstown businessman explains his bid as a bid to restore government to the people. He argues against Boss era politics, cites support from workers and unions, and recalls his track record on reform and public service. Tod’s upbringing, business career, and farm life frame his stance on governance and reform.
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