Democratic Congressional Convention in Ohio District
The Democratic Congressional Committee of Ohio's Thirteenth District calls a delegate convention at Tiffin on May 26 1908 to nominate one Representative and one Presidential Elector and to choose two delegates and two alternates for the Denver National Convention. Apportionment bases reflect votes for Pattison in 1905. precincts to elect delegates by ballot May 15 1908, with precinct primaries May 1 1908.
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Montgomery Township
Morral Village
Bloomingtos Tully Township
Waldo Township
Waldo Village
Vnet
Uwnat Hing Place
Marion County Democratic Executive Committee
Notice of Democratic primary for Thirteenth district delegates
A notice from the Democratic committees of Marion county Ohio sets a Friday May 16 1908 primary election at local voting places to choose delegates and alternates to the congressional convention in Tiffin Ohio May 18 1908. Delegates are apportioned at one per 100 votes cast for John M Pattison governor in 1906 with fractions over fifty assigned as well. Each precinct will determine its delegate and alternate counts as stated.
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Democratic Central Committee
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Tt. Crinsinger
Marion County
Charles ©. Close
Wyandot County
Delgle
Erie County
Democratic Congressional Committee
18Th Congressional District
Jos. C. Arnold
Alleal
Predek. Guthery
Land
Tiffin
John M. Pattioon
Demon snuff fight grows across Mississippi labor groups
The Jackson News crusades against Scotch snuff use, sparked by Jackson barbers union and backed by other labor groups. Legislators receive constituent letters as clubs form to push for legislation in January, aiming to curb the habit statewide. Also noted is wax producing insects in China yielding sealing wax and shellac at the British Natural History Museum.
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Jackson News
Missis Aipps
Barbers’ Union of
Jackson
Todia
China
British Natural History Museum
Rowth
Kensington
Latin Warning Feeds Wood Safety Folklore Afloat
A southern France tale describes a peasant posting a Latin warning to deter trespassers in a wood. The notice cites Corylis Aveliana and other venomous snakes, and since appears to have kept intruders out. In an Alabama court a wit replies to an oath question with humor about nature and kin.
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France
Alabama
Glove Nallying as a Hidden Flaw Catching Honesty
The Drapers Record crowns a fashion flaw named glove nallying where women wear gloves all night to test bloom and claim a replacement. The piece hints at consumer frustration with gloves and fashion couture, noting a woman owning six and a quarter hind inches attempting to convert wear into a five yard measure.
Lightning Rod Talk Warns Prospective Buyers of Safe Installations
Fire Marshal cites good and bad practices in lightning protection. A properly constructed rod should form a circuit from ground to roof, protect chimneys, and avoid running wires on walls. Stevensons warn against bent or loose rods, copper rust, and gaps that invite strokes. reports from state fire marshal note protected buildings suffer far fewer lightning losses.
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Monroe Hopkins
Navy
Win
Sonwin
Mr Purtell
Farm Mutual Insurance
Tut
Tv Annual Report
Mit
Heary
United Builes Weather Bureau
Jandste
Oliver LodKe
Marana
Daily Market Report from East Buffalo and Chicago Grain
East Buffalo cattle and hog markets show varied strength with calves steady and lambs lower yet sheep and yearlings firm. Chicago grain trades note heavy wheat tone, mills aiming to close for two weeks to boost flour trade, with May and July futures listed across wheat corn and oats on May 1 and 13.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
Chicago
Cattle and Sheep Market Notes From Pittsburg Auction
Pittsburg cattle and sheep market reports light supplies with steady to mixed prices. Prized cattle mix includes prime and choice steers around 6.70 to 6.80, cows from 3.50 to 5.50, and heifers near 4.50 to 5.50. Lambs and sheep show steady demand with mixed quality, ranges from about 4.50 to 5.95 for feeders, and lambs around 6.70 to 6.70 with heavy shipments noted.
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Pittsburg
Cleveaml
Alay
Roowlpia
Cary
Willow Block Yards cattle and hog market report
Union Stock Yards Willow Block shows cattle receipts around 20 000 with tomorrow's estimate near 4 000 and hogs at 92 000 with 22 000 forecast. prices span from 3.00 to 7.25 for cows and feeders and 4.00 to 5.85 for plow and heavy hogs. sheep receipts around 20 400 with native lambs priced 4.25 to 8. Western yard native lambs at 6.25 to 7.50.
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Union Stock Yards
Willow Biock Yards
His
Fomorrow
Prine Beever
Ihc Jnwer
Western Yard
New York Produce Market May 3 Shipment Notes
A brief market report from New York on May 3 notes batter and cheese packing, creamery products, and dairy items in assorted bundles. It mentions two dozen eggs, 22 dozen dairy items, and white fancy creamery goods with various broken consignments and quantities.
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New York
York
Wipte
State Dairy
Anenl
Local grain markets corrected daily by Marlon Milling
Milling and Grain Co lists prices for wheat at per bushel, oats per bushel, corn per bushel, rye per bushel, clover seed at 12 dollars per barrel, timothy at 2 dollars per bushel, and Hungarian seed at zero per barrel. Names of grains and prices are inconsistent and partially garbled. May reflect OCR errors on old market sheet.
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Marlon Milling & Grain Co
Local Produce Market Prices Update
Daily advertise list from Chas Turner & Co showing butter lard onions potatoes and numerous staples with varied prices per unit, bushel, or barrel. Includes rice, beans, flour, sug ar, dried fruits, crackers, and canned goods with bold per unit figures across multiple brands and sizes.
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Chas, Turner & Qo
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Washington Star
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Thirteenth
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Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
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MH. L. Protaman
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