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Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

Page

7

Field Meet for Scouts at the Fair

One of the years biggest Boy Scout events in Warren County, the Field Meet takes place at 2 PM on September 4 during the county fair. Events include Grand Entry, Antelope Race, Staff Race, Equipment Race, Potato Race, Centipede Race, Knot Tying Relay, Wall Climbing, One-half Mile Relay, Scout Games, and demonstrations of signaling and semaphore. Nearby city pairings and scores are listed for matchups including Pittsburgh at Boston and Chicago at New York.

Warren County Loggins Miller Schmidt Northrop Wilson

Former SAILAID player Buck Weaver sidelined by injury

Charles Rishert is at short for the White Sox while Buck Weaver recovers from an injured finger. The text notes draft reclassification for pitcher Harry Harper of Washington, remaining in class 3, and lists various batteries and matchups across teams including Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York with scattered box score fragments and game notes.

Charles Rishert White Sox Buck Weaver Harry Harper Washington Hackensack Cleveland Boson Cleveland Mays Kinney Schang Coveleskie O'Neill Detroit St. Louis Philadelphia Natepitcs Eh Armel ONO H. Harper Ainsmith Brooklyn Chee Hall Stanage Cincinnati Chicago New York Boston Boston el Washington Oead ABU St Louis

Magnates in Cleveland Decide Fate of World Series

National League magnates meet in Cleveland to decide if the baseball season closes September 2 and whether a World Series can be staged before or after Labor Day. President Tener refuses NL commission attendance, while AL owners lean toward ending August 13 with the series to follow.

Cleveland War Department Washington Als Bud Vante Qeveland Ohio National Commissere Today Garry Uermann Ban Johnson Barony Dierfuss Pittsburgh Pirates National League Johnson Baker Krexyfuss

Cubs Campers and Courtroom Rumors Roil Baseball News

Claude Vendrix and Bil Killefer fished near Boston returning with two dozen sea bass. Jack Curler claims Dempsey Fulton fight losses of 13000 dollars. Giants sign Clymer. McGraw clueless. Louisville coaching speculation looms as Clymer may cover for upcoming moves. Price hikes force horse shoeing rise. M. C. A. mule trains aid Italian troops in the mountains.

Claude Vendrix Bil Killefer Cubs Boston

Bio-feren claim of rapid health gains for women

An advertisement proclaims frail nervous women can gain vigor in two weeks with Bio-feren. It promises a strong healthy body, clear skin, and buoyant energy if users take a seven day routine then continue until finished. The notice asserts a full formula is printed on the package.

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Pennsylvania Not Burdened by War Costs

Pennsylvania officials say the commonwealth has spent far less than New York’s alarmist figures on war costs. Extra salaries total about 310,000 monthly, with a 2,000,000 special appropriation expiring next year. Highway work and war road funding, militia budgets, and a large state appropriation are noted, while a separate injury case and a social engagement are briefly mentioned.

Commonwealth New York State Pennsylvania Highway Department War Board Pennsylvaia Reserve National Guard Little Bradley Almena Bradley George Lundberg United States Army

Market Report from New York Opens Quiet and Mixed

New York August 3 The stock market opened quiet with steels up about 1 percent to 1598, United Cigar Stores +7 at 99, Sumatra up one to 12314, Tobacco products +14 at 69. Marine Midland recovered losses after opening weak at 96. Railroad stocks remained very quiet. General Motors opened at 1433, up 224. Other steel industrials saw very small transactions.

New York United Cigar Stores Sumatra Gen. Motors

Market Report Highlights Major Industrial Stocks Uptick

A daily market roundup lists numerous firms including Allis Chalmers American Smelting and Refining Anaconda Bethlehem Steel General Motors U S Steel and Westinghouse with mixed movements. Notable tickers reference rail lines copper coal tobacco and automotive names while several entries show fractional changes and several OCR glitches.

Allis Chalmers Steel Foundry Tel & Tel Woolen Zinc Anaconda Atchison Atlanta Gur & W Baldwin Loco Baltimore & Ohio Hethlehem Steel B. Can. Pac Central Leather Marine Pro Mexican Miami Copper Midvale Steel Nat'l Enamel and Stamp Pittsburgh Coal Southern Pacific Chicago and North Western Chicago Mil & St. Paul Chile Copper Ucaaswee Crucible Cuba Distillenes Securities Orca Esa Scere Erie General Motors Goodrich Northern Pr Inspiration Copper Wennecost Lackay Mar K Central Traftford Pennsy Ray Consolidated Reading Repuitic Iron Southern Hiudebaker Tera, Co Union Pacific Ae Union Cigar Stores U. S Ind Alcohol Steel Losi Westinghouse White More Willys Overland

Pittsburg Stock Cattle and Hogs Report

Pittsburg Aug 3 market report shows light cattle supply with steady activity. Prime hogs range from 1930 to 2000, mediums 2930 to 2050, light workers 206 to 2025, and roughs 2025. Sheep and lambs steady with prime sheep 1159 and lambs 1650, other categories 600 to 950.

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