Local Butcher Promises Prime Meats and Expert Prep
A butcher promotes supplying choice cuts of beef mutton lamb and veal at all times. They note artistry in cutting and preparation and advertise delicious hams and bacon ready for breakfast.
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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
5
A butcher promotes supplying choice cuts of beef mutton lamb and veal at all times. They note artistry in cutting and preparation and advertise delicious hams and bacon ready for breakfast.
Woolen blankets laundered by us come home clean and warm without shrinking. We use pure soft water and a special wool soap with careful handling learned by years of experience. Price is 25 cents per pair for double blankets and 15 cents for singles. Try us.
Wednesday evening from seven to eight oclock a reception will be given by the officers and members of the Daughters of Veterans to the Department Commander and Staff Delegates and visitors at Eagle Hall. The program includes Invocation by Rev George Creamer Music by Miss Leavell Mrs Burgett and others with solos and a male quartet. Comrade John McElroy and Alfred Beers address the crowd as the National Commander in Chief and other speakers take part.
Wednesday evening program at Grace M E Church includes brief talks by comrades and a reception for Department Commander and guests at the Pythian Castle. Attendees. Miss Light J Warren Keifer Alfred Beers and Rev S Forrest listed among speakers.
A group of grocers announce store closures Thursday from 12 to 4 pm with a 5 pm delivery. Signatories include Cockerill and Son, J W Buffer & Co, N S Barnett & Son, T Polites, M Ortman, Phil Rothrock, EParrett, and others. A separate brief reports the death of Nelson, 45, an Akron bank accountant, found dead in his Los Angeles apartment with gas jets open, suspected self harm.
The 1913 parade of the Ohio Department G A R will start at 1 30 p m June 19 at Market and Hinde Streets with formations for Company M 4th C N G Sons of Veterans and Grand Army Comrades. Leaders include Gov Cox department commander Major Bell G Allen and Div Commander F W Combs as marshals.
The letters expose sugar lobby activities and rail interests shaping media and politics. They allege involvement of figures like Vice President Sherman and Former Speaker Cannon in steering a Chicago daily paper, with commentary from readers and unrelated medical testimonials.
The ruling states railroads must load milk cans at agency stations while shippers must load at non-agency stations after appellate modification. The decision affects Columbue Clume Milk and similar shipments.
A fragment mentions bank profits and dividends for depositors and holders of other institutions in Central Ohio. It notes a state building company and rent-like payments, with percent figures of five to twenty, and invites readers to request booklets for more details.
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