Dahl Millikan Party Outing Launches Annual Lake Trip
The seventeenth annual Dahl Millikan Midland Grocery outing began with a reception at the Dahl Millikan office and a 400 strong group boarding a Pere Marquette train to Detroit. The City of Detroit steamer will carry the party to Mackinac Island and beyond with meals on deck and a chartered exclusive voyage.
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Dahl-Millikan
Midland Grocery Company
Obbo
del. Boul Millikan
Muesatra Ht
Dahl
Will Campbell
Mars Dahli
Virgisia Camptrell
Willia
Pomirnert
Tireon & Titers
Willie Laeleer
Thin City
Pere Marquette
Detroit
City of
Theo, Ieiland
If & 1
Sprague
D. & C. Navigation Co
Dayton
Here
Springfield
Mackinac Island
Sault Ste Marie
St. Clair
Col Bo Mon Ran
Laewis
Ken
Holloway
Praok Perrill
Claude Clemtenes
H. A. Schadet
John Cullen
Will Lewik
Ewe
Irti
Former Resident Mackey Dies in Asheville
The obituary notes the death of Mackey formerly of the industry area in Asheville after illness linked to the white plague. Her father Mr Mackey and sister Mrs John Piva of this city, along with brother Mr James Collopy, attend to arrangements for funeral at the Church of the Holy Angels in Dayton on Tuesday morning.
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Thas
Mackey
Thie Ndudte
Hertha Cullouy
Prispeeta
Mackey Jett
Asheville
Putten
John Piva
Jelty
James Collopy
Clneiusiath
Church of the Haly Angele
Dayton
Joby Coliope
Sans
Wardom
Frances
Plean
Horses Enter Coshocton Races As Owners Ship Entries
Mr Wert Mallow left Monday Revolve for Coshocton with horses shipped for the meets. The Kitten owned by Frank Reakefeld and a horse owned by Carey Thowland are among entries. Mr Martin trains the animals and good health is expected from all participants.
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Wert Mallow
Comhoeton
Mr. Mallow
Thotvale
Dette
Mark McKinnes
Ty Carey
Thowland Wid
Kitten
Prank Reakefeld
Martin
Count of NorE is dismantled
Workmen removed the decorations used for the G. A. R. encampment, and Monday the Court of Menor was hauled away with the remaining decorations. The Beauty of the Court of Henor drew many pleasing remarks from encampment visitors, enhancing the city’s appearance.
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Menor
Henor
Worthless dogs cost county for sheep claims
County records show large numbers of worthless dogs causing $801.50 in sheep claims for the fiscal year. Of this amount $574 was paid for sheep killed by dogs and the remainder to witnesses. Last year total was $500. requested $569. This year requested $644, but commissioners reduced per assessor guidance.
Figures From Pickaway County Agriculture Totals
Figures from Pickaway County show 12 354 hogs valued at 85 787 held in that county last year. 275 horses valued at 29 895 and 171 cattle worth 4 466 250. Sheep worth 1 608 died. The total value of all stock reached above 125 in 7 OST documents. Butter charged and 4 120 gallons of milk were held from dairies. Value 73 900 and the amount 8 085 GOH pounds. The area produced 22e1015 Dydhete of cord, 748 bushole of Wheat, 213025 bushels of mats, 17 761 bushels of feted potatoes, and GS0 550 Bishels of peas. Sugar corn produced 124 487 tons.
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Pickaway County
Aleg
Holt
Dairies
Conviversal
Rain Benefits Ten Growing Crops In County
The Interad heat relief and two days of rain boost crops across Northern Fayette and neighboring areas. Small showers earlier this week left parts dry, but recent rain now ensures proper wheat filling and hay prospects, pleasing farmers countywide.
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Fayette
Ohio utility body weighs buyout of nine city power plants
The Oto Light and Power Co of Ohio asks the Public Utilities Commission to approve buying nine electric light plants at a cost surpassing 1.5 million dollars. The buyer is a subsidiary of American Gas and Electric. Officials named include RE Breed and Frank F Hunter, with purchases listed for Logan, Perry, Crooksville, Shawnee, New Straitsville, Lancaster, Fremont, Newark, Fostoria, New Lexington, Mt. Vernon and others. Hearings set for June 1 on all nine applications.
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Oto Light and Power Company
Fifa
Comimiaxtan
Otte
My Attorieve
American
Gias and Electric Company
New York City
Ohio Company
RE. Breed
Frank F. Hunter
Logan Light and Power Company
Logan
Perry Electric Company
Crooksville
Peoples Electric Light and Power Company
Shawnee
New Straiteville
Lancaster Electric Light Company
Fremont Yargan Company
Fremont
Licking Light and Power Company
Newark
Field W. Sweney
Fostoria
George N. Tidd
New Lexington
Frank B. Ball
Mt. Vernon
Sweney, Tidd and Ball
State Commission
Regular meeting of Royal Chapter No 28
C E Regular meeting notice for Royal Chapter No 28 to be held Monday at 7 30 PM Anneta M Rowe and W H Loag Gregg listed as officers. secretary noted.
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Royal Chapter
Annetta
Slashed Petticoats and Skirts Fashion Notes
A fashion item description explains satin used for a dainty petticoat with side rosette detailing and matching slashed skirts. The article notes a red cross ball blue product offering double value and extended use compared with other brands.
Railways Halt Sunday Excursions in Ohio This Summer
Ohio railroads announce no Sunday excursion trains will operate this summer. They argue past excursion runs reduced weekday passenger traffic and were unprofitable overall. They deny plans to oppose the two cent fare law. Last year some lines briefly halted excursions, then resumed after Attorney General Hogan threatened charter annulments.
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Ohio
Trad
Hogan
Milk and the yolk of eyes as life sustaining foods
A terse note highlights milk and the yolk of eyes as the only foods containing all elements required to sustain human life, urging readers to consult the Want Advertisements for more details.
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Enomness Dall Millikan
Trip
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Chillicothe
Springer's Book Store
Pathe Story
Lubin
THE
Phoney Singers
Moonshiner
Last Stand
Pathe
Edison
General Scott
Coshocton
Nore
Rious
Dwria
Chen
Vyrviran
Hopkins
Iamita
A. Pitzer
Fitera
Jess W. Smith
BYD Athletic Union
Manhattan
Arrow
C. E
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Frank M. Fullerton
Albert R. McCoy
Court St. Bell Tel
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