Market Prices Across Regions Rise and Fall on June 24
Reports from Pittshure and Chicago show cattle receipts around 1800 and 4000 head with gains in some grades and softness in others. Hogs receipts near 2500 in Pittshure and 17000 in Chicago reflect steady to mixed prices, while sheep and lambs receipts of about 1500 and 12000 indicate firm to strong bids. Wheat corn and oats futures list July and Sept positions, with various cash and forward prices across cities including Baltimore Toledo and Cleveland markets.
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Pittshure
Chicago
Texas
Baltimore
Toledo
Local Market Prices and Produce Quotes
Close of markets yesterday corrected at noon lists grain and hay items including Wheat Nabiac Yellow Corn Hay No 1 Timothy Hay No 2 Timothy Hay No 1 Clover Straw dry per ton and damp per ton not quoted. Prices paid for produce include chickens old and young per pound and potatoes per bushel with several figures and notes.
Britton shoots and kills wife then commits suicide
Marietta Ohio reports John Britton shot and instantly killed his wife this morning before turning the gun on himself in a double tragedy. The incident occurred in Marietta on June 24. Authorities investigated the shooting and subsequent suicide.
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Marietta
Ohio
John Britton
Appeals From Lower Court in Chestnut v. Lestnut
Joseph Chestnut appeals to the Common Pleas Court from Justice J. B. Koonta over a rent dispute involving $33.01 claimed as due. The earlier judgment awarded Chestnut $3.90 in Koontz's court. counsel for Chestnut is C. E. Baughn.
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Joseph Chestnut
Eva ‘Lestnut
Common Pleas Court
Court of Justice
J. B. Koonta
C. E. Baughn
Chestnut
Justice Koontz
Takes Sand For Stomach Cure Story
Julian Emmons, House of Representatives door keeper, claims a sand cure at age five cured sour stomach and related ills. He takes a teaspoonful of coarse sand after each meal, carries a vial, and says he now relishes food, sleeps well, and enjoys life.
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Washington
Julian Emmons
House of Representatives
Ike
C H Murray Undertaking Company
A brief notice lists C H Murray Undertaking Company in Washington C with office phone 66 and residence numbers Bell 66 and Home 8 on 68. The fragmentary listing indicates a local business contact in the funeral service field.
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C.H. Murray Undertakin Company
RB. Court
Washington C
Bell
Divided Two Real Games White Sox and Browns in Double Header
The White Sox and St. Louis Browns split a double header as Browns won the opener 3 to 1 and Chicago captured the nightcap 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Southpaw duel between Hamilton and Alevery framed the second game.
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White Sox
Browns
Chicago
St. Louie
New Holland Homecoming Picnic and Field Meet Scheduled
An all day homecoming profit and field meet will be held in the With gott and Evans grove near New Holland on Thursday July sixth. Thousands are expected to attend with music by Prive band. Activities include balloon ascension ball games meteor and horse races and other contests. The picnic is under the auspices of the Ko of P and MWA lodges.
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With Gott
Evans Grove
New Theland
Ls Prive
Still Willing to Accept Subordinate Cincinnati Post
Highland county candidate L Kl Faria backing Starvey Garber for the Cincinnati Internal Revenue collectorship will accept a subordinate post under An drew J Gilligan. Farias applied for today’s Civil Service exam in Cincinnati to qualify for Deputy Collector roles.
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L. Kl. Faria
Highland County
Starvey Garber
Cincinnati
Duncan Aims at New World Discus Records This Season
New York reports discus star Jim Duncan trains daily with the saucer and nears record distances. Experts expect improved form to win multiple discus events around the region, challenging last year’s marks.
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Jim Duncan
New York
James
Duncan
Shanecan
Sweeden
Jaipale
Pinland
Ro i Byrd
Chicago
Grim Estate Bequest Split in Nine Heirs Suit
The suit aims to divide the estate of James Madison Grim and his wife Sarah Alice, killed when struck on the White Oak Pike at Broominghore. The 60 acre property would be shared equally among nine children, with defendants including Martha Grim Mayr Kekle and Harvey Wardell.
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Wiortie
Hee Oh
Wekle
Majoyle
Martha Grim
Mayrnatd Kekle
Ona Kekle
Bevan
Majorieevan
Harvey Wardell
Mary Wardell
James Madison Grim
Sarah Alice
White Oak Pike
Broominghore
Speedy Delivery Directive Aims First Carrier Trip
A directive from the Postmaster General urges prompt distribution of daily papers. First class matter should be delivered on the first carrier trip after mail receipt, provided close mail delivery is not delayed. The order emphasizes timely handling of newspapers and related market data.
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Dmgiel
Dale
Elise Mathe
Hopes
Matl Ata Post Office
Would-Be Suicide Rescued After Two Attempts
Edward W. Coates of Nenia failed in a double suicide attempt as a neighbor found him hanging in a cellar and cut him down. After recovering he tried again with a belt in a shed. friends saved him a second time.
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Edward W) Coates
Nenia
Coates
Hank
Cut Leader Ik Her Right Ankle in Incident
Fragmentary report describes a cutting incident involving leader Ik Her and events near a medical or residential site. Names and specifics are unclear but multiple figures and a potential healing period are referenced.
Dentists 10 Have a Hale Holiday
The Washingtonental Soviets led by Dra KR Page A M Bayh CW Sadders DC Vo Laeiem W B Robinson and TW Mead plan a resolution to close their places if it continues aftermin during. Paty and August.
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Dra KR Page
A. M Bayh
CW. Sadders
DC. Vo Laeiem
W. BE. Robinson
TW Mead Flen
Paty
Post Office Classification Changes Reported
Officials announce updates to mail rate classifications affecting the Collinsville area. The revised fees, effective next month, adjust rates cited by the Post Office Department and will influence local sorting procedures and customer mailings.
Aid Meeting Announcement for Ladies and Jane di Re Sa
The Ladies Aid group will meet for Christian chores as scheduled. All members are urged to attend. Jane di Re Sa is noted among those expected to be present.
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Jane
Mite Society Meets at Mrs J A Edge Home
The Wesley Chapel Mite Society will meet at the home of Mrs J A Edge on Oak Street Wednesday at 2 30 PM. The note also mentions flood the Want Advertisements as part of the text.
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Wesley Chapel Mite Society
J. A Edge
Oak Street
Mrs Wert Wolfe Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs Wert Wolfe underwent a serious operation at Hudson Hospital Tuesday morning. Attending physician Dr E F Todhunter called in Dr H L Stitt for the procedure.
Regular Meeting Notice for W. KL Chapter
The regular meeting of W. KL chapter will be held Thursday June 26 at an unspecified time. Emma Craig serves as president and Emily Baldwin as secretary. Buy or sell through the Want Ads.
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W. KL
Emily Baldwin
Secy
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