War on Waste joint committees formed in Washington
The Retail Merchants Association and the Housekeepers Alliance unite for a week long War on Waste. A joint committee led by John T. Newbold will coordinate with a later group from Mrs Thompson to promote home economy and efficient purchasing. The effort seeks business support and participation from merchants to curb waste in households and national wealth.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
John Ft. Newbold
Lester Wansburgh
A Lisner
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M. Brooks
Anton Stephan
Thompson
Flora McPdonald Thompson
Theirman
Ellen A. Linton
Jewy T Raines
Archibald ®Ropkins
Kibby
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W . Bigelow
Theoore
Cote
Thomas West
Amilton J Clark
Montgomer
S. Ransome
Richard Wainwright
Wash- Anton Mill
Retail Merchants’ Association of
Washington
Flousekeepers' Alliance
Housekepers’ Alliance
gKantlamen
Retail Merchants” Association
Housekeepers
Farm Homes for Refugees Plan to Start in U S
Miss Caroline Appleton announces a series of Washington talks to promote farm colonies in the United States for war refugees. The first event is at Mrs Ronpart Hinkley’s home, 1623 Sixteenth Street NW. Appleton, from the Appleton family of Massachusetts, leads Friends of Childhood to aid children harmed by war and requests eight dollars for a central executive committee with Washington HQ and state subcommittees, funded from her personal resources to ensure donations go to relief work.
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Caroline Dawes Appleton
Washington
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Sixteenth Street
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Massachusetts
Paria
A . Appleton
Publishec
Appleton
Modify Freight Embargo at Baltimore Port
Baltimore embargo on grain adjusted by Penna Railroad and by Baltimore and Ohio. Orders issued to ease export date restrictions effective March 15 and March 7 respectively. Embargo on grain billed to Locust Point from same points also alleviated.
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Penneviania Railroad
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
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Secretary Lansing Visits Pinehurst for Short Vacation
Secretary of State Lansing and Mrs. Lansing arrived in Pinehurst NC for a brief vacation as metal markets report copper and iron prices steady. The Metal Market in New York lists copper and tin quotes, with spot copper around 55, futures around 103, electrolytic copper at 136, and tin near 195 pounds.
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New York
Diet Electronic
London
Society notes recount luncheons and gatherings across Washington
Society continues with multiple hostesses and guests listed for luncheons at Mrs. Fafua Day and Mrs. Willard K. Saulabury, plus a bridge party at Mrs. John Russell Young’s, and a Florida Society program at the Logan Hotel. A St Patrick’s dance by Dixie Chapter and a birth announcement for a daughter at 16 Hesketh Street are also noted along with plans for Mrs. Ten Eyck’s Atlantic City trip and an informal Portland at home.
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Mark A. Tyndall
Hesketh Street
Chevy Chase
Faminie L. Ten Eyck
Miss Wyeth Hosts Luncheon for Brooks Wedding
Social notes recount Miss Dorothy Wyeth hosting a pink themed luncheon in honor of Miss Dorothy Brooks, a bridesmaid prospect for Miss Brooks and Lieut. William H. Holcombe’s March 22 ceremony. Guests include wedding party members and local society figures at Washington venues.
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Misa Dorothy Wyeth
Dorothy Gray Brooks
William Henry Holcombe
Misa Brooks
Miss Brooks
Dorothy Taylor
Mary Irwin
Frances Effinger
Dorothy Adams
Helen McCumber
Marie Peary
Antoinette Ray
Eugenia Holcombe
New York Return For Osler Dunn Party Guests
Mr and Mrs Joseph Osler and Milas Marjorie Dunn guests of Representative and Mrs Thomas B Dunn have returned to New York. The Army Relief Society meeting with Mrs George M Sternberg as president will be held at 10 30 this morning at the Willard with all members expected. Captain William T Merry has gone to New York for a visit to his mother before his regiment is ordered to the border. The Misses Randolph reopen their house at 2033 Hillyer Place and will spend spring in Washington. Mrs M D Owen-Chahoon leaves today for Philadelphia and Baltimore. The Congressional Club plans Mind Beeside in a costume song recital as guest of honor on Friday March 13 at 4 o'clock. Mrs Richard Young leaves Washington today for a several day visit.
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Milas Marjorie Dunn
Representative
Thomasb. Dunn
New York
The
Army Relief Society
George M. Sternberg
Willard
William T. Merry
Randolph
Hillyer Place
Washington
Congressional Club
Grand Opera
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Sumner Gerard
Lawrence Lewis Gillespie
Eleanor L. R. Lawrence
Harriet McCook
Perry Belmont
James Brown Potter
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Alexander D. B. Pratt
J. Fred Pierson, Jr
Hermann Oelrichs
Palm Beach
Francis C. Bishop
John Ranford
J. Woodward Haven
Beekman Winthrop
R. Horace Gallatin
Clarence H. Mackay
Social Gossip From Page Seventy Continues At Opera Reception
Miss Natalie Matthews will be maid of honor with Charles E. Forman as best man. John Egmont Schermerhorn to give her away. Engagement announced for Gladys Marion Browne to James Gough Jamison. Opera season ends with fashionable boxes as patrons attend eighteenth week opening shows.
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John Egmont Schermerhorn
Marton R. Browne
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gladys
Marion Browne
James Gough Jamison
New York
Miss Browne
Jamison
Leonard Calvert
Maryland
Pierre Savary
France
Surplus bids mark lively city tax sale bidding
Opening day of the annual tax sale drew unusually spirited bidding among four principal buyers Charles Wiltsie John Faust W H Manogue and T J Raitt. Surplus bids of 401 and 95 highlighted the session while most lots were settled for taxes penalties and costs with redemption possible for two years.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Faust
Cleveland
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W. H. Manogue
Washington
T. J. Raitt
Philadelphia
Ben. L. Prince
Daily Cotton Market and Inter State Moves 1915
The report details port movement and interior movement with figures for Galveston Savannah Mobile Norfolk and New Orleans among others. It covers revenue increases for 43 east of the Mississippi railroads due to Interstate Commerce Commission rate changes in October 1915 including freight and passenger rises and notes the overall revenue rise and percentage changes.
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Houston
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Little Rock
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Iincidental
Wheat Strength Amid Rail Embargo Lifts in Chicago
Chicago grain markets showed added strength on news of lifted grain shipment embargoes to the East. May wheat traded around 1.08 to 1.09, July near 1.07, with corn easing and provisions slipping, while cash bids held Nos 2 red wheat around 1.08 to 1.10 and yellow corn about 77 cents.
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Boston closing prices for mining stocks March 14
Closing prices list mining equities and oil stocks in Boston with dividends noted. Companies include Alaska Gold 21 Allouez Mining 44 Copper Range 66% East Butte 12% Granby 92% Greene-Cananea 50% Mohawk 102 Mayflower 3% Old Colony 2% NY, NH&W 67% Ray Consolidated 24% Shannon 10% United Fruit Utah Copper Utah Consolidated Ventura Oil Wolverine Mining.
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N. Y
Ray Consolidated Mining
Shannon Mining
Ruperior Mining
United Fruit
Utah Consolidat
Utah
Ventura Oil
Wolverine Mining
Local Produce Market Prices From Poultry To Vegetables
Prices for alive poultry hens and turkeys with per pound rates. dressed chickens and hens. ducks and turkeys. cheese butter eggs with regional names. vegetables including potatoes onions peppers cucumbers spinach beets carrots tomatoes cabbage celery and lettuce with per basket crate or bushel figures. green fruits California and Florida citrus and apples with per box or crate amounts.
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New York State
Virginia
Florida
Baltimore Markets Prices on Grains Poultry and Butter
Baltimore market report lists oats at 46 49 sixteenths, white corn 44 464, poultry prices for live chickens old and young hens roosters ducks and geese with varied weights, butter prices across creamery fancy choice good prints and blocks, eggs Maryland Pennsylvania and Western firsts and regional ranges.
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Philadelphia Markets Report March 14 Prices Steady to Higher
Philadelphia markets radios show butter steady and cheese steady. Eggs unsettled with nearby firs, no. 2 red wheat higher with spot and March futures. Corn and oats advance with no. 2 yellow and white varieties rising. Prices listed for various grades and delivery months.
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Philadelphia
New York Cotton Bounces Back Amid Southwest Prospects
In New York on March 14 the cotton market firmed after an early setback. Traders cited Southern spot firmness and crop worries in the Southwest, plus Wall Street demand. May to December contracts showed gains with the general list closing steadier, July futures ending near 12.18.
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New York
Wall Street
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York stock reporters note mixed cattle and hog markets. Chicago receipts 16 000 hogs and 4 000 cattle with broad price ranges and steady to weak trends across hogs cattle and sheep while New York shows no trading on beefeves calves and steady sheep and lambs with hogs selling strong in the lighter grades.
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Chicago
New York
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported in New York
New York on March 14 reports prime crude at 9.38 in nominal terms with prime summer yellow spot at 10.34. Prices extend through March to October with several monthly figures including 10.46 for March and April and 10.75 for prime winter yellow and summer white.
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New York
New York Money Market Report March 14
Mercantile paper at 3 percent. Sterling 60 day bills 4.71 percent. Demand and cables for sterling 4.76 percent. Francs demand 6.92, cables 5.91. Marks demand and cables 72 percent. Kronen demand and cables 13 percent. Guilders demand 424, cables 42. Lives 6.69 and 6.68. Rubles 32. Bar silver 56. Mexican dollars 43. Tinte loan terms show varying 2 to 3 percent for 60 days to six months. Call money steady high 2, low 1, rate 1, last loan 2, closing bid 1, offered 2.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
New York Produce Market Report March 14 1920
New York market notes show butter receipts 12 658 creamery and 92 score, eggs receipts 22 987 with fresh extras and firs ts and seconds ranges. Cheese firm with State whole milk flats and specials, dressed poultry quiet with chickens fowls and turkeys listed. sugar raw firm 5 64 refined 6 75. lard weak 11.00 to 1.10, pork and beef steady.
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New York
Hennery
New York Grain Spot and futures steady report
New York grain market shows spot firm wheat grades at 1.27 to 1.46 percent f o b New York for various durum and Northern grades. Corn and oats also listed as steady with No. 2 yellow corn at 34 to 85 cents and standard oats at 51 cents. Futures for May wheat at 1.16 percent.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Standard
Fragmented financial report fragment from historic paper
A partial OCR reads a cash and asset summary with items like coins bank notes legal tender and reserves, gees and other eaah items, fractional currency and national notes, and totals including cash in bank, stocks and bonds, premiums, due and accrued interest, and other assets, indicating an incomplete balance sheet glimpse.
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Seal
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Philippine Islands
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Lagat
Lawful Money Reserve Banka
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