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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

18

Ohio tributaries cost money for dredging projects

The report details 663 297.84 dollars spent in the last fiscal year on Ohio river tributaries to improve navigation. It notes muskingum river costs around 1 338 000 dollars, amid dredging and obstructions. Big Sandy and Kentucky rivers also undergo improvements including locks and dams planned to cost 4 725 000 dollars, with further dredging and plant needs.

Ohio River Musm Big Sandy W. J. Warren Washington Warren Ee Channel Big Sandy River Pikeville Levisa Fork Ond Creek Tug Fork

Timber and Log Industry Costs and River Transport Figures

The report notes the estimated total cost of the lock and dam project at 8.0941 million dollars. It also records on the Kentucky river for the year 318,665 tons valued at 5.00147 million dollars and 11,646 passengers carried by boats.

Kentucky

Improvements Proposed for Cincinnati Music Hall on Elm Street

The Cincinnati Music Hall association proposes street widening on Elm Street by ten feet to ease traffic and pedestrian flow. An umbrella shed 190 feet long and 11 feet wide with a concrete floor would be built for spectators as plans move to the city engineer for report.

Cincinnati Music ‘Hall Association Elm Street C. M. Wright Board of Public Service Plum Wright Spontemerettes

Hills Defends Hunt Street Park Iron Removal Cost

Superintendent Hillen backed a $1,350 bill for removing iron pipe from Hunt street park saying the work was reasonable. He claimed 625 330 pounds of iron were removed and fences had to be torn down and rebuilt to store the iron. The park board referred the bill back to the park commission for review.

Hillen Hunt Street Park. Commission Hiller Park Commission

Fifty tents set for Bay Camp at four mile road

The Cincinnati Day Camp Ambulation for consumptives opens at a new farm on Four Mile road between Mount Washington and Sweetwater tomorrow. Thirty tents will house patients free for two weeks while treated. a nurse remains on site.

Cincinnati Amboolation Four Mile Road Mount Washington Sweetwater Association Oncar Stark East Eighth Patréet

Prominent City Workers Named in Group of Notables

A list of notable residents is presented including Charles W. Bell, Mrs. Morris Pollak, Mrs. Joseph and Dr. Stark among others. The text notes interest in the work and mentions several prominent citizens connected to local society.

Charles W. Bell Elford Groesbeck William . Wilshire Morris Pollak Morris' Joseph Ed‘ger Jéhneph A. W. Williamson Stark Mra

Chief Officer Norma Hsberger Engagement Announcement

Norma Hsberger, the chief officer, announces her engagement to Acsierent Cashier. The notice notes a forthcoming wedding and family plans in the community.

Garry's Return Rumor Denied by City Figures

Rumor spread yesterday that August Herrmann of the Los Angeles Elks was returning to Cincinnati as grand ruler. Eimer Pryor and waterworks officials contradicted the report saying Herrmann has no plans to come back within a month and that mail would be redirected to western points.

Herrmann Xalted Grand Elks Los Angeles

Local youths enlist in U S Navy at Middletown recruiting station

W P McIntosh John J Gardiner Ray Dorid Brooks Robert Beatty Bart Bennett and others enlisted as apprentice seamen in the United States Navy at the Middletown recruiting station yesterday and will report to training ships at Norfolk tomorrow. Harry A Deckert and Arthur Barnett enlisted as electricians. Edward Boudinot from Richmond Kentucky and John W Rump formerly of the Revenue Service also joined.

Richmond John W. Rump The Revenue Service

Free Dinner at Mission for City Newsboys

The Rescue Mission on Carlisle Avenue hosts a noon event for orphaned and unemployed city newsboys. Rev J A Griffin and Mrs Le Harris chair the program with gifts including lemonade, ice cream, fruit, and candy.

J. al Griffin Spurgeon Fin Carlisle Avenue John Street Central Avexuh Bts le Harris

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