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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
Contestants for a trip to Jamestown enter the final stretch as votes determine party personnel. The Commercial Tribune notes energy from friends drives success while late effort can dethrone complacent contenders. Listed entries include Miss Mame Horton and several others with varying vote tallies.
Miss Stella Cook of 3508 Reading Road Ward 13 Cincinnati. Nominated by Eugene Kahn. Countersigned by George Fischer tailor Henry F Bieler Secretary The George Bieler Sons Company Sebastian Fey & Sons wholesale wine merchants. Miss Nellie Brock Hamilton Butler County Nominated by W F Thomas Mayor Countersigned by C E Mason Cashier Miami Valley National Bank WJ Slayback attorney at law.
The article compiles a total ballots received up to 8 a.m. June 6 1907 in Cincinnati wards 1 3 4 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 and surrounding townships with names and street addresses of electors in each ward plus county wide counts across multiple counties including Adams Athens Auglaize Brown Clermont Clinton Fairfield Fayette Franklin Greene and more. It lists Miss Clara Dauman Miss Martha Odoms Miss Nannie Stapp Miss Edith Rohde and many others with per ward tallies ranging from 60 to 41 000 in Hamilton County and surrounding districts.
Mistress Fashion presents a child’s dress pattern with an over blouse waist and Mandarin sleeve bands. The guimpe extends to the waist. skirt features a double, straight upper part and flounced lower section with a deep tuck. Materials listed include light cloths and silk with embroidery trim. sizes 14 to 17 years, pattern No. 4191, price ten cents.
Dearborn Delaware Ripley Switzerland Union counties list several Miss names with locations and numbers. Entries include Miss Lizzie De La Croix Harriso R F D Box 86 and Miss Willia Mae Corbin Lawrence County and more in Muncie Browns Brownstown Batesville Liberty and Vevay with numeric codes.
Kentucky Boone County lists Miss Bertha Miller Landing and Miss Nannie Burkett Union with numbers. Greenup County shows Miss Lucy Lacock Greenup and Miss Susan Welch Greenup with figures. Nicholas Carlisle Campbell and other counties note residents and amounts with partial garbled entries.
Miss Clara Verina Brown Lex mamton Ward Riess Miss Mamie Muehlenkamp Sev enth and Patterson Ward 4 Miss Anna Golden 228 BE Fourth St WORE Aicissescs 266 16 WARDS 5 AND 6 6 344 Mrs Alice Stuntebeck 2389 BE Penth wt Ward 6 Miss Helen A Cappen 924 York st Ward 6 Miss May Finnell Erlanger 1990 Miss Emma Clare Latonia 1576 fd a Kenton County lists residents by ward and address with scattered OCR errors.
The American Meatpackers Association led by President General Michael Ryan of Cincinnati issued a letter to livestock shippers defending not paying for animals condemned as unfit for food by government inspectors. The group argues refunds should go to sellers with deductions for hide and offal, and notes tuberculosis risk is mainly in dairy cows.
Dr. M. L. Heidingsfeld named Junior Dermatologist at City Hospital. Fence removal at Garfield Park referred for opinion. McClintic-Marshall protests Beechmont avenue bid. Brackett low bid disputed. Henkel & Sullivan Beechmont bid $20,000 over estimate. re-advertise. Finance Committee meeting moved to Monday. University Board to settle bills after commencement. May water works cost $4,556.67 vs old water works payroll $6,065.40. Lane Bodney Foundry must install new meter or water shut off. dispute over meter damage. Sharon Ohio promoters raise $16,000 for new bank. goal $25,000–$30,000 capital.
The Rev Dr C B Schenk of Avon dale becomes President of the Cincinnati Association of Former Students and Alumni of Ohio Wesleyan University at a luncheon. Election of officers follows with E D Lyon Vice President W M Fridman Secretary J L Kohl Treasurer. Also listed are new executive members and greetings from university faculty and trustees. Sealed bids due June 17 1907 for seventeen thousand dollars of non taxable Cincinnati bonds to finance Pearl Findlay and Sixth street market improvements. Bonds dated April 30 1907 mature 20 years from date bearing 3.65 percent interest and payable in New York City. Bids must include bond counts and gross bid amounts with accrued interest. certified checks for 5 percent accompany bids. right to reject bids reserved.
Mil lc reek Valley reports commencement at St Bernard High School in Town Hall with Ben Mulford Jr delivering the principal address and A L Monce presenting diplomas to Fay Estella Bellew Norma Lena Memmel Isabel Thorpe Edna Burl Drake Vivien Monce William Henry Brune Walter Henry Dobert and Howard J Monce Ernst J Manthey will speak. Glen Dale College graduates are announced Lillian Baldwin Beuhla Butcher Irene Mitchell Biggs Phyllis Evers Murray Ethel Elanor Rogerson Mary H Scott and Herminie Wiecking with Emma W Perkins of the Woman's College Cleveland delivering an address. Carthage National Bank to begin work on a new building at Anthony and Main in the coming weeks. Hartwell High School seniors Lowe Wiggers Pearl Prins Ett aheim and Mildred Hamilton will graduate this evening with George Metzger presenting diplomas. Alumni plan a reception Saturday evening.
Train leaves C. and L. Station at 8:40 am for Warsaw Sedamsville and Sedamsville cars. Ticket Office No 3 street Sinton Hotel Block Phones 1898 or W 920.
Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen routes listed with sailing dates and times. Banks and agents including Oelrichs & Co., First National Bank, Atlas National Bank, German National Bank, Exp Ier & Co., and Western German Bank are named as agents.
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