Ohio State Booth Showcases Buckeye Grain at Jamestown Exposition
The Ohio State booth at Jamestown Exposition displays a 2400 square foot grain exhibit arranged by R. J. Tussing with Samuel Taylor. It features 500 jars of grain samples, 1000 jars of fruit, a vast corn collection including Tom Thumb popcorn, and a famous three foot square grain seal of Ohio crafted by Frank Gladfelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Booth
R. J. Tussing
Samuel Taylor
Buckeye
Ohio
Curios
Frank Gladfelter
Franklin County
Additional Nominations for Local Officials Names and Signatures
Miss Estella M Burrows of College Hill and Miss Helen Bauer of Ward 19 Cincinnati are among new nominees. Each is nominated by local figures and countersigned by community leaders including pastors and merchants. Stella Cook of Reading Road and Nellie Brock of Hamilton are listed with nominators and countersigners.
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Estella M. Burrows
Linden Av
College Hill
Newbold L. Peerson
A. M. Henshaw
Commandant Military Institute
George M. Clickner
Helen Bauer
Hillside Av
Ward
Cincinnati
L. D. Hobson
Fred G. Emphoff
Fred Mkruse
Stella Cook
Reading Road
Eugene Kahn
George Fischer
Henry F. Bieler
de George Bieler Sons Company
Sebastian Fey & Sons
Nellie Brock
Hamilton, Butler Co
W. F. Thomas
C. E. Mason
Miami Valley National Bank
WW. C. Slayback
Cincinnati Ward Ballot Totals From June 8 1907
Otal number of ballots received up to 8 a.m. June 8 1907 in Cincinnati wards with each voter listed by name and address. Wards 1 3 4 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 show tallies for individual candidates such as Clara Dauman Martha Odoms Fannie Pushin Blanche Martin Mabel Evans Nannie Stapp Clara Schaefer Edith Rohde Margaret PhIbbs Helena Parrott Clara Gruber Tillie Warner Hstella Boles Elizabeth Singer Regina Bower Stella Cook Elizabeth Rooney Elizabeth Fehr Jane Moore G W Dunne Olive B Parrott Abbie Currin Mary Ely Blanche Allen Grapevine Henrietta Mesch Alice Morgan Minnie Hamilton Alice Wiese Helen Bauer Mayme Becker Jeannette Gruber with totals alongside each ward name.
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Nannie Stapp
Martin St
Clara Schaefer
Elm St
Edith Rohde
Syca- Mote Bt
Margaret Phibbs
Broadaes
Helena Parrott
Milton St
The
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Comespany
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commercial Tribune Company
List of local residents and silver dollar awards
A long OCR list names Miss Josie Cook in St Bernard and many other residents by county and townships with monetary amounts attached. The item enumerates multiple individuals such as Miss Edna Mae Brown Hartwell, Miss Lillie Stickney Carthage, Miss Clara Belle Cunningham Sachs and many more across Adams to Pike counties with sums ranging from hundreds to thousands, totaling 81 675.
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Hartwell
Carthage
Edna Mae Brown
Lillie Stickney
Columbia
Symmes
Syca
Clara O'Neill
Warship Bee
Local Listings From Ohio Counties
Vinton County records list Miss Louise Martin and Miss Imogene Lantz of McArthur with numbers 2 566 and 237. Warren County notes Miss Clara M Blair of Lebanon and Miss Ethel R Mannon from Oregonia Be 3 Mo 8. Butler County excludes Hamilton with Miss Estelle M Pittman of Hamilton BR BR Wo 11 36 2. Hamilton entries include Miss Effie Meeks Collinsville 93 Miss Mame Horton East High St 2276 Miss Edna M Holzberger Fourth and Dayton St 898 Miss Mame Ratliff 224 268 and Miss Margaret Jewelle Stevenson 1200 Miss Nellie Brock 25.
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Vinton County
Louise Martin
McArthur
Imogene Lantz
Clara M. Blair
Lebanon
Ethel R. Mannon
Oregonia
Theca
Butler County
Hamil
Estelle M. Pittman
Hamilton
Mies Effie Meeks
Collinsville
Eugene Reaves
Mame Horton
East High
Edna M Holzberger
Arid Dayton
Mame Ratliff
Margaret Jewelle Stevenson
Nellie Brock
Local Notices List Names in Indiana County Records
Dearborn and Delaware counties list several young women by surname and hometown alongside numeric codes. Ripley Switzerland Union counties show additional names including Miss Eva M. Graham and Miss Carol Connaway with related figures.
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Switzerland
Eva M. Graham
Vevay
Union County
Carol Connaway
Liberty
Maebelle Crist
Kentucky Census Shifts Highlight Boone Greenup Lewis and More
Kentucky county listings show Miss Bertha Miller Landing 2913 and Miss Nannie P Burkett Union 4765 in Boone County. Lucy Lacock Greenup and Susan Welch Greenup 12822 in Greenup. Halbert Parker and Lillie Vanceburg in Lewis County. Kate Armstrong Carlisle 1288 and Georgia Secrest Carlisle 1874 in Nicholas. Mildred Goslee Carroll County. Elizabeth Blersch Bellevue and Ida Fuchs Van Voast 22338 118 in Campbell County.
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Boone County
Bertha Miller
Landing
Nannie P. Burkett
Union
Greenup County
Lucy H. Lacock
Greenup
Susan C. Welch
Nicholas County
Kate Armstrong
Carlisle
Georgia Secrest
Wee
Bellevue
Elizabeth Blersch
Ida Fuchs
van Voast
Local Ward Roll Figures and Addresses for Kenton County
A fragmented list shows names Miss Clara Verina Brown Miss Mamie Muehlenkamp Miss Anna Golden and others with ward numbers and street addresses in Kenton County. The data includes Miss Emma Clare Latonia and Miss May Finnell Erlanger among listed individuals with associated district notes.
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Clara Verina Brown
Lexington
Scscce
Mamie Muehlenkamp
Patterson
Ward
Anna Golden
Kenton County
May Finnell Erlanger
Emma Clare
Latonia
Local Voter Roll Names and Addresses Listed in Ward Totals
The city records show residents with street addresses across wards 2 and 5 including Miss Netye Herndon Barnes at 836 Scott Street and Miss Alma Dalheim at 822 Russell Street. Additional names listed include Miss Georgia Ritter at Sixth and Craig streets Miss Marie Johnson at 715 Philadelphia Gt.werccwevsesee and others with ward tallies from 4,505 to 20,000 plus.
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Ward
Miss Netye Herndon Barnes
Scott St
Evangelist F W Smith Denounces Papal Authority In Sermon
Nashville evangelist F W Smith at Music Hall argues Christ is the supreme head of the church and sole lawgiver. He claims Peter’s primacy is false and that apostolic authority was delegated to the apostles, not to any human today. He links this to baptism and church government in a call for immersion-based doctrine.
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F. W. Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Music Hall
Elm Street
Christ
Transfiguration
Elijah
Moses
God
Peter
Israel
Bond Question Faces City Council This Afternoon
City councilroom debates bond issues under the Longworth act with $2,875,000 potential, $788,000 issued and sold, and $1,202,500 unissued but authorized. Several projects including hospitals, viaducts, streets, and sewer work compete for funds, and expert estimates threaten to exhaust the balance before January.
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Finance Committee
Danenhower
Fireworks Makers Expect Big Trade This Fourth
Local fireworks manufacturers and dealers report a booming market ahead of the Fourth of July. They say demand has pushed stock to near record levels with many buyers seeking expensive night displays and a variety of novelty pieces. Industry figures note safety concerns and advise early purchases to avoid shortages.
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Roosevelt
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Civil Service Examinations Set For July 10
The Civil Service Commission announces July 10 exams for telegraph operators at $2 daily, male laboratory inspectors at up to $2,000 yearly, micro-analysts at $1,000, topographic draftsmen and copyist draftsmen at $900 to $1,500. Also open are dairy chemistry assistants at $1,200 to $1,600, assistant chemists in the Engineers' Department in Washington at $1,000 yearly and Life-Saving Service surfmen.
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Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Chemistry
Bengineers
Washington
Stitched Waist Pattern Describes Sheer French Nainsook Style
The article outlines a sheer waist design using French nainsock with German valen ciennes insets. It notes the open work embroidery is simple yet effective, suitable for beginners, and offers options for short or long sleeves. The medium size requires 3% yards of 27 inch material.
Eclectic Physicians Head to Los Angeles for Opium Industry Address
Prof John Ari Lloyd and fellow Cincinnati doctors travel by special car to Los Angeles to address the National convention of eclectic physicians. Dr R L Thomas speaks on Needs of the Hour in Eclectic Medical Circles. Mrs Scudder and others accompany the party. Also notes on Winslow's Soothing Syrup and FDA guarantees.
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John Ari Lloyd
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Lloyd
R.L. Thomas
John K. Scudder
R. L. Thomas
H. W. Felter
Thomas Bowles
Harrison
J. P. Marvin
O. P. McHenry
Hamilton
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Clara Dauman
Hyde Park
Martha Odoms
Fannie Pushin
Blanche G. Martin
Mabel Evans
St. James Avenue
Mies
Regina Bower
Union St
Avondale
ROE PS Ovh
Sbeebenseuns Oan
Elizabeth Rooney
Elizabeth Fehr
Abbie Currin
West Ninth Ea
Mary Ely
Hathaway St
Blanche Allen
Ninth Street
Misgy
Henrietta Mesch
Barr. St
Alice Morgan
West Oeo Brvin
Alice Wiese
Hillside
Mayme C. Becker
Jeannette Gruber
Hamilton County
Elmwood Place
ST. Bernard
Josie Cook
Ross Av
St. Bernard Veer Ee
MT. Healthy
MT. Airy
Orpha Rogers
Norwood
Rosa Scheiffele
Vira Gunsaulus
Promos Sins
Aales Conde Als
Kathryn Heldeman
Saos
Adams County
Clara Belle Cunningham
Athens County
Grace Stickney
Athens
Mayme Burns
Glouster
Auglaize County
Edith Diedrich
Wapakoneta
Edna M. Koehl
Marys
Brown County
Stella Shannon
Mt. Crab
Clermont County
Mary Collins
Loveland
Eee
Clinton County
Bernice L. Brown
Sis
Phate Wiine
Eh Peng
Hallie Moon
Fairfield County
Allie Henderson
West Rush
Nellie Stage
Lancaster
Fayette County
Epren Leland
Anna Kohn
Columbus
Mary Dennison
Briggsdale
Stella Martin
Margaret Jones
Monroe St
Greene County
Puget Sybil Ea
Bbe Wee Os
Miriam Hale
Xenia
Highland County
Floy Reames
Lynchburg
Floy Blazer
Greenfield
Jackson County
Lillian Miller
Jackson
Lawrence County
Gertrude McCarty
Ironton
Miami County
Hallie W. Fillis
Troy
Millicent Hetzler
Piqua
J. A. Fountain
Middleport
Sarah J. Probst
Paulding County
Daisy Fisher
Payne
Pickaway County
John Patton
Circleville
Cora Nessler
Piketon
Sargents
Putnam County
Zena M. Gingry
Ottawa
Ross County
Clara Plumly
Chillicothe
Lena M. Brown
Shelby County
Ethyl A. Shoaff
Sidney
van Wert
Margaret Clapper
Delphos
Fern Kyle
Dora M. Hepner
Marie H. Phelan
Savannah Huffman
May E. McCoy
Leesburg
Elizabeth Leach
Unty
Nannie L. Eastham
Meigs County
Lola Ragan
Paulding
Pike County
Lena Buttermore
Leipsic
Viva Stookey
Warren County
Indiana
Dearborn County
Lizzie de la Croix
Rfc
No. B
Bee
Willia Mae Corbin
Lawrence
Delaware County
Anna Pugh
Muncie
Mayme Hads
Grace Morgan
Lilla M. Vermilya
Browns- Weess
Anna Rinehart
Brownstown
Ripley County
Gertrude Walsman
Bates- Purond
Edna Richter
Batesville
Kentucky
Lewis County
Halbert
Lillie Vanceburg
Parker, Ee
Carroll County
Mildred A. Goslee
Carrolltee
Campbell County
Newport
Alice Stuntebeck
Helen A. Cappen
York St
Covington
Hattie C. Brearton
W. Ninth
St. Wance
Edna Decker
Main St
Louise Heidel
Jessie Girard
A. Henderson
Bcok St
Sieves
Council
Bond
Cie Giauiod
Sas
Butler Street
Eighth Street
Fifth Street
Sac
Ee City
Stanley
Fire Department
Een
Evanston
Harrison Avenue
MecMicken
Twenty-third Ward
Welens
Snaes
Colerain Avenue
Gladstone Avenue
Burnet Woods
Sevedkewn
Hunt Street
Ridgeway Avenue
Dempsey
Old City Hospital
Gilbert Avenue
McLean Avenue
Walnut Hills
McMillan Street
Woodburn Avenue
Bowlder
East Eighth Street
Lock Street
Sycamore Avenue
Liberty Street
Auburn Ave
Race Avenue
Observatory Avenue
Linwood Road
Paxton Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Taylor Avenue
Gill
Holmey
Sycamore
Betts Street
Central Avenue
Freeman Street
Beldare Avenue
West Street
Tower Street
Charlotte Street
John Street
Uncle Sam
Jamestown Exposition
Daily
Sunday
Weekly Gazette
Daily Commercial Tribune
Sunday Commercial Tribune
James
P. O. Box
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Cmmercial Tribune
New York
City and
Needle
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