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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1909
Page
2
The article notes one contestant missed the Europe trip by a late subscription while winners secure $50 cash and a Paris hat. It details consolation for runners up, the June 30 departure from Cincinnati, baggage limits, and travel arrangements with trunks and hand luggage.
A fragmented public notice lists ward numbers and resident names with addresses in Cincinnati Ohio plus other counties in Ohio. It includes Miss Irene Carter Mrs John Hofmann Miss Johanna Reichel and several more with street addresses and ward associations. The document also enumerates counties and residents by ward areas across Hamilton Butler Warren Scioto Gallia and more.
A dense roll of townships and towns in Hamilton County and surrounding counties mentions Miss Louise E Hoffmann of Green township and Miss Olive Parrott of Deer Park among other local entities. It notes multiple communities and includes population figures for Clermont County areas such as Branch Hill and 233,417 residents overall.
The record lists the total number of ballots received up to 6 p m on Wednesday June 16 1909. It notes the official tally moment and provides a snapshot of voter participation for the period observed.
A long list of individuals with addresses and ward numbers appears, naming Miss Irene Carter, Miss Alice Fehl, Mrs. Ameiia Wagner, Miss Mary D. Woolley, Miss Marie L. Beckett, Miss Mabel Joyce Evans, Miss Dena Klein, Miss Nellie Bud, Miss Johanna Reichel, Miss Leouise C. Cline, Mrs. Louise Weisbrold, Miss Elsa Finch, Miss May E. Pickard, Miss Elizabeth Gerhard, Miss Emma L. Sander, Miss Lillian Gatien, Miss Patience J. Hussey, Miss Rosalia E. Schmitz, Miss Katherine Farrell, Miss Lillie Bishop, Miss Carrie Wuebbling, Mrs. Harry J. Schmidt, Miss Augusta M. Stamm, Miss Anna Wintzinger, Miss Jessie Dell, Mrs. James E. Bronces, Miss Emma McKinney, Miss Louise E. Hoffmann, Miss Lena Neteler, and others, listed with streets, avenues, and wards in various neighborhoods. The clipping also mentions surrounding townships and areas including Reading Heights and Green Township.
Reed into county records listing residents and towns across multiple Indiana counties including Brownstown Jackson Wayne Fayette Union Franklin Jay Randolph Delaware Madison Port land with addresses and counts. Noted individuals include Miss Lilla M Vermilya and Miss Laura Murphy and Miss Stella Cook among others.
The record names residents with addresses across Trimble Carroll Gallatin Boone Grant Pendleton Kenton Campbell and Newport areas. It lists Miss Bessie Simpson Miss Afina Wirth Miss Léna Geyler Miss Olivia Mason Glenn Miss Gertrude Coleman and Mrs Esie White with corresponding street addresses and numeric figures.
Readable entries name residents and streets in Sycamore township and nearby areas including Newtown Anderson township Pleasant Ridge Cleves and Miami. Names include Miss Madge R Jewett Nellie Davies Fannie F Senour Essie Hildebrand H L Brill F Schardt and Hester Schulz with street addresses and numbers.
A long list of names and addresses across Athens Hocking and Vinton counties plus Lawrence Gallia Logan Darke Champaign and adjacent regions highlights a catalog of graduates or entrants. The compilation includes Miss Neil Charlotte McLean Miss Lottie Taylor Miss Mabel Hite Miss Gertrude McCarty Miss Louise Martin Miss Mary Josephine Wright and many others with street addresses and county affiliations.
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