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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
6
The Hamilton markets show varied readings with vegetables like cauliflower at 15 25e per head and cabbage 8e and 10¢. Fruit and produce include bananas 15 20e per dozen, apples 13e small measure, and oranges California naval 40 50e per dozen while cattle hogs and sheep show declines and mixed stock levels.
On December 7 in Chicago quoted by Chamberlin Bros stock and commodity brokers Rentschler Building an open high low close reading is provided for stock bond grain provision and cotton markets.
Wheat demand improved with limited receipts pushing prices higher. Market showed steady to firm tones across corn oats hay and barley with mixed grades and multiple numbered lots listed for sale including timothy and clover varieties.
The first annual Hamilton Farmers' Institute will be held at Jacobs' hall December 18 and 19 with Edward F. Rosencrans as president and John E. Heiser as secretary. State speakers include C. W. Montgomery Newark M. C. Thomas Mingo F A Welton Wooster and Elizabeth Mathews Columbus. The program lists sessions on music invocation lectures and discussions on soil conditions, fertilizer experiments and marketing. The Hamilton Poultry and Pigeon association show runs December 10-16 at Lindley's hall with multiple fanciers and birds on display.
Butler Aerie No 407 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual election in Jacob's hall. Officers elected include John Girewer, John Henry, Geo Brandhoff, Pierce Long, Geo Kappel, Jag Brannon, Walter Brown, Sam Lowenstein, Sam Durbin, Elmore Motzer, with Dr Henry Krone named aerie physician and a committee to secure a new home location. Fort Hamilton Lodge Foresters also held a large meeting with officers elected and a banquet afterward.
Dairy the market shows slow receipts with signs of further price weakening while eggs andEyes demand stays strong for strictly fresh stock with light arrivals. Held stock was..
The annual charity ball committee plans a New Year’s Eve event on the stage of Smith's theatre. The entire theatre will be used to accommodate several thousand attendees. Committee members include Col. F. W. Whitaker chairing, Dr. Mark Millikin vice chair, and officers J. D. Andrews and Robert D. Fisher among others.
A special election will be held in Lindenwald school district next Saturday to issue $25,000 in bonds for a new eight to ten room school. The funds will buy a site and cover erection and equipment of another building due to rapid growth.
All members are urged to attend a meeting at the hall corner 3rd and High St tomorrow after noon Sunday at 2 o clock. Business of importance will come up. Henry Tidmeyer V R WM Hermann Seey.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Fr J Cheney & Co Toledo and wholesalers Walding Kinnan Marvin testify to Cheney's honesty and financial reliability. Cure is described as internally taken and affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family is for constipation.
The Democrat asserts its role as Hamilton’s primary news source, dominating coverage and audience trust in the region. Readers rely on its reporting for local politics, events, and community updates.
Joseph Meyers deputy of the Tribe of Ben Hur visited Buffer court Thursday night in the local district.
Funeral at the Fry homestead Beech and Spring streets at 10 AM conducted by Dr. Charles L. Bovard. Interment in the Franklin Cemetery. Sons William and Philip Fry are in California and Utah and cannot attend.
Train schedule listing Going South and Going North departures with numbers and times. Trains include Cincinnati Accom, Express, Vermont lines, and connections to Lima, Toledo, Erie, Dayton, Chicago, and St. Louis. Authority signed B. MacDOUGAL Ament.
A warning against accepting substitutes and dealer excuses. The message urges buyers to demand exactly what they request to avoid extra profit on inferior replacements.
Many dealers for the additional pro fit invariably try to sell articles which they claim are just as good as the ones advertised. Protect your own inter ests and insist on getting what you ask for.
A compact note stating that readers should seek the original advertised article and not accept imitation or altered versions. It emphasizes verifying source and avoiding misleading copies.
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