Prices in Hamilton markets on Tuesday
Market notices list prices for produce and livestock in Hamilton. Cauliflower 15 25e, cabbage 5 and 10c, potatoes 90c to $1.00, apples 13c small measure, bananas 15 20c a dozen, oranges 40 50c a dozen, eggs 37c a dozen, butter 28c a pound, beef cattle several price ranges, hogs 3.75 to 4.60, sheep and lambs slow sales, poultry prices varied with Dressed Poultry and fowls at 20c per pound and related items. Receipts ample with strong demand for fresh stock.
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California
Naval
Malaga
Grain price report from Hamilton and surrounding towns
Market notes list wheat corn and oats prices in several towns. Quoted prices show We 43e de Middletown and 40e 45¢ in Miamisburg Somerville Oxford Lebanon and Franklin with small fluctuations. Brokers Rentschler Building reports rates as of December 10.
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Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Rentschler
Hamilton
Middletown
Miamisburg
Somerville
Oxford
Lebanon
Franklin
Chicago
Chamberlin Bros
Commodity price snapshot from Chicago markets
Chicago notes from December 10 show Wheat Corn Oats and pork and lard futures with bid ask and closing levels. Prices move across May and current months with varied highs and lows across wheat corn oats pork and lard contracts.
Cincinnati Grain and Stock Prices Faced Steady Wheat and Mixed Figures
In Cincinnati Dee market reports wheat demand moderate with light receipts keeping prices steady. Corn inquiry brisk with varied bid ranges across grades, oats active with firmer outlook implied, and hay showing further decline with Timothy and Clover mixed grade pricing listed.
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Cincinnati
Dee
State
Anawe
Timothy
Clover
Coroner rules death by own action in Gangwolf case
Coroner Schumacher on Tuesday afternoon ruled Mrs. Lillian Gangwolf died by self-inflicted throat cutting. Chas W Gangwolf, held on suspicion, was later released as the verdict exonerated him. The Democrat Sun reported its coverage aligned with coroner’s findings and praised press conduct.
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Schumacher
Lillian A. Gangwolf
Chas. W. Gangwolf
Lynn
Ed Litzbere
Democrat-Sun
Gangwolf
Graf
Shears
Symmes
Ministers denounce Myers segregation proclamation in meeting
In Chicago on December 10 Rev Johnston Myers of Samuel Baptist church faced a resolution denouncing his segregation of vice. Rev M P Boynton said Myers was the man referred to in the measure. The moderator ruled the resolution out of order and deferred action for one week.
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Chicago
Johnston Myers
Samanuel Baptist Church
M. P. Boynton
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
John M. Earl
Belden Avenue Baptist Church
Silvanus D Stewart Buried in Monroe Community
Silvanus D Stewart died in Dayton December 5 from phthisis pulmonalis at age 73 years 6 months 18 days. He was a farmer. Survived by his widow and one daughter with several relatives in this county. Funeral from United Presbyterian church in Monroe at 1 30 pm Tuesday with interment in the local cemetery.
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Silvanus D. Stewart
Dayton
United Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Second National bids on school bonds. Monongah disaster widows count
The Second National Bank of Hamilton submitted a premium bid on a $40 000 4 percent bond issue for High school property on South Second street in Monongah West Virginia. A Fairmont women’s war widows survey reports nearly 900 fatherless children and extensive distress among mothers with 20 seriously ill and 10 unborn deaths among the disaster’s survivors.
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Board of Education
Second National Bank
Hamilton
South Second Street
Monongah, W. Va
Dee
Fairmont
Monongah
Presbytery Holds Winter Meeting. Pastor Resignation Accepted
The Presbytery of the United Presbyterian churches met in the United Presbyterian church for the regular winter session. The resignation of the Peoples church pastor was considered and accepted. Delegates for the spring assembly in Pittsburg were elected, with principal delegates E. G. Bailey Dayton J. H. Moorehead Hamilton and J. H. Spencer Morning Sun.
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United Presbyterian Churches
United Presbyterian Church
Peoples’ Church
Pittsburg
Wem
E. G. Bailey
Dayton
J. H. Moorehead
Hamilton
J. H. Spencer
Morning Sun
Pinochle Leads to Fines in St Louis Arrest Case
In St Louis Missouri on December 10 Mrs Max Coldberg and three guests were fined 25 each after arrest at their home. They claimed they were merely playing pinochle and hearts. Max Coldberg sought a jury trial delaying the case while Goldberg testified the table chips were used only for keeping score in two games in progress.
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St. Louis
Dee
Max Coldberg
Goldberg
Middletown Men Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Middletown residents C. J. Miller and Thomas Hines were arrested Tuesday morning on disorderly conduct charges. Miller faces an additional count for carrying a concealed weapon after police found a .38 caliber revolver at Front and Wood streets.
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C. J. Miller
Thomas Hines
Middletown
Miller
Front
Wood Street
Hargis Suit Put on Trial in Bourbon Court
Samuel Jett of Winchester sues Judge James Hargis of Breathitt for 10000 dollars over a false arrest claim. The case arose after Jett aided in prosecuting Hargis in Breathitt county murders, leading to Jett’s nephew Curt Jett’s penitentiary sentence for Mareum’s murder and Jett’s arson arrest and acquittal years later.
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Lexington
Bourbon
Paris
Samuel Jett
Winchester
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Jett
Hargis
Dr. Cox
James Cockrill
James B. Mareum
Curt Jett
Mareum
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Quick Cure
An advertised health remedy claims to end dangerous deadlock of liver and bowel functions. It promises rapid relief with no disagreeable sensations and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Warndorf Dismissed on Sunday Law Charge
Squire Warwick of St Clair town ship yesterday dismissed the charge against A J Warndorf for the Sunday law. The squire said no testimony supported the charge. Warndorf’s case aimed to be a test case on the arrest as a second offense.
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Squire Warwick
St. Clair Township
A. J. Warndorf
Warndorf
Butler County Democrats Promote Advertising Role
A local political note asserts that the Democrat party is the best advertising medium in Butler county, highlighting its influence and reach for voters and campaigns.
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Democrat
Butler County
Weik Case In Police Court Over Runabout Collision
Christian Weik paid the damage and was granted costs after a collision with J. R. Kaefer's runabout. The defense claims the accident stemmed from darkness rather than any carelessness.
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Christian Weik
J. R. Kaefer
Bennett's Affair Fines For Horse Trade Transgression
Harrison Bennett was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after he traded Geo. Pyle's horse to H. F. Schuler for a horse six pigs six chickens and a five dollar bill. The five dollar fine was remitted, leaving only the costs for trading the horse.
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Harrison Bennett
Geo. Pyle
H. F. Schuler
Licensed to Wed Couples Listed in Notice
Edward D Oyley 29 electrician San Francisco Cal and Daisy Fletcher 29 Hamilton Clayton H McTruster 30 farmer Morning Sun and Pearl M DeArmond 32 Oxford Rev Spencer Robert F Finkbirn 34 farmer Oxford and Martha Ross 24 Oxford Rev Morrow
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Edward D’oyley
Electrician
San Francisco
Cal
Daisy Fletcher
Hamilton
Clayton H. McTruster
Farmer
Morning Sun
Pearl M. DeArmond
Oxford
Spencer
Robert F. Finkbirn
Martha Ross
Morrow
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships
Chas P Phippes and others transfer parcels in Venice to Heary E Thomas for 600 dollars while John Reis sells parts of lots in Trenton for 400 dollars. Multiple deeds record short sales and gifts with many parcels in Hamilton Middletown Oxford and other towns priced mainly at 1 dollar or small sums.
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Chas. P. Phippes
Middletown
Faytor
Nora Kees
Martha J. Williams
Hamilton
C. M. Semler
W. H. Herrick
Semler
Elizabeth
Johnston
Lee N. Parrish
Colcotto
Black Clawson Co
John Bobzien
Will of Pauline Hoerner Probated by Judge Hartkoff
The will of Pauline Hoerner was probated today. Executor Jacob Hoerner posted bond with sureties George Bisdorf Andy Blatt and John Hoerner. Estate valued at $3,500.
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Pauline Hoerner
Hartkoff
Jacob Hoerner
George Bisdorf
Andy Blatt
John Hoerner
Prohibition Wins in Cullman and Walker Counties in Alabama
In yesterday’s elections, Cullman and Walker counties in Alabama voted prohibitions by large majorities. The vote totals favored the Prohibition party, signaling strong support in both counties.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cullman
Walker
Mrs Mary Anna Schawes Funeral Services Planned
The funeral for Mrs Mary Anna Schawes will be held Wednesday morning at 8 30 at St Stephen s church with interment in St Stephen s cemetery.
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Mary Anna Sehawe
St. Stephen’s Church
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
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Silvanus Stewart
West Virginia
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Puthoff
Kentucky
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Martin
High St
Court House
Weik
Bennett
John J. Reiff
Indian Creek Cemetery
Same
Hanover Township
Fred Schneider
Willard M. Vail
Max Arnovitz
Wm. H. Leach
Cloverdale
Meyer Kramer
Stratten Smith
Tony Puskas
Frank Koecher
Hulda Heiden
East Hamilton
Ida Koecher
Incres
Ross Township
Prohibition
Mrs. Schawe
Pathfinder
el Mezzo
Counsellor
Chamber of Commerce
Batchler
Taritta
el Toro
Chandler
Charles Denby
WM. Penn
LA Preferencia
Westcott’s
W. Edge Jacob Milders
Miami Valley National Bank
Tom Connor
Pinaud
Ed. Pinaud
Fifth Avenue
New York
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