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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
6
Market quotations list vegetables and fruits with prices for cauliflower cabbage potatoes turnips beets quinces cucumbers onions carrots parsnips bananas oranges apples sweet potatoes grapes and more. Dressed poultry fowls and broilers priced per pound along with lard butter and rabbits in various small quantities.
Chicago brokers report open high low and close for stocks bonds grain provisions and cotton. The summary notes activity from the Rentschler Building with Chamberlin Bros. as the quoters.
Rose B. Lucas filed for divorce from Walter S. Lucas in Probate Court of Butler County Ohio case A-1026. Hearing set on or after January 25 1908 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Clerk L M Larsh Deputy B W Skinner attorney J Smith for Pitt. December 12.
An advertisement invites readers to borrow with low rates and easy terms. It notes office hours from 8 a m to 7 30 p m and mentions asking for one of their Puzzles, advertising Christmas lending.
Readable fragments show commodity prices for oats oats ADT 2 oats May May June July pork lard and ribs with various figures. Mentions of dates and prices 13.00 13.02 12.85 12.85 May 13.40 13.42 13.22. rib and beef figures 780 696 738. May items listed without clear context.
Cincinnati prices for grain and stock list varying bids by grade and type. Corn prices show multiple white, glide, yellow, and mixed grades with No 2, 3, and 4項 values. Hay and clover prices include timothy and mixed hay with several grade numbers, and barley with multiple bid levels.
Readable listing shows butter prinis 304e and dairy items with price marks. Poultry line includes young chickens hens cocks ducks and turkeys with per dozen pricing. Rabbits listed at 1.25 to 1.35 per dozen with notes on stock quality.
Market report lists cattle and hog prices with many grade distinctions such as steer, heifer, cow, and bull categories. Values include steers around 4.25 to 5.25, cows near 3.25 to 4.00, hogs for choice packers about 5.10 to 5.15, and lambs roughly 4.25 to 6.50 per hundredweight, reflecting varied quality and weights.
U F Bickley retained from Hamilton to Frankfort Kentucky for Governor Wilsons inauguration. He attended the inaugural ball and related social events and later viewed the Powers trial at Georgetown before returning home.
It is learned that Brewer, a C H D railway flagman, accused of stealing from a Pullman conductor in Indianapolis, has disappeared after being released. He was owed a month's pay of 68 dollars. A replacement flagman now operates the run from here to Chicago.
County commissioners will award the Crawford's Run diversion contract within weeks. They decided not to appeal the Semler case but to pay probate court damages and proceed with the ditch project. City share 516,647. county 516,500. Bond issuance planned. work to start in spring.
An inquest into the death of Mrs. Chas. Bruck at her Sixth and Butler home was held this afternoon. An inquest into Gary Longfellow’s death was also conducted.
The glycerine in Golden Medical Discovery enhances medicinal extracts from native roots and acts as a nutritive demulcent. It aids Black Cherry bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal, Stone root, and Queens root in treating lingering coughs and bronchial conditions while supporting overall health.
F M Kemp of Middletown filed an answer denying the slander allegations in a $5,000 damages suit by George Morningstar. A separate Holliday versus Kramer case was dismissed without prejudice after the plaintiff failed to appear. The state ex rel Anna Winglewich versus Charles O Connor saw the defendant confess and ordered to pay $250 for child support.
A picked high school team battled Oxford high school to a 5 to 5 tie last night. Goldrick scored the touchdown for our side while Shideler Rupp Sloneker Shaffer Sehenck Minton Millikin and others lined up for H. H. S.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Getz of 837 Vine Street, killed by a C. H. D. train, was held Thursday morning at St. Stephen's church with interment in St. Stephen's cemetery as a large gathering attended.
New York December reports the Pere Marquette will establish a permanent group within a week to ten days. The current management will largely persist with Morgan interests and Erie representatives retaining dominance among officers and directors.
A sensational advertisement warns that a deadly stoppage of liver and bowel functions may occur and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a guaranteed remedy. The ad claims money back satisfaction and lists the price as 25e at all druggists.
A consumer advice note warns buyers not to accept substitutes marketed as equal quality. It urges insisting on the exact item requested to avoid extra profit from substitutions.
The United States Printing of Cincinnati won a Supreme Court ruling over a $3,000 claim against bankrupt Manna Cereal, a company with $500,000 capital that collapsed after stock sold at 20 cents per share. The decision allows creditors to seek the full par value from stockholders if the firm fails.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York says doctors misdiagnosed his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. After one bottle of Electric Bitters he recovered fully, with the product guaranteed for blood poisoning weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints at 50 cents.
Advice warns buyers to demand the exact item requested and avoid substitutes offered by sellers. It emphasizes that dealers often seek their own profit and may not meet customer needs.
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