Former Butler County Man May Not Be Confirmed Before March 4 1909
Washington dispatch reports the nomination of John E. Sater of Columbus formerly of Butler county to be United States district judge for the southern district of Ohio is stalled in the judiciary committee. Senator Foraker opposes confirmation and with term expiring March 4 1909 there is no expected action soon. Sater works without pay awaiting senate approval, the matter tied to executive business and not discussed publicly.
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Butler County
Washington
John E. Sater
Columbus
United States
Southern District of
Ohio
Committee On the Judiciary
Senator Foraker
Sater
Foraker
Senate
Treasury
Mrs Theo Dittman Daughter Honored in Hearty View
In Hearty View Ohio on Dee 11 special to the Democrat Sun notes Mrs Theo Dittman and her daughter are featured in a community write up. The item highlights local residents and a family connection within Hearty View.
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Democrat Sun
Hearty View
Dee
Theo. Dittman
Simple method for appendicitis cure touted
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a non surgical cure for appendicitis caused by indigestion. The piece asserts doctors once favored surgery but now pills restore digestion, reduce inflammation, and avoid operation with a 50 cent price and sample offer.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Poasttown Notes Share Funeral, Visits and Local Happenings
Poasttown reports include Dee temple visiting Dodson for Geo Ridelinger funeral. Carlisle and Jacksonburg visitors spend time with local residents. Families travel to Trenton Indiana and Miamisburg for gatherings. Pupils prepare a Xmas program as N Reed’s house nears occupancy and corn shredding continues.
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Democrat-Sun
Poasttown
Dee
Larry Temple
Dodson
Geo. Ridelinger
Samuel Ivins
Walter
Carlisle
John Wagner
Mary
Jacksonburg
D. Selby
Allen Briggs
Cora Temple
Marie Temple
Audrey Conover
Franklin
J. E. Banker’s
Agnes McKnight
Miamisburg
Umbenhour
N. Reed
Appointment of Rifenberick as Cincinnati water works chief
Governor Harris named Captain Richard P. Rifenberick water works commissioner to succeed Colonel Leopold Markbreit the mayor elect who resigned. Rifenberick a popular Cincinnati businessman and former railroad official will assume duties January 1.
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Harris
Richard P. Rifenberick
Cincinnati
Leopold Markbreit
Water Works Commission
Rifenberick
C., H. & D. Railway Company
Middletown
Hamilton
Dayton
Risenberick
Loyal Legion
Roanoke Flats
Clifton
Markbreit
Okeana Depot 10 Closure Moves to Miami
Okeana Ohio December 10. Depot 10 to be closed as operator H C Meek transfers to Miami. Depot expected to reopen next spring. Meek to move this week. Other local notes include cantata plans for Christmas Eve, a four act comedy in rehearsal, and community visits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ethel Brown
Hi. C. Meek
Miami
Grape-Nuts Promoted as Health Booster By Testimonies
A set of reader letters touts Grape-Nuts as improving digestion and strength by reducing meat intake. They claim weight gains and relief from indigestion after adopting the cereal, with endorsements from multiple ages and a Battle Creek company tag.
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Vic
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Is Held. McCionigle Dec 11 Visit
Mrs. W. D. Beggs is visiting relatives with report that McCionigle is held. The item notes dates and names in a brief social notice from the era.
Local Social Notes From Covington Area
Community members visit relatives and attend dinners and gatherings across Covington and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. W. T. Johnson, George Huber, Irene Bromley, Abbie Blaut, Clara Leugers, EF H Finley, Joe Frey, Fred Dare, Walter Baum, Mrs. Donaworth, Mrs. A L Morris, Cora Stevenson, George Shearer, Gertrude McCoy, Hazel Gillespie, Pearl Gillespie, Mrs. Emma Zilcox, Mrs. Margaret Nein, John F Nein, Archy Handley, Henry Zilcox, and multiple local households referenced in weekend visits and meals. The funeral of Mrs. W. T. Johnson followed at the M E church.
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George Huber
Abbie Blaut
Clara Leugers
EF. H. Finley
Somerville
Joe Frey
Philip Brown
Fred Dare
Reiley
A. L. Morris
Cora Stevenson
Hamilton
George Shearer
St. Charles
Gertrude McCoy
Hazel
Pearl Gillespie
Fred Shearer
John F. Nein
Middletown
G. L. Rommel
Iva
Archy Handley
Okeana
Henry Zilcox
Reily
Gillespie Family Sunday Visit Reported
Mr and Mrs Oliver Gillespie and their sons Warren and Paul spent Sunday in Sassafras Ridge according to this brief regional item.
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Katie
Fred
Millville
Ed Dittman
John Haiber
Matt Hook
Paul Huffman
Fred Yordy
Darrtown Pike
Peter Conrad
Yordy
Peter Tisinger
Hamilton
Dave Ittel, Jr
Harvey Minton
Heitzman
William Witte
John Lindner
Crestoue
John Harber
Venice
Schlister
Harry Selby
Trenton
Benj. Sanford and Sons
Indiana
Raymond Greathouse
Martha Banker
Democrat-Sun
Sassafras Ridge
Oliver Gillespie
Warren and
Paul
Butler County Democrat Called Best Advertising Medium
A local opinion column asserts the Democrat serves as the leading advertising medium in Butler county, highlighting its reach and influence in the area.
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Democrat
Butler County
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