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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1907
Page
2
An advertising feature extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a top kidney remedy. It claims kidneys affect overall health, urges readers to try samples, and notes availability in 50 cent and one dollar bottles with mail sample offers.
Walter Browning sues Delisle Browning for divorce on gross neglect and adultery in a May 11 1905 marriage at Augusta Ky. Co respondent Webb Bussel named. They have not lived together since August 1905. Attorneys Bickley and Bickley. Minnie Nealeans will leaves estate to George and Louella Tuffendsane with Mr Tuffendsane named executor. Will dated October 19 1907. Witnesses Theo Boek and Helen Miller.
The Champion Coated Paper mill workers walked out Monday to protest shifting from eight-hour to twelve-hour daily shifts. Union leaders argue twelve hours is excessive, while company president Peter G. Thomson says the mill will run at full capacity and hire extra staff.
Clint C. Rumbaugh and family visit Prouts Valley while Mrs. J. E. Bell spends holidays with Indianapolis relatives. Will Miller plans a full family gathering for Christmas. Jimmie Scoot returns from Canada and looks well. Frank M. Lee returns from Chicago to sing evangelistic work with sisters home from Cincinnati. W. A. Davidson visits Rev. J. T. Jones in Indianapolis and will spend Christmas with his children. A. E. White and family visit Connersville relatives for two weeks. John Skinner suffers another stroke and remains ill as Claude shows slight improvement. A. J. Harrison, Moore & Moore traveling salesman, was home Sunday.
Numerous individuals from Middletown Akron Cincinnati Athens Indianapolis New York La Salle Mass Lafayette Ind visit family or return home for holidays. Names include Mark Sohngen Mrs Boli Miss Kinzer Miss Mayer and others as they travel to Cincinnati West Alexandria Shandon Knoxville and beyond for Christmas and New Year gatherings.
Reaton W. Yontz 31 carriage painter Hamilton to Shirley May Baker 23 clerk Middletown in marriage with Rev A B Austin officiating. Roy Jones 23 farmer Milford IL to Belva Chambers 22 Oxford with Rev Scott officiating.
Probate Judge Hartkoff this morning overruled the motion to strike the petition filed by the Morgan township Board of Education to annex part of Reily township territory for school purposes.
Gov James E Campbell traveled from Columbus to Hamilton where he was warmly greeted by old friends. He spoke of family plans for Christmas in Columbus with a reunion to include all the Campbell children.
Carl Penner, 16, was found in the C H & D yards Monday at 5 35 by Officer Ruble and taken to the police station as a possible runaway. He gave a good account and was released to continue to Millville.
In Richmond on December 23, Mrs Ella S Ford cut her throat from ear to ear and held her head in a gas stove until she suffocated. She was reportedly despondent over her mother's death and her husband's poor health. Born in Baltimore, she was the daughter of George A Summers and leaves three brothers and two sisters in Baltimore.
Holiday sale catalog lists Angora sets, bridal Cambria pieces, blankets, furs, gowns, gloves, hats, linens, lace curtains, jewelry, kimonas, underwear, and many more apparel and home goods with prices from a few cents to dozens of dollars. Notable items include Ermine scarves, opera cloaks, silk waists, and leather bags.
John W. McClellan as executor seeks letters testamentary for the $2 000 estate of James McClellan. B R Millikin guardian for Newton L Pottenger files an answer in the D L Pottenger administrator vs Jennie Hunter and others case seeking ward rights protection. Gas and electric portables for Christmas from The John L Walker Co 310 High street. dee wed fri mon tf
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