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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digestive aid that can digest food independently of the stomach, claim a single ingredient digests 3,000 grains, and promise relief from dyspepsia indigestion and related symptoms with home mail samples offered.
CI SIGMA CHI No Chapter Chi Sigma Chi of the local High school held a banquet at the St. Charles hotel Saturday night. The event honored alumni members with Ellis Bader speaking for the Alumni and Horace Belden addressing the gathering. A turkey dinner followed for listed members and guests.
W C Atherton of Court street fruit and fish market was visited by Deputy State Fish and Game Warden Acton from Cincinnati. Eight mice bass were seized and warrants were issued for Atherton's arrest for exposing bass for sale contrary to state game and fish season laws. Hearing set for this week.
Judge Murphy presided in multiple cases including William C. Atherton v EF Freehtling Co and others over alleged stock misdeeds. Katie Fischer’s divorce from Joseph Fischer was filed. Joseph Barnett ordered to pay Emma Barnett five dollars weekly temporary alimony.
Vincent N. Wood and Jackson T. Curtis reported losses after visiting the police, claiming money, a watch, a charm, and four items missing. A former boarder was arrested as a suspect amid a sequence of alleged thefts and a concealed weapon charge for a large hunting knife.
Daily oysters offered at Heths 217 Court St priced at 30 cents a quart with raw or stewed options. Advertisement notes Sept 13 listing and service details.
Humane Officer Yertgan issues warrants for Annie Rinck and Amos Reed for improper conduct as they disappear from North Monument. Rinck, wife of Louis Rinck with five children at a home, is traced to her mother’s house at 35 Walnut Street. Reed left with his clothes, wife and six children remain in Cincinnati.
Rev. J. H. Moorehead denounces gambling and saloon evils in a New Year sermon at United Presbyterian church. He cites Roy Swigert’s death by gambling losses in Middletown and urges Hamilton to enforce the law and close saloons and theaters. Watch night services are planned at Lindenwald M. E. church with speakers G. P. Austen and W. Edward Williams.
John D. Betradin as administrator filed an amended petition in the ecormon pleas court against Judson Harmon receiver of the C H D Ry seeking 10225 for the death of John Sebradin Jr at Millville pike crossing. American Slicing Machine v Charles Gromach Judge Murphy sets five day answer deadline. Faltine Steinman files separate answer in Hossfeld petition seeking 117.56 on an account. Krag and Carle axl face illegal hunting charges in Middletown docket transcript.
Jindenwald Church of Christ announces refreshments after services. An old time watch meeting will be held at Wood Street Baptist church from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight tomorrow evening.
Report circulated that Niles Tool Works planned a wage cut when the shop reopened. President James K. Cullen denied the claim. Superintendent George T. Reiss said the shops would reopen next Monday with as much work as possible, aiming for a general revival with spring.
A plainspoken notice warns readers to refuse substitutes or imitations and to insist on the exact item or service desired. It emphasizes accuracy in requests and urges consumers to verify specifications before purchase.
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