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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
15
A promotional note highlights the Camm Bros Museum and Mexican Wild Animal Exhibit with seven major features in a colossal congress of world wonders. It promotes a varied attraction lineup and suggests a grand, spectacle style.
Market quotes from Chamberlin Bros. & Co. list prices for wheat corn oats and grains by city with bid offers and track prices. Hay prices for timothy and clover varieties are shown with quality grades and ranges. Rye and barley values for multiple grades appear, reflecting farm supply and market movement.
Wheat prices firm under steady demand with moderate receipts. No 2 red track at 1.00 and corn market dull with No 2 white quoted at 65 66 cents, No 2 mixed at 65 66 cents. Transactions improved with a tendency toward firmness and No 3 white clipped at 52 cents per bushel.
Cattle demand remains steady for good stock with strong prices. plainer classes move slowly and unevenly. Hogs and calves weaken after a Chicago slump. beef and stocker categories hold firmer values while heavy hogs and pigs see declines. sheep and lambs meet steady demand with moderate receipts.
Ed Fisher was arrested for the second time this week on Wednesday morning for threatening his wife and was jailed.
Chief Dowty found a stray horse near his North D street home Tuesday evening and impounded it at Webb's livery stable.
Fresh oysters are advertised daily at Heib's 217 Court St price 30c per quart with raw or stewed servings 15c. The notice runs September 13.
A miniature spectacular pantomime novelty introduces a unique troupe of dwarfs and midgets in a novelty stage show promising visual fantasy and comic acts.
A stream of social visitors arrives and departs cities and towns including Cincinnati Columbus Middletown and Elkhart. Names mentioned include Leslie Shideler Fred Weber Arthur Kelly Alma Peeler Nora Steiger Stella Lamb Marguerite Myers and others visiting relatives friends and hosts such as the Shideler family Dowrey Schmidt and Hensley.
Alfred, a famed ventriloquist, presents a feasting premiere featuring life size singing and talking automatons. The act promises eerie curiosities including three dens of large snakes and a collection of animated monsters.
Charles A. Mitchell seeks a divorce from Lavina Mitchell on grounds of gross neglect of duty and cruelty. Married July 1902, they separated in 1905 and have no children. they have not condoned the separation.
The Princess theatre presents a moving pictures bill with Late for Lunch a comic chase and An Indian's Friendship a frontier tale. Miss Hill sings Neath the Old Cherry Tree Sweet Marie. Entire program changes Sunday Wednesday and Friday with 5 cent admission and continuous performances.
Children’s Department notes the arrival of Charles Camm's Big London Punch and Judy Show at Ballantyne's Brass Band Fair Grounds, promising lively antics and classic puppet theatre for families.
Mayor Thomas signed North Seventh street 4 percent improvement bonds totaling 8773. The bonds were awarded to Weil Roth and Co of Cincinnati and turned over to the bankers after signing.
A retired senior partner Jenkins’ daughter was claimed for life by his successor as the Jones & Johnson firm advertised itself in papers. The scheme allegedly used the retirement to secure a wife through public promotion of the partnership and its branding.
Mayor Thomas announced fines in police court for assault cases. Georges Ulm and David Anderson faced costs. Jay Grathwohl was fined five dollars plus costs.
Announcement lists Straub and Charles S. Bosch as mayoral candidates in Hamilton, each subject to the outcome of the Democratic city primary. The notices indicate both seek the mayoralty pending primary decisions.
Officers and detectives arrested Percy Stupp and James Sandford on concealed weapons charges after they jumped from a train at the passenger station. Harry Pentel, a peddler in their company, was released. Stupp and Sanford pleaded not guilty. the mayor fined both $200 with 30 days extra in the workhouse.
Fred W. Hennecke is a candidate for Council in the Second ward at the upcoming Democratic primary on October six. He respectfully solicits voters support in this contest.
Henry A. Grimmer runs in the Democratic primary for city auditor of Hamilton. His campaign seeks voter support to secure the party nomination and the office.
Dr. Edward Cook runs in the Democratic primary for the Second ward council seat. The election is set for Saturday October 5 with the primary deciding the party's nominee.
Alex Miller asks voters in the Democratic primaries on October 7 1907 to support his bid for a seat on the board of public service. the ballot tally noted is 42 41.
Baby Hunter, a daughter, was born to Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Hunter of West Alexandria Ohio. Dr. Hunter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hunter of Ludlow Street.
The Niles team matches up with A. A. C. at the YMCA for the second game of the Industrial Bowling league lineup.
Vernon F Hughes campaigns in the Democratic primary, reporting a 42 to 4 margin or vote tally as part of early results.
An advertisement fragment urges purchase of Satin skin cream and Satin skin face powder priced at 25e with a promise of fair satin skin. The terse note implies cosmetic marketing common to period ads.
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