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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
7
A full market this morning saw steady but scarce buyers. Snow apples appeared for the first time, selling at 15 cents for a small measure or 25 cents per half peck, with various fruits and vegetables priced per quart, basket, or dozen including oranges, pears, cranberries, lettuce, potatoes, and butter.
Grain price listing for Hamilton and nearby markets dated October 5 in the afternoon. Quoted by Chamberlin Bros. & Co. brokers based in the Rentschler building, covering stock, bond, grain, provision and cotton markets.
Chicago market report from October 5 lists brokers Rentschler building quoting open high low and close for stocks bonds grains provisions and cotton. Bror Chamberlain and Co provides the quotations.
On October 5 in Cincinnati wheat prices advanced with heavy demand as No 3 red reached 1.01 while corn and oats showed steady to higher quotes. Hay and timothy values climbed with No 1 timothy at 61.75 to 62.17 dollars, and various clover and barley grades listed.
Cattle market reports a week of heavy marketing totaling about 7,500 head, the second largest on record. Prices for butcher cattle and milch cows fell 15 to 50 cents per 100 pounds, with calves and bulls also easing as supply pressure kept the market weak and steady only in select categories.
Andrew Miller of 842 Vine Street injured his right hand this morning at Champion Coated mills while cleaning an engine. His hand was severely mashed after getting caught between two bars.
Claiming catarrh is a constitutional disease, Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is sold as an internal remedy. It is advertised to act on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 guarantee if it fails to cure and is priced 75 cents plus mention of Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls past hard times with grasshoppers and drought. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for a rapid cure after persistent coughing, endorsing it as a safe cough and cold remedy for lungs and throat. Trial bottle offered free.
A long list of named individuals and couples visit or stay in the Oxford area and nearby cities. Among those noted are Miss Nellie Bringman, Jonathan Boyd, John D. Andrews, A. H. Louis, Miss Clara Shaffer, Miss Ella Shaffer, James Wegenthal, Don Hayden, Frank Sage, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Horne, Miss Helen Sohingen, Miss Ella W. Jones, Miss Isabel Jones, Mr. Rudolph, Mrs. J. M. Chenault, Mrs. E. M. Rish, L. K. Shirley, FE. Miller, Mrs. Frank Sill, Gertrude Dademan, H. H. Augspurger, Mrs. A. D. McCallum, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Diver, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sohn, Mr. and Mrs. Dunwiddie, Lizzie Kierman, Victor Pearson, Mrs. S. FE. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. George V. Jones, Mrs. James Butler, Mrs. Wm. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Steen, Misses Katherine and Margaret Somonial, Major George Moore, Clarence Moore, Freeman Coeckrill, Mrs. Margaret McGaw, Mrs. Will Wilson, Mrs. Hannah Caldwell, Mrs. Metlaw, Mrs. M. J. Haynes, and Miss E Couseline, with several traveling and hosting arrangements noted.
Elmwood Place Marshal Schoeper informed the police Friday that Kohlstall's hardware store was burglarized Thursday night. Thieves took twenty five to thirty pearl handled knives, an Ivers Johnson revolver, Harrington Richards revolver, two calibers, and two razors.
A melodrama set in the Klondike follows Boone rescuing Miriam Vaughn from Jim Caruthe who planned to keep her as a mistress. Boone clears her of murder accusations, returns her to Kentucky, and marries her. Messrs Vance and Sullivan present the production, promising rich scenery and a top year’s show.
Ramsay Morris delivers a rural melodrama with vivid prairie setting and fully drawn characters led by Tom Singleton who battles drink before heroically rescuing a city. The play offers a masterful handling of the black sheep theme and debuts at Smith's theater next Saturday matinee and night.
Tomorrow night marks the last opportunity to enjoy the fair week attraction at the Grand Theatre drawing large audiences all week. Monday features Tegge and Daniels in a strong bill with the Alton Trio and Miss Alton drawing medical professionals. The program includes Walker and Burrel, Billy Moore the black comedian, and Harry Hodgins singing Good-bye Mamie. The Woodcutter's Daughter is shown on the moving picture scope. Friday October 1st offers a special engagement by the Haywood Sisters.
If you feel run down take Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea a supreme vegetable remedy free of alcohol or mineral poisons. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents from The Radcliffe Drug Co at Cor High and Second Sts and 321 High St.
An assertion that The Democrat stands as the premier advertising medium in Butler County. The comment emphasizes the paper’s reach and influence among local businesses and readers in the region.
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