Infirmary Directors Annual Report Filed With Auditor
The county infirmary directors filed their annual report with County Auditor Pabst. For year ending August 31, 1907 total expenditures were 25 044.07 with items for salaries doctors drugs groceries and outside relief. Value of buildings and lands listed at 65 000.00 and 35 000.00 respectively with farm and equipment values. Inmates numbered 138 as of September 1, 1907 with 107 discharged, 15 died, 9 sent to state institutions. Total poor fund credited 61 851.67 with receipts from taxation and farm products and no tax rate for the year. The report is praised as the most elaborate yet. 152.00
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Pabst
Dow
Goether Garnishes Wages of Railroad Employee
United States Commissioner Adler heard a wage garnishment case at the C. H. & C. railway station. Charles Goether had garnished the wages of Mike McKinney over rent due, with the case quickly adjourned before Squire Hughes and then before the commissioner at the station.
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United States
Adler
Charles Goether
Mike McKinney
Squire Hughes
Dr Kings New Life Pills Touted For Health
An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and liver torpor. It claims the product regulates the liver prevents appendicitis and establishes regular bowel habits. The copy encourages buying at drug stores.
New Fall Brussels Rugs at Creighton Hooven Sale
Creighton and Hooven offer 75 new 9 by 12 Brussels rugs at 13 dollars 75 cents each on Tuesday morning. See at 236 High Street.
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Creighton & Hooven
High Street
The Democrat Serves Hamilton as News Leader
The Democrat remains Hamilton's primary news source, delivering local coverage, editorials, and community updates with emphasis on city government, schools, and regional events.
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Hamilton
Family row leads to police call at Wolf home
Neighbors reported a domestic dispute at 32 Hanover Street. Edward Wolf and his wife Delia were taken to the station with their two sons after allegations of threats and a fight erupted. Delia signed a warrant for Edward and vowed to leave him, while Edward posted a $10 appearance bond pending a mayoral hearing Tuesday.
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Edward Wolf
Hanover Street
Delia Wolf
Thomas
Official vote total in democratic primary tallied
The report lists the official counts for the Democratic primary on Saturday. Mayor Thad Straub led with a 126 vote margin, W F Hughes defeated H A Grimmer by 63, and C Benninghofen and Chris Pabst led their respective public service and ward tickets with various tallies. Total votes cast: 3507.
Kieser Family Mourns Death Of Christian Kieser
Patrolman Henry Kieser learns his uncle Christian Kieser died Monday at his Delaware Ohio home. Funeral planned for Wednesday. Kieser had lived in Middletown where son Louis Kieser serves in the city fire department.
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Henry Kieser
Christian Kieser
Delaware
Kieser
Middletown
Louis Kieser
Petitions Filed in Wolf v Oglesby Circuit Case
Petitions in error were filed in the circuit court in separate cases for Mary and Christopher Wolf against Joseph S. Oglesby and others.
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Mary
Christopher Wolf
Joseph S. Oglesby
Rupp Attends National Meat Packers Convention
George Rupp of this city is in Chicago attending the annual convention of the American Meat Packers association now in session.
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George Rupp
American Meat Packers’ Association
Chicago
Butler County Medical Society Plans Wednesday Meeting
The regular Butler County Medical Society session meets in Howe's hall at 3 PM with Dr. Brooks I. Beebe to report and talks on school sanitary conditions by Dr. Georgetta Williams and other papers by Dr. Krauss Dr. Tuizi and Dr. Marsh. A 5:30 PM dinner at Stricker's restaurant follows.
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Butler County Medical Society
Howe's Hall
Brooks I. Beebe
Cincinnati
Georgetta Williams
Hamilton
L. S. Krauss
Middletown
Leon Tuizi
Hamil
H. H. Marsh
Sevenmile
Stricker
Property transfers list from Hamilton and surrounding townships
A sequence of real estate assignments across several towns including Hamilton Middletown Oxford and Ludlow Grove. Transactions involve multiple parties such as Cassie Davis Henry Frey J Parrish Eva Lowe Theodore Stegeman Gideon Stroud Roeland Crawford John Fabing Frances Hilser Jel Hinzelman Edward Neiderauer Edward, First Universalist Church to Ohio Universalist convention, George Morris etc. Amounts range from 1 to 20 000 dollars with various lots and acres indicated.
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Cassie Davis
Henry Frey
Millville
Marcellus Shifflet
Chas. H. Diehl
Hamilton
J. Parrish
Eva Lowe
Ludlow Grove
Theodore Stegeman
Gideon Stroud
Roeland M. Crawford
John Fabing
Middletown
C. P. McHenry
Frances Hilsercolft
Lindenwald
M. W. Goodman
Jel S. Hinzelman
River View
Howell & Mansfield
William Wilson
Otto
Kyla T. Schlosser
Edward Neiderauer
George F. Sorter
Benl B. Sorter
West Chester
W. DeArmond
George FE. Morris
James Mitchell
Thomas Nichol
Oxford Township
Sammel Keller
Alex Gordon
George T. Reiss
Sherman Williams
Elberta A. Krauth
George Diefenbacher
L. A. Boli
Jay
Catharine Stabler
Frank J. Stamm
Fairfield Township
Bezenah and Imhoff Agree on 133-Pound Match
Andy Bezenal and Kid Imhoff met and agreed to terms for a boxing match. They will sign articles soon for a 133 pound bout in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Oct. S
Andy Bezenal
Kid Imhoff
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Advertises PAZO Ointment promising cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or refund. Claims strong guarantee with money back option. Endorsed as a guaranteed remedy.
Stranded Boy Joe Leversh Reaches Home from Camp Washington
A youth named Joe Leversh aged 17 from 1025 Marshall Avenue Camp Washington Cincinnati sought work in the city last night and was stranded after failing to pay fare to Cincinnati. He was taken to the police station for lodging and given a ticket to return home.
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I. M. Amiot
High Street
Cincinnati
Joe Leversh
Marshall Avenue
Camp Washington
Creighton and Hooven Advertise Fall Papering Deals
Creighton and Hooven offer fall papering services at 236 High Street. They promise pleasing patterns and prices for customers choosing wall coverings this season.
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Creighton & Hooven
236
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