Two Mile Bridge Contract Awarded in Central States Bid
County commissioners select Central States Bridge company of Illinois to build a steel bridge over Two Mile creek at a cost of 5292. Other bidders ranged from 50150 to 5750 with substructure bids rejected for exceeding estimates. Separate bids for courthouse repairs and Goddess of Justice regilding were tabulated by Architect Barkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Bridge Company
Illinois
Two Mile Creek
Central States Company
Riverside Bridge Company
McClintock- Marshall Company
Columbus Bridge & Iron Company
Oregonia Bridge Company
McKemp & McGundy
Miami Cement Company
Frank J. Davis
Goddess of Justice
Cincinnati Day Trips Highlight Local Notables
Mrs E Griffis and several residents spent the day in Cincinnati yesterday while others traveled for business or leisure. James K Cullen and George Reiss headed to Chicago on business, and Karl Krieger with Col Schhiering planned to attend the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffis
Cincinnati
RK. P. Meyers
John Connell
Edward C. Sohingen
James K. Cullen
Chicago
George T. Reiss
Ida Webb
Warren Howell
Edna
Will Blair
Cleveland
Fifth Street
Clifford D. Lewis
Pittsburg
Fred Hoppe
Middletown
William
Judson Harmon
P. C. Conklin
Mary Handy
Urbain
Tampa
Fla
Naomi Puterbaugh
Clifford Reiser
Jesse Williams
LeSourdsville
Selina Waldrich
Henry Frechtling
Son Elmore
Carrie Dick
Oxford
Allen Andrews
Hamilton County
Andrews
Preble County
Karl E. Krieger
Col. Geo. Schhiering
Carthage
Cubs
Jurors drawn for Crawford’s Run case set for Oct 15
Sheriff Brannon and Clerk Larsh selected the jury for the county commissioners case against C. M. Semler. Judge Hartkoff fixed October 15 as trial date. Names include Edward Baker John McCoy John Musch B Carr Stevens on and others from Lemon Reiley Oxford Milford Fairfield Madison and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Semler
Brannon
Larsh
Hartkoff
Crawford’s Run
Hamilton
Edward Baker
John McCoy
John Musch
B. Carr Stevenson
John Kronig
Fred Bosch
Lemon Township
Wm. H. Beardsley
William A. Sinkey
Henry Behrens, Jr
Frank C. Dell
Reiley
John Wehr
Oxford
Samuel Allen
Milford
Nathan Flenner
Fairfield
William V. Kirk
Fred Sehul
Madison
Leonard Goebel
Electric Bitters Endure Through Aging and Ailments
W B Brungon of Dublin Ga testifies his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters after two years use. He says the tonic boosts appetite strength and sleep. The text claims benefits for female weakness debility and weak children with guarantees for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Brungon
Dublin
Interurban to City Line Switch Approved in Lindenwald
Cincinnati Northern Traction gains permission to build a switch from its interurban lines to the city line at the Lindenwald power house. Cars will run to Lindenwald on the interurban track and return to the city via the old tracks. Commissioners buy Colerain pike between Venice and the Hamilton county line for $1,000. road spans two thirds of a mile. The bill is set for passage Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
Lindenwald
Colerain
Venice
Hamilton County
Schulze Injured At Herring Hall Marvin Safe Works
William Schulze aged 39 of Mosler Avenue was injured Monday evening when a heavy steel safe door fell on his right leg at Herring Hall Marvin Safe works. He was taken to Mercy hospital where Dr. John Francis treated a severe bruise and a small knee gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schulze
Mosler Avenue
Herring-Hall-Marvin
Mercy Hospital
John Francis
Mechanical drawing courses in Y M C A offered
Three mechanical drawing courses are offered at the Y M C A night school under top city draftsmen. Enroll by visiting A J Crane educational director at the Y M C A building any evening this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Crane
Oxford Schedules Republican Convention and Local Developments
A Republican convention is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Oxford town hall to nominate municipal officers. The page also discusses sewerage as a sanitary need, walnut trees at risk, and local civic notes including residents and visitors in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat-Sun
Oxford
Board of Public Affairs
William Johnson
D. P. Beaton
Sewer Contract Awarded to West Hamilton Bidder
The Public Service Board awarded sewer construction on EF Street Progress Avenue Cleveland Avenue Wayne Street and Millville Avenue to W H Louthan the lowest bidder at 2635 60 with John Trunck bidding 2789 and engineer estimate at 3230 Louthan to furnish a performance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Hamilton
W. H. Louthan
John Trunck
EF Street
Progress Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Wayne Street
Millville Avenue
Double Funeral For Mrs Gillardon And Son Fred Gillardon
The double funeral for Mrs. Mary Gillardon and her son Fred Gillardon will be held at 422 South Front Street at 2 o clock on Wednesday afternoon. Rev H A Dickmann of St John s Church will officiate with no church service. The procession will proceed to Greenwood Cemetery with two hearses leading and interment in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gillardon
Fred Gillardon
South Front Street
H. A. Dickmann
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Creighton & Hooven Advertise Largest Carpets in Hamilton
Creighton and Hooven at 236 High Street offer the largest line of carpets in Hamilton, promoting a wide selection for home decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Creighton & Hooven’s
High Street
Library trustees authorize new books and return of loving cup
The trustees met last night and approved paying bills and placing orders for about 180 new books. They directed the Loving Cup, presented to the late Clark Lane by Hamilton citizens, be returned to Jacob C. Lane of Elkhart Indiana and kept in the Lane family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lane
Hamilton
Jacob C. Lane
Elkhart
Ind
Lane
Discharged plasterer returns to boarding house
George Eick, after several weeks at Mercy hospital, is discharged fully recovered and returns to his boarding house at 24 High street. He is a well known plasterer employed by George Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eick
Mercy Hospital
No. 24
High Street
George Sherman
Bugs of all sizes and prices at Creighton Hooven
Creighton and Hooven at 236 High Street advertise bugs of all sizes and affordable prices appealing to readers seeking household or shop pest control options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton & Hooven
High Street
Tulip bulbs advertised at Rothenbush's
Local shop Rothenbush's lists tulip bulbs with a Wednesday to Saturday window for sale. The notice highlights limited stock and midweek availability for customers seeking spring blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothenbush
Ordnance Cites State Law On Boys Climbing Freight Cars
A damaged line references an ordinance and believed state law prohibiting boys from climbing on freight cars or moving trains. The fragment notes enforcement concerns and potential penalties.
Child Adopted by Local Couple
Melissa Kay Giland was adopted by Thomas and Melissa Turner yesterday under Probate Judge C R Hartkoff authority. The twelve year old was renamed Turner and becomes their daughter. Both birth parents are deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa May Giland
Thomas
Melissa Turner
C. R. Hartkoff
Turner
The Badge of Honesty on Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
Advertises a non alcoholic tonic claiming to purify blood and cure stomach and liver disorders. Highlights ingredients like Golden Seal Queen’s root and Bloodroot, preserved in glycerine. Invites readers to request a free booklet and buy All-Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets from Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Executor Named For Margaret J Richter Will
The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Margaret J Richter, deceased, by the Probate Court of Butler County Ohio. Attorney Sam D Fitton Jr notes appointment period from October 8 to October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Richter
Butler County
Ohio
Said County
Hamilton City Schools to vote on $40,000 bond issue
The Hamilton City School District in Butler County Ohio will hold a special election on October 19 1907 from 5 30 AM to 5 30 PM at usual voting places. The bond issue of 40000 is to buy a site for a new school house and to repair furnish and equip the building as provided by Ohio law. John A Keller Clerk. Hamilton Ohio October 4 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ohio
The
Democrat-Sun
John
Board of Education
Hamilton City
Butler County
Hamilton Seeks Bids for 20000 Dollar Electric Light Bonds
The city auditor of Hamilton Ohio invites sealed proposals by Oct 12 1907 at noon for 20000 dollars in Electric Light bonds issued August 1 1907 to fund plant improvements. Bonds mature in 20 years at 4 percent interest with semiannual coupons. Bids require 5 percent certified check and can be rejected. Thad Straub auditor. Sept 10 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
City of
State of
City Electric Light Improvement
Hamilton City to issue Market Street Storm Sewer bonds
The City Auditor's Office invites sealed proposals for bonds of 20000 dollars to improve Market street from Fourth street to Monument avenue. Bonds dated July 1 1907 in Hamilton Ohio payable at the city treasurer in 15 years with 4 percent interest semi annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Market Street
Fourth Street
Monument Avenue
State of
Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Ohio
Anna Miles files a divorce petition in the Butler County Probate Court cause No. A 998 citing gross neglect and willful absence over three years. Edgar Miles must answer by November 11, 1907. neglect to respond will grant the prayer. Clerk L. M. LARSH Deputy W. M. Skinner Attorney Thos. J. Howard represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Butler County
Edgar Miles
Anna Miles
L. M. Larsh
W. M. Skinner
Ohio
Thos. J. Howard
Hamilton to issue 2300 general improvement bonds for West Main
The city of Hamilton Ohio will issue general improvement bonds totaling 2300 dollars to fund grading graveling curbing guttering and cement paving on West Main street from Millville Avenue to the west corporation line. The bonds dated August 1 1907 run ten years at 4 percent with semiannual interest and are payable at the city treasurer. Bids for West Main street improvement are due September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
West Main Street
Millville Avenue
West Corporation
City
State of
City of
Hamilton to Issue Main Street Improvement Bonds
Ordinance No 308 authorizes the City of Hamilton Ohio to issue special assessment bonds for Main Street improvements from Millville Avenue to the west corporation line. The bonds total 12075.51 dollars, dated August 10 1909, maturing in ten years with a 4.4 percent annual rate payable semi annually, evidenced by attached coupons.
Butler County Ohio Estate Administrator Named for Clifford L Doner
B W Baker appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Clifford L Doner deceased in Butler County Ohio by the probate court. Baker acts as administrator and attorney in the matter with the official notice dated September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Doner
Butler County
Ohio
Said County
B. W. Baker
Spet
St Tueg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Two Mile Bridge
Bridge Company
William Earhardt
J. A. Matsenbaugh
Johns. Reeder
Charles H. Blair
A. E. Zsehau
Brereton & Holt
Barkman
H. A. Rentsehler
Rentschler Bidg
Semler
Schulze
East Hamilton
Uxiorg
Cee
John and Allen Huston
Ing
OLD Advertiser
R. R. McClung
Oxford Notes
L. N. Bonham
John Robinson
Cormier
O. A. Beeks
F. J. Cone
Delia
Indianapolis
John Fenton
John Carpenter
Frank Nesselhans
Wm. Bacon
Thomas Flaherty
George Merideth
Wm. Logue
Dwight Sloane
Louis Lloyd
Carl Smith
Paul Brandenburg
Chase Overheltz
J. C. Douglass
College Corner
Hamilton Friends
Delia Cone
Miss Donaldson
Dean Minnick
Newton Kramer
Peru
Gillardon
Pinaud
Ed. Pinaud
Fifth Avenue
New York
Dept. M
O. Richter
Sam D. Fitton, Jr
John A. Keller
City Auditor’s Office
Thad Straub
Tues
Tnes
Main Street
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