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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
7
Extra and strong demand for calves with prices up. good to choice hogs steady near yesterday's range. fat sows and stags offered with mixed prices. light to medium shippers and pigs quoted. sheep and lambs market steady with fair demand and light receipts.
Chicago trading opens with gains in stocks and bonds, grain and provisions showing variability as brokers report early price ranges. Rentsehler building offices anchor the scene with Chamberlain Bros. & Co. noted among brokers.
Wheat trades steady at 1.050 to 1.06 for No 2 red. Corn inquiries firm with mixed lots priced near unchanged. Timothy and clover prices listed by grade, timothy ranges from 13 to 17.50 per unit. Barley prices show No 3 at 1.08 to 1.13 for spring offerings.
Receipts light and market firm with good demand for poultry items. Springers under 2 lbs priced at 12e, over 2 lbs at 12e, hens 12e, cocks and old ducks 10e to 12e, young ducks 12e, turkeys toms gobblers 1e per item. Strictly fresh stock quotable at 2Le per dozen, held stock 19e, loss off.
Receipts moderate and demand steady to firm overall. Heavy steers range around 4.75 to 5.85 with extras up to 6, cows and stockers mixed, milch cows steady under light receipts, bulls steady with fair demand. Overall a cautious tone as lighter stock sold slowly.
A telegraph operator reported a woman lying on the Grand Boulevard railroad track around 8 15 am Wednesday. Police later learned she was removed by friends and taken home in a beastly state of intoxication from a saloon near East Hamilton run by Emil Hessenbruch.
Wynn M. Cornett William Bauman and Duke Rector faced arraignment before Mayor Thomas. Cornett was fined and cost after being assaulted by several men early Sunday morning in front of Hav er’s Saloon on Shuler Avenue and Grand Boulevard. the two men accused of attacking him were dismissed. It emerged Cornett provoked the trouble and was beaten in the fray.
Former county official F R Vinnedge III has been seriously ill at his Deerfield Pike residence for several days and remains confined to his home.
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio is claimed as the only constitutional remedy. It is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Also promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Narcissus bulbs are offered at Rothenbush's store from Wednesday to Saturday with a two tier weekly display in the window.
Miss Lottie Bender of Dayton and Mrs Peter Somers of Columbus visit friends here while City Auditor Thad Straub conducts business in Detroit. Frank Van Der Harr visits Cincinnati. Miss Mary Dye heads to Washington DC to see relatives. Ed Zimmers and Agnes Lockhard travel to Indiana. Frank Moore and Lola visit Miss Martha Stead. Florence Ireland from Cincinnati visits Emma McKee. Ed Neff and son Gilbert from Covington visit Mrs Kelsch. Clerks of Robinson-Schwenn Co to attend Ross-Shields Co. opening in Middletown. Mrs Harry Johnston and Oris Burns return from Middletown. Ledwell family to move to McNeely homestead on North Front. Camille Frechtling sails from Liverpool. Lillian Matthias to continue to the continent for winter.
Mrs. Lizzie Gifford hosted guests Amos Branson and daughter Emma Lena Sehul and son Willard and Thomas Branson of Amo Indiana. Miss Elsie Taylor party at West Elkton drew Edith Gifford Della Sehraub Otto Kirk Clifford Schraub Fred Sixt. Miss Ida Guiler of Jacksonburg visited Ella Sixt and Lena Sehull family. Charley Saylor suffered serious injury from a barn door accident and remains in critical condition. Lindley Gifford visited Anderson Indiana with his brother Walter.
In Whitcomb Indiana Laura Hammer visited relatives in Hamilton. Grandma Gilbreth died Saturday about 5 am and her funeral was held at Big Cedar church with Rev. Tom officiating Monday at 2:30. Dayton visitors Henry Dawson and Jim Dawson's family stayed with kin. Local callers include Flora Clark and daughters and Blanch Wiley with Elsie Clark. Ed Clark bought Jim Greg’s property. A church service is planned Sunday night and Billy Myer held a dance two miles from town Saturday.
Fresh oysters available daily at Meib's located at 217 Court Street. Oysters offered raw or stewed with 30¢ per quart price. Event date noted as September 13.
Special to the Democrat Sun reports on Jacksonburg fair activities. Residents like Miss Lucile Maris and Miss Mary Shafter visited relatives, while Charlie Thomas plans to move to a farm near Oxford next March. Farmers discuss tobacco demand, labor pay, and farm improvements as workers earn up to 2.50 a day and bank accounts grow.
New York report notes chocolate costs have increased for retailers in recent days due to higher consumption. The article cites rising demand as a main factor in the price hikes affecting product availability.
Train timetable lists departures from Geleg Seath and Gelag North with numerous Cincinnati and Erie routes. Includes Cincinnati Accom and Express services daily and Sundays, along with Detroit Erie, Toledo and Lima connections and electric vestibule trains.
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