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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
6
The Hamilton market reported large supplies of cattle and light buyer attendance. Prices showed a downward tendency with weaker values, while milk cows remained about steady. Hog prices edged firmer and piglets and light shippers saw strong competition.
Cincinnati Ohio October 17 Wheat offerings liberal market ruled lower with No 2 at 1.097 1.094 No 3 1.06 1.07 Corn demand fair steady to firm No 3 70e No 3 yellow track 71e Oats trade light prices steady to a shade lower No 4 mixed track 53e Cattle hay timothy prices listed No 1 timothy 17.50 17.75 No 2 16 16.25 No 3 14.50 14.75 clover mixed No 1 16 16.25 No 2 15 15.25 No 1 clover 17.50 18 No 2 16.50 17 Barley No 3 1.08 1.13 No 4 1.06 1.08 No 3 spring extra 1.13 Butter prints 32c extra 31c lb firsts 20 4 30c dairy 2c Powltry springers and old hens plentiful prices shaded others quiet but steady springers 2 lbs and under 2c over 2 lbs 11e hens cocks Ghee ducks old 10e young 11e turkeys toms gobblers 1d culls 7 good prices incomplete text on prices
The Greek defendants led by Karam, Jeim, Mettas, and Pappas were arrested for hunting game out of season last Sunday. Plea heard by Mayor Thomas Thursday morning but continued to next Tuesday for sentencing with fines from 25 to 200 dollars per defendant. Karambler and Jeim later paid 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty. two companions were dismissed. No other cases before the mayor.
The board of public service met Thursday morning and approved several claims. Inspectors report street paving progress. Andrews Asphalt Paving Co accepts widening of South Second Street market space from 29 to 35 feet by property owner request.
William Fisher a 23 year old colored man who drifted into the city weeks ago and was treated at Mercy hospital before being sent to the county infirmary in a critical condition He came from Kentucky and suffers tuberculosis with no apparent chances of recovery.
At the meeting of the Young People's Christian Union in Trenton Monroe was chosen as the next meeting place and officers were elected President Miss Ethel Brown Morning Syn Vice President Howard Egbert Hamilton Secretary Miss Helen Wright Dayton Treasurer Calvin Wilson Fair Haven
An old Radcliffe Drug Co advertisement promotes Hellister's Rocky Mountain Tea for cleansing the food canal and preventing disease. It lists 35 cents for tea or tablets and provides corner High and Second Streets and 231 High St as locations.
In Pittsburg Virginia a Catholic priest interrupted the public burial of banker and politician Andrew A. Dinan to pronounce benediction, insisting no further words be spoken. Elks, Eagles, and mourners stood in silence as the priest completed the service.
M. C. Burns delivered an enthusiastic talk on the work of the order at a Knights of Columbus meeting held at their hall on Third and High streets. Arrangements were completed for a dance to be held in Jacobs Hall next Tuesday evening.
A string of visits and returns fills the social page. Mrs. Tom Ratliff visits Dayton while Mr. and Mrs Low Beauchamp tour London. GK Midghall and Stella Alma Wagner enjoy Cincinnati stops, and Irwin Kelly conducts business there. Louis Miller returns from Gunnison Colorado after three months as the King family plans Columbus weekend.
The grand jury recessed at 5 yesterday and will resume at 1 30 this afternoon. Proceedings indicate the jury work is nearly finished and the report will be filed in the latter part of the week. The county infirmary investigation neared completion yesterday.
The notice lists recipients and names including Charley Baker B C Clawson Mrs George Ferris N G Fisher De N N Grath David M Heckard Galt Jose Louiss L Miller Potts Clifford Reidenbaugh Wm E Schaefer Jacob Smith Caroline H Squire and O V Parrish P M in Hamilton Ohio dated October 16 1907.
Arthur Almschneider, 27, secretary and treasurer at Ohio Tile Co in Hamilton, and Willa Eyree, 26, organist in Hamilton. McKinney, JS, horse trainer in Chicago, and Julia Henze, 31, nurse in Hamilton. Charles Leyner, 24, machinist in Hamilton, and Anna Schumaker, 22, dress maker in Hamilton. Henry Brehl, 28, safemaker in Hamilton, and Minnie Morganroth, 22, Hamilton.
Fire department responded to No. 6 Cincinnati pike on Wednesday at 2:30 PM for a roof blaze caused by a defective flue. The flames were discovered quickly and extinguished with little damage. The Twos' were called to assist.
Silver Link Rebecca lodge will celebrate its ninth anniversary Friday evening October 18. A fine program has been prepared and refreshments served.
An advertising blurb touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for liver trouble and constipation. It claims prevention of appendicitis and regular bowel habits with a 25¢ price in drug stores.
A series of property transfers shows multiple figures across Hamilton Somerville and Middletown. Names include Marie Reutti John Parlin Muff George Fenton Mathew Dalton Catharine Probasco August Lamb and others moving parcels and tracts with prices noted like 50 1100 and 151.
Judge Murphy ordered partition of the Curran real estate. Appraisers named were John D. Crane, John Barry, and L. T. Palmer.
Advertisement claims rheumatism is caused by improper kidney work and that Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea removes the cause and clears the system. It lists tea or tablets, with Radcliffe Drug Co at High and Second streets and 381 Main Street as suppliers.
A dubious advertisement touts Rengo as a harmless fat reducer that is chewed like candy and supposedly reduces weight without wrinkles. It offers a free trial package by mail from The Rengo Co. in Detroit and lists druggists in Hamilton, with price $1 per box.
The board of public safety met and approved the regular monthly payroll for fire laddies while the police payroll was delayed due to an error. It will be corrected tomorrow and approved. The session acknowledged the Hart Manufacturing cellar pipe order from New York. The new patrol wagon was accepted.
In Dublin Georgia W B Brunson reports his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters taking them for about two years with strong appetite good sleep and energy. The ad promises benefits for female weakness general debility and for weak children and guarantees for stomach liver and kidney troubles by all druggists.
A meeting of the Carpenters Union of Hamilton is set for tonight at Jacobs' hall. The evening includes an 8 o'clock street parade led by the Miami band, a lunch, and entertainment for attendees. A committee has worked diligently on this event.
Beatrice Fowler eleven of Elmwood Place was likely fatally burned when coal oil was poured on ashes to start a fire. The can exploded and her clothing caught fire. Brother Edgar smothered the flames with a blanket. Dr W O Harding was summoned. she remains in a precarious condition.
Earl Shamburg of Cadell recalls severe coughing fits and sleepless nights before using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits a single bottle with full relief and endorses it as the safest cough and cold remedy with lung and throat healing power. Trial bottle free and offered at drug stores.
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