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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
4
A YWCA facility at 117 North Second Street advertises a comfortable home with modern equipment meals and services including two phones a library reading and reception rooms. It lists German voice sewing and cooking classes taught by efficient teachers and notes an employment bureau and Saturday programs available to members.
Ode Wynn and family were guests of D. J. Roberts on Sunday. John Ebbing is erecting a new stable. Girant Dare did business in Hamilton Saturday. Mary George is on the sick list. Hawkins was in town Sunday afternoon. John Flora from Indianapolis visits his parents. Frank Flora and family spent Sunday with his parents. Walnut harvest is underway. Quinces and pawpaws sold at local fruit sellers.
George Schramm of South Fifth street reports the death of John Bruck at his Columbus home. A brother of former Butler County Sheriff William C. Bruck and son of John P. Bruek, he was born in 1842. Once a guard at the Ohio penitentiary, he later led Hayden foundry there and died in office. Survived by widow, two sons and a daughter, one son an engineer for the Panama Canal project.
A large Hartwell crowd storms the jail seeking to lynch William Gray for a murder charge. Marshal Carey intervenes, moves Gray to Hamilton County jail. A second raid targets Cavaliere in Wyoming, but officers relocate him to Lockland. armed mobs disperse after confrontations, with a Greenwood rally mobilizing defense for Cavaliere.
Joseph Allen reports October crop conditions for Union and Harrison townships. He lists per crop yields and quality such as corn 90 percent quality, oats 30 bushels per acre, tobacco 100 percent, cabbage 100 percent, tomatoes 75 percent, with potatoes and beans also noted. The piece mixes agri data with a reflective verse and broader market observations.
Sassafras Ridge Ohio residents share weekend visits and gatherings as families, relatives, and friends from Hamilton Oxford Shandon Peoria Cincinnati Okeana and nearby areas spend time with local households. Names include Brosey Rommel Dinwiddie Handley and Jones with multiple dinners and calls noted in Christen.
Special to the Democrat Sun from Contreras lists visitors and guests in Oct. 16 notes. Mr. and Mrs. Cancade of Greensburg Indiana visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Indianapolis visit Mr. and Mrs. Cal Smith. Other gatherings include Ora Bake with Will Muddell, Tobias Finkbine trip to Bristow Oklahoma, Edith Palmer with relatives in Middletown Ohio, Rich Davis near Reily, and Roy Doty with James Doty in College Corner.
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