Repairs Needed at Hamilton Children's Home Plumbing Fixes Urgently Sought
Architect George Barkman reports severe plumbing failures at the Children's Home in Hamilton Ohio. Basements toilets waste pipes and venting are inadequate with traps missing or misconnected. Estimated cost nearing $1,000 with no current funds. Barkman offers plans supervision and advice at no charge to trustees.
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George Barkman
Board of Trustees
Mr. Barkman
Chas, Gath
Abraham Miller
State Board of Charities
State Board of Health
Cincinnati
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Burns and Ailments
An old saying notes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve makes wounds burns piles and chilblains disappear. It promises clear healing that makes problems out of sight and mind. Guaranteed by druggists at 295 cents.
Fresh Potatoes for Winter Stock at Special Prices
Five cars arrive Monday offering Fine Ripe Stock for winter storage. Bushel and five bushel lots sold at 70e. Special prices on larger quantities. Location 200 213 Court St. W. C. Atherton. October 16.
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Court St
W. C. Atherton
Donation Enclosed for Butler County Democrat Subscription
Mr and Mrs John L Phellis send a 3 00 payment to Butler County Democrat in Mercer county noting 24 years as subscribers. They praise the paper as a weekly link to home and express wish for the Democrat to continue long and prosper.
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Celina
Butler Co. Democrat Co
Hamilton
Butler Co. Democrat
Mercer County
Butler County Democrat
Morgan Township
Butler County
Ohio
John L. Phellis
Jury awards Semler $2000 against county damages land taken
The jury awarded C. M. Semler $2000 in the Crawford run case against Crawford county commissioners. $1200 covers land taken and $800 compensates residue damages. Semler sought $3100, commissioners offered $1700. first trial ended in a hung verdict. attorney M. O. Burns said he would seek a new trial.
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C. M. Semler
Hartkoff
Semler
M. O. Burns
Complaints Rise Over Market Conduct and Shortages
The article reports widespread concern about market practices. Wholesale buyers are said to snatch up good products early, leaving little for later shoppers. Butter beans disappeared within fifteen minutes and some goods are alleged to have been sold without testing for over a year.
Child Wife Granted Divorce by Judge Hartkoff
Judge Hartkoff grants Marthana Daniels a divorce from John Daniels on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Daniels, now under eighteen, is restored to her maiden name Logson. The marriage occurred when she was not yet sixteen. Alimony terms were settled. the case was not contested.
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Hartkoff
Marthana Daniels
John 5
Daniels
Logson
Stereopticon Address for B. G. R. Boys at Y M C A
H V Chase of the Y M C A will deliver a stereopticon address to the B G R boys tomorrow at the association building. The program follows the planned schedule.
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H. V. Chase
The
Association
YMCA Basketball Season Opens With Interleague Matches
The YMCA announces the basketball season opening next Thursday with Senior and Intermediate League games. Four teams per league compete, finals set for Thanksgiving. Top ten players will join the Representative Association team. Games begin at eight, and a four Monday night event series offers prizes. A wrestling club forms with 25 signups, meeting Thursday evenings, plus a new wrestling mat and facilities. The junior work is divided into two groups Iroquoise Sioux and Grizzly Bears Cremos, with Saturday athletics planned.
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Grizzly Bears
Cremos
High School Football Season Tickets On Demand
Season ticket issuance signals strong turnout for the high school football games. The opener comes next Saturday against Springfield, a team that defeated the locals previously, but Hamilton believes improved practice may lead to a tie or victory.
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High School Eleven
Springfield
High School
Hamilton
Widow McGinty benefit shines at Smiths Theatre
The second and final performance of The Widow McGinty, a benefit for the Estate Mutual Aid society, drew a large crowd last night. The play ran smoothly, the production praised, Bertha Weihe lauded for her work, and the Myers children Flora May and John again delighted the audience. Miss Weihe plans to study music in Cincinnati early next year.
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Franklin Cochran
Chas Scherzinger
John B. Mohr
Sylvester Squires
Sophomore Team Shines In East High Clash With Glendale
A large crowd watched the Sophomore class defeat Glendale at East High this afternoon in a tight, entertaining game. Key players included Minton Lingler Shaffor Seybold Fisher Mudgett Goldmekr Clark Bronson Henkle Dingfelder and more, showcasing solid practice and talent.
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Sophmore
Glendale High School
East High
Sorips
Minton
Lingler
Shaffor
G'S
Seybold
Fisher
E’s
Mudgett
Goldmekr and Clark
Bronson
Henkle
Dingfelder
T’s
Freshman Team Names Graf Captain and Mal Goldrick Manager
The freshman class shows strong practice with high potential for a solid team. Last Thursday Graf was elected captain and Mal Goldrick selected as manager for the squad.
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Graf
Mal Goldrick
Girls Considered for High School Basketball Team
Mrs Batersby spoke to high school girls about athletics on Thursday afternoon and outlined what girls could achieve in such affairs. A rumor suggests a girls basketball team may be started and community support is strong.
Coat of gold for Justice statue on courthouse
The Goddess of Justice on the courthouse will receive a new dress next week though unfinished. Union workers will apply a coat of gold leaf, with the figure standing about 165 feet high. In the past a gilding worker danced atop the statue. that may not recur this time. Other repairs on the courthouse progress satisfactorily.
W. C. T. U. Held Socials and Convention Plans
The W. C. T. U. gathered at Mrs. W. Porter’s home to discuss socials and markets for union benefit. Plans include sending Mrs. Arthur Baer and Mrs. W. Porter to the Steubenville state convention. The next meeting at Mrs. Wilson’s will feature roll call, Frances Willard quotations, and a state convention report.
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W. Porter
Hamilton Union
Arthur Baer
County Union
Steubenville
Hamilton
Public Service Board Passes Multiple Claims
The board of public service met Saturday morning and passed a number of claims.
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Board of Public Service
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Regular Bowels
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for protracted constipation and liver torpor. The copy claims the pills regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowel habits and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Officers elected at Jacobs' ball for No 1932 carpenters union
The new carpenters' union No. 1932 organized at Jacobs' ball Thursday night elected Chas. Davis as president and Swain Carson as vice president. Homer Hardy became recording secretary and Fred Rapp financial secretary. A. J. Ingelman is treasurer, Oliver Nash conductor, Fred Eppler warden, Ed Yeakle, Wm. Duncan and Ed. Grimes trustees. Henry Steckenreiter is secretary carpenters' district council and James Frazier president of the carpenters' district council of Cincinnati. both gave addresses.
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New Carpenters’ Union
Jacobs
Chas. Davis
Swain Carson
Homer Hardy
Fred Rapp
A. J. Ingelman
Oliver Nash
Fred Eppler
Ed Yeakle
Wm. Duncan
Ed. Grimes
Henry Steckenreiter
Carpenters’ District Council
James Frazier
Preparations for Hamilton federal building begin
The southwest corner of South Third and Ludlow streets shows removal of buildings for a new Hamilton federal building. Barnes Brothers may do little before spring with a deadline of April 1, 1909. Limestone substituted for marble. lobby finish reduced by 2600 dollars. contract price set at 88400, 19600 below original bid.
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South Third and
Ludlow Streets
Hamilton
Federal
Barnes Brothers
Democrat-Sun
Electric Bitters Aid Aged Mother And Weak Persons
W B Brunson of Dublin Georgia reports his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters with two years of use an excellent appetite strong health and peaceful sleep the same results apply to female weakness general debility weak puny children gain strength guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles by all druggists
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Scott visits Hamilton Tent Of Maccabees
The Knights of the Maccabees Ohio chief record keeper George H. Scott from Norwalk visited Hamilton tent No 317 last night He delivered an address reviewing the order Findlay area coverage notes the group's work and achievements.
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Hamilton
Knights of the Maccabees
George H. Scott
Norwalk
Ohio
Scott
Order
Arrest of Edward Cohall at Wolf and Co Junk Shop
Edward Cohall was arrested Saturday morning on suspicion after visiting Wolf and Co Junk Shop to sell brass joints pig lead and a large brass nozzle. The incident centers on the attempted sale of metal items at the shop.
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Edward Cohall
Wolf & Co
Notice to Carlisle Brant to redeem property by date
Henry Kessling warns Carlisle Brant to call within ten days to redeem a coat and revolver left with him. Failing payment, Kessling will sell the items and apply the proceeds to his claim. October 18, 1907. 210 Monument Ave.
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Carlisle Brant
Henry Kessling
Doctor’s 26 Years Practice Promises Cure for Diseases
Dr Lt Preston proclaims long general practice with best equipped Southern Ohio offices. He offers treatment for acute and chronic diseases, rheumatism apparatus, and a new method for rheumatism. Claims to cure consumption not in third stage and tuberculosis anywhere. Home visits and bank deposit option. Bell 668 A. Home 1260 A.
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Ohio
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Trustees of Children’s Home
Geo
Barkman
Mark
Arizona
Try ‘‘Barker's
C.A. Henes Men’s Hatter & Furnisher
South Third St
Fstate Mutual Aid Society
Soph
Mrs. Batersby
Goddess of Justice
Wt. 4
Prise Party
Bell Ph Ne
Federal Building
South Fourth St
RR & G
Coutl
V.H
Holbrock Bros. Co
Butterick
Maccabees
Monument Ave
Preston
Rentschler
Bell
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