Hunting season dates and bag limits from Hamilton state laws
The notice lists hunting seasons and bag limits for species including quail and partridge in Ohio and Virginia, woodcock, dove, rail, snipe, geese, ducks, rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, and game birds. It notes prohibited practices, non resident license fee of 25 dollars, and special protections for certain pheasants and wild turkeys with dates ranging from August to February across various species.
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Antwerp
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality Overcome Debility
Advertising copy extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for General Debility with persistent weakness. It claims to vitalize the blood and restore vigor to all organs and functions, available in liquid form or Sarsabtabs at 100 doses for $1.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J. F. Walsh
36Th St
New York City
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Hunting Seasons and Rules for Waterfowl and Game Birds
Water fowl seasons run Sept 1 to Apr 1 for brant, and July 1 to Oct 1 plus Nov 10 to Jan 1 for woodcock. Rabbitts from Nov 10 to Oct 1. Squirrel season July 1 to Oct 4. Deer turkey pheasant and doves protected. Prohibited water fowl hunting from boats other than a rowboat. Bag limit fifteen for geese ducks brant other water fowl and quail. Non residents hunting three or more days may take 45 game birds off state. License for non-residents $15.50.
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Rabbitts
Squirrel
Nominations at Mt Healthy Citizens party selects slate
The Citizens' party of Mt Healthy held a convention and nominated Louis L. Robinson for mayor Charles Hill for clerk Stephen A Barnes for treasurer Frank Wright Ll N Skillman Otto Steinbrecher Sr A E Rosebaum George W Kissick and Henry Niemann for council John Beyer for marshal and Fred Hoffner Dr E H Nelson for board of education.
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Citizens’ Party of
Mt. Healthy
Louis L. Robinson
Charles Hill
Stephen A. Barnes
Frank (. Wright
Ll. N. Skillman
Otto Steinbrecher
A. E. Rosebaum
George W. Kissick
Henry Niemann
John Beyer
Board of Education
Fred Hoffner
E. H. Nelson
Meat Stolen Near Court Street Horse Rig
John Weismann of the Darrtown pike found his wagon hitched on Court street Saturday when a thief stole 9 cents worth of meat from the rig.
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John Weismann
Darrtown
Court Street
Prescription for Rheumatism and Kidney Troubles
A health advice feature by Geo Edmund Flood M D promotes moderation in heavy foods, hydration, and outdoor activity to prevent rheumatic and urinary issues. It then furnishes a “famous prescription” with Cascara Aromatic, Barkola Compound, and Aromatic Elixir for quick cure.
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Geo. Edmund Flood
M. D
Inquest Opens in Hartwell Murder Case of H. B. Howard
Coroner Cameron begins an inquest into the October 10 murder of Hartwell coal dealer H. B. Howard. Testimony suggests William Grey, recently released from prison, threatened Howard. Detectives and saloon activity are noted as authorities seek evidence and arrest details remain unresolved.
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Cameron
H. B. Howard
Hartwell
William Grey
Mueller
Howard
Fasman
Marshal Carey
Grey
Cavitere
Tie
Carliere
Hamilton County
Bond Proposal Passes For Frechtling Property Purchase
The proposition to issue 40 000 in bonds to buy the Frechtling property on South Second street for 34 125 and improve it for high school use carried at a special election. Total 1 049 votes 699 in favor 339 opposed with all wards approving though Second ward barely carried 651 to 316 exclude First ward A. Majorities by ward: Fourth 129 Third 157 Second 6 First 77.
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South Second Street
Board of Education
Cases Dismissed In Common Pleas Court
George F. Hosher vs M E Canal company was settled and dismissed in common pleas court Friday. Indianapolis Brewing Company vs William Jarvis was also dismissed.
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George F. Hosher
M. & E. Canal Company
Common Pleas Court
The
Indianapolis Brewing Company
William Jarvis
Stolen horse and buggy reported in Monroe
Charles Long, captain of the Monroe Horse Rangers, reported to police at 11 o'clock Saturday night that a grey horse and buggy were stolen in Monroe. Police were asked to search for the rig in the city.
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Charles Long
Monroe Horse Rangers
Monroe
Sick horse found near Third and High streets
A horse hitched to a runabout was found lying in a sick condition near Third and High streets about 4 30 Saturday afternoon. The animal was moved to the Giey Eagle stable for treatment.
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Third
Giey Eagle Stable
Lost watch reported by Miss Regan in Cincinnati
Miss Regan of Cincinnati reported to police that she lost her gold watch Sunday afternoon possibly in High Street or Smiths Theater or the German Kitchen.
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Regan
Cincinnati
High Street
Ierman
Smith's Theater
Coffee as a poison and Postum as nerve rebuilder
An old health advisory claims caffeine harms the nerves causing stomach and heart issues and suggests switching to Postum as a direct rebuilder. The piece asserts clear health improvements will follow for those who try the change.
Slavs Involved in River Jump After Night Club Disturbance
A brawl near the Ampton Coated Paper Co. sent officers to quell the fight as Slav laborers fired revolvers at a Turk’s care. Mike Boullion jumped from a bridge into the river and was rescued then arrested for carrying concealed weapons and intoxication.
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Amption Coated Paper Co
Gogan
Matthias
Seven Mile Pike
Ameron
Fisher
Cameron
Mike Boullion
Two Mite
Boullion
Poullion
Greek in Trouble Arrest of George Pappas on Threat Charge
George Pappas a Greek was arrested by police on a charge of threatening Anest Lucas last Thursday. He was not located until late Saturday evening when a warrant secured in his case led to the arrest.
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Pappas
George Pappas
Anest Lucas
Cure a Cold in One Day the Laxative Way Ad
Advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Includes E. W. Grove signature on each box and price 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
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Ely Bros
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National Biscuit Company
Thomas
Julie Florence Walsh
Paris
Alan
Holbrock Bros. Co
Cincinnati Mortgage Loan Co
Reily
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