Hamilton Market Prices and Grain Rates in October Report
The Hamilton vicinity price report lists cash grain and farm product quotes for October 21. Wheat, corn, oats, hay, dairy, poultry, eggs, rabbits, cattle, bulls, calves, hogs and sheep show mixed movement with demand varying by commodity. Notable items include No. 2 red wheat at $1.04, corn 60–69 cents track, oats around 54–53 cents track, and cattle prices broadly steady amid large supplies.
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Hamilton and Vicinity
Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Rentschler Building
Hamilton
Middletown
Miamisburg
Somerville
Oxford
Lebanon
Franklin
Cincinnati
Timothy
Clover
Elver
Buier
Oxford Election Promises Important Board of Education Vote
Oxford Ohio October 21 Special to the Democrat Sun citizens prepare to vote on the board of education with the old board likely seeking re election A second ticket is rumored while petitions may have formed Invitations to Western college winter concerts attracted local residents Personal notes report Miss Mary McSurely Miss Quilda Keefe and Miss Dollie Brandenburg among social visitors and a dog missing or stolen with reward offered.
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Democrat-Sun
Oxford
Board of Education
The
Western College
Mary McSurely
Thomas McDermott
Russell
Middletown
Bob Sehlenck
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Sehlenck
Thomas Sherlock
Quilda Keefe
Amarian Gully Pushes alimony payment to avoid jail
Amarian Gully faced contempt charges for failing to pay alimony to Cecelia Gully as ordered by Judge Gard. After promising to comply, he was released, only to appear again when he still owed $30. Sheriff conveyed urgency, and Gully secured payment to avoid jail.
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Amarian Gully
Luke Brannon
Judge Gard
Cecelia Gully
Gully
Hastile
Official Bond Election Vote Count Decides Outcome
The board of elections announced the official tally from the bond referendum held Saturday with 1060 total votes. Of these, 709 approved the bond issue and 440 opposed it.
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Board of Elections
Sermon Defends Churches Against Stranger Claims
The Rev. Henry Nevin Kerst of the First Reformed Church rebutted Laura A. Smith’s Ladies' Home Journal series asserting many churches welcome strangers. He argued visitors are offered worship and music, not demanded favors, and that welcoming can vary with church size while noting genuine faults should be addressed.
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Henry Nevin Kerst
First Reformed Church
Mr. Kerst
Ladies’ Home Journal
Laura A. Smith
United States
Bok
Kerst
Matthew
Miss Smith
Social Notes Mention Visiting Guests and Travel
Local society brief lists Sunday visits across cities. Leeds Bronson spent Sunday in Cincinnati and Miss Nellie Calghane was in Indianapolis. Mrs. Stella Weiler Taylor was in Springfield, Frank Hampton and Miss Shotts in Oxford, Mrs. Louis Tabler home from Cincinnati, and others visiting Akron Martinsville and Kalamazoo with various relatives and friends.
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Leeds Bronson
Cincinnnati
Stella Weiler Taylor
Springfield
Frank’ Hampton
Miss Shotts
Oxford
Louis Tabler
Cincinnati
Frank Shick
Aaron Jacobs
Akron
Charles Enderes
Chestnut Street
Martinsville
Ind
Springs
Luther Parker
Canton
S. C
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. QO. Parker
Age And Youth In Political Fight In Germantown Ohio
A mayoral contest in Germantown pits Squire Adam Frank age 55 against Mayor Harry Wolfe age 25 in the Republican primary. Voters weigh youthful vigor versus long service amid debates on temperance enforcement and administrative records. The outcome remains open with strong support for both candidates in the village.
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Squire Adam Frank
Harry Wolfe
Germantown
Twin Valley
Squire Frank
Wolfe
Squire Crickmore
Frank
Crickmore
A Mechanist’s Rise From Workshop to Stacked Challenge
Henry Elrod, a gifted but modest mechanic, devises a bold plan to straighten a leaning chimney at Bannon’s factory. He proposes removing base bricks, placing wooden piers, and burning out heavy blocks to shift the structure. Bannon finally assigns him control of the project after his calculations impress.
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Joseph Bannon
Thomas Elrod
Elrod
Bannon
Henry
Tannon
Bannon Works
Stenry
Lie
Daenon
Young Engineer Triumphs in Building and Machinery
Henry Elrod, at breakfast, receives a $1000 check and a job offer as superintendent of building and machinery with a handsome salary. A second note from his wife details that she now owns the rectory and Henry becomes its manager, highlighting his triumph.
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Henry Elrod
Henry
Martin C. Underwood
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Chicago Market Report
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Chamberlain Bros & Co
Rentschler
Eamg
NEW
Dollie Brandenburg
Mrs. Jackson
College Corner
Jay Douglass
E. H. Riggs
C. J. Pfeifer
Chas. Wright
John Reagan
James Hutchisson, Jr
Jacob Manrod
Albert Halstead
Washington, D
Marshal Halstead
New York
Murray Halstead
Oxford College Friends
NEA
South Fourth Street
Ohio
Gately-Brennan
Second National Bank
United States Depository
Cuares E. Heiser
Georget P. Souneen
Joan E. Heiser
Caaniel
Charles Sohngen
Darty V. Parrish
Wm. Murphy Jusice
Pace and Fire
Bell
Styie
Reduso
W.B
Weingarten Bros
Mfs
Broadway
Dan O'Leary
Jake Milderson
Norwood Inn
Gadi
Democrat
Guinness En Ds
Pusch
Park Ave
New York City
Kovacareve Candy Catmartic
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Loch Éo
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
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