Ohios Beat K of P In Lindenwald Park Exhibition
At Lindenwald park the Ohios backed by Powers Cline and Tanner defeated the K of P 4 to 1. Treiner pitched brilliantly despite five months out, allowing three hits with eleven strikeouts. Cline and Powers starred in a fast game with several double plays and steals.
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Lindenwald Park
Ohios
Powers
Cline
Tanner
K. of P
Ohips
Kinzer
Siguring
Deering
Suit Club
Joe Treiner
K. of P. Boys
Treiner
Reds Seek Playing Manager for 1908 Season
Cincinnati reports President Herrmann still seeks a manager for the Reds able to instruct by example on the field and lead with force of character. Potential candidates named include Pommy Leach of Pittsburgh and Roger Bresnahan of the Giants, as the hunt continues.
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Cincinnati
Herrmann
Reds
Red
Fred Clarke
Iseahaer
Leach
DePauw Beats Miami 17 to 6 in Thriller at McKeenfield
In Greencastle on October 21 DePauw defeated Miami 17 to 6 in a highly contested game. Miami aimed big plays at DePauw end Tucker and alleged slugging after failed ruses, with the outcome decided by hard fought drives and key defenses.
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Greencastle
Ind
McKeenfield
Depauw
Miami
Tucker
O Leary Victorious In 1000-Hour Endurance Walk
O Leary won a grueling endurance challenge covering 1000 miles over 41 days at Norwood Inn Ohio. The test began September 8 and ended October 20 under John Dacey with competitors George Gale and Graceful Walkers. Pauline Hoelscher led the ladies division and Charley Dooley topped the boys race.
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Norwood Inn
Norwood
Ohio
John Dacey
Hanker
George Gale
Robert J. O’brien
Jos. Brown
Ed Brookfield
Pauline Hoelscher
Marguerite McCullough
Alvina Leslie
Boys’ Raece
Charley Dooley
Bennie George
Krebs Coliseum to Open Skating Season Next Saturday
Manager Milders announces the Coliseum will open for skating next Saturday with three sessions. Morning 9 to 11 for school children, afternoon 2 to 5, and evening 7:30 to 10:30. Children under 15 may not attend the evening session. Admission at the manager’s discretion.
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Milders
The
Krebs
Butler County Advertises Democrats as Best Medium
The Democrat is praised as the top advertising medium in Butler County. The claim highlights the paper's effectiveness for local campaigns and business promotions in the region.
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Democrat
Butler County
Krebs Basketball Team Formed By George Krebs And Company
Harry Ciscle, manager of last year's winning squad, forms the Krebs basketball team to represent George Krebs and associates. The team will face worthy aggregations. Arthur Bender promotes a K. O. league with Hamilton as a member.
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Harry Ciscle
George Krebs and Company
Krebs
Arthur Bender
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Krebs Ends County Title Run With 5 3 Victory
The Krebs baseball team, independent of manager Jacob Milders, traveled to Middletown Sunday and defeated the Colts 5 to 3 to claim the county championship. A large crowd saw a well played game.
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Krebs
Jacob Milders
Middletown
Colts
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad 1906
An 1906 advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy used for over sixty years. It claims to soothe gums relieve wind colic diarrhea and pain with immediate effect and notes worldwide availability at twenty five cents a bottle under a guaranteed law compliance line.
Transfer of territory to Riley township by petition
A petition filed in Butler County Ohio probate court seeks transfer of described territory from Morgan and Riley townships into Riley township School District. The hearing is set for December 3, 1907, with CC R Hartkoff as Probate Judge and Walton & Bowers as petitioners' attorney.
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Boards of Education
Reiley
Morgan Townships
Butler County
Ohio
Said County
Reiley Township
Morgan Township
Anna Phellis
Town 3
Morgan
W. A. Jenkins
Samuel Fye
Samuel Wynn
Samuel Fyve
Town
J. F. Gillespie
Gillespie
CC. R. Hartkoff
Ohio 1908 Common Pleas Court Terms Set in Ohio Second Judicial District
The Second Judicial District fixes 1908 Common Pleas Court terms for Butler, Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Darke, Greene, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, Warren counties. Sessions begin January 6 and continue through May October with specific dates. Felix G. Slone designated Supervising Judge. terms begin at ten o clock A M as stated in Dayton on October 15 1907.
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Common Pleas
Witi
Butler County
Champaign County
Clark County
Clinton County
Darke County
Greene County
Miami County
Montgomery County
Preble County
Warren County
FeLix (. Slone
Warren Gard
Felix G. Slone
Milton Clark
Clarence Murphy
Elam Fisher
E. P. Middleton
Oren Britt Brown
Ulysses
Martin
Edward T. Snedeker
C. H. Kyle
A. H. Kunkle
J. 1
Aluread
Dayton
Ohio
State of Ohio
I. L. M. Larsh
Court of Common Pleas
Second Judicial District
Hamilton
Circuit Court Terms Set for 1908 in Butler County Ohio
An official order fixes court start dates for 1908 across counties Lanilion Clermont Warren Clinton with terms beginning at 10 o clock A M. The dates include January 6 and November 2 in Lanilion. April 1 and October 1 in Clermont. April 20 and October 19 in Warren. April 27 and October 26 in Clinton. Signed by Circuit Judges Swing Smith Giffen and clerk Lars on December 17, 1907.
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Ilanilion County
Clermont County
Butler County
Warren County
Clinton County
A. i
State of Ohio
I. L. M. Lars
Circuit Court
Ohio
First Judicial Circuit
Hamilton
L. M. Larsh
the Auditor
Two Mile Creek
Seven Mile Pike
Corporation
County Auditor’s
Board of County Commissioners
Chr
Pabst
Freeh Oysters and Heib's Tuesday Specials
Freeh oysters daily to 30 cents a quart and 15 cent servings raw or stewed at Heib's located at 217 Court Street. The notice appears dated September 13 with tf notation.
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Heib’s
Court St
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Methodists
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Dan O'Leary
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O’leary
Victor
Walton
Bowers
Petitioners
A. D
Peter F. Swing
Samuel W. Smith, JR
Giffen
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Bell
Ludlow
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Bell Phone
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Ross St
J. W. Faucett Transfer Co
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Hooven, Owens & Rentsehler
Black & Clawson
J. Fred Bender
Democrat- Sun
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Splendid
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Democrat-Sun
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Park Ave
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Max Grabenheimer
F. P. Riehter
Faton Road
C. R. Hartkoff
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Dayton St
Jack Knodel
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Maple Avenue
Geo. H. Holbrook
Botler
Hamilton Iron and Steel Co
W. H. Brady
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Hill Bros
Boys— Hamilton Sheet Metal Co
High St
Lowenstein & Loeb’s. Lt
Coopers
Circleville
Barber
Central Ave
Chas. Dnemer
Springdale Pike
Bea
M. FE. D
Care Democrat
Hahn Meat Market
Cor. 3Rd
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A. B
Care Democrat-Sun
Experiman's Restaurant
Enced
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Janiter
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Williamson Hide
Cleve
Carlisle Brant
Henry Kessling
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