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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
6
The Markets section reports mixed livestock and grain prices with cattle and hogs trading at varied levels. Milch cows and steers show steady to higher values while hog prices drop 25 to 30 cents per 100 pounds, and sheep and lambs move lower on liberal receipts.
Cincinnati notes a mixed commodities session with wheat soy the barley and oats prices easing on light demand. Cattle receipts remain steady. poultry eggs and rabbits show varied demand while local politics and community notices fill the Dunlap area report with social updates.
The Oxford News editorials discuss town hall influence in local politics and call for restraint by business and school interests. Campus items note the Women’s Literary Club meeting on lyric poetry, faculty news, a baritone (Charles W. Clark) praised by critics, and upcoming events at Western College and Oxford college chapel concert.
Whitcomb Minnesota notes record Edna and Lida Jaques visiting LeRoy Spaney and Stella Flint in Lawn Flint then returning home. A wood chopping event is planned for October 24 with Ladies Aid dinner in charge. A birth is announced for Mrs Charles Seal.
Special to the Democrat Sun from Millville Ohio recounts visits by Harry Stitzel and William Hawkin, social calls between Woodruff and Evans sisters, Eva Titus vacationing with May Hawk, and residents Frey Muskopf Young Haguer hosting relatives. The U S Christian Endeavor holds a meeting on Saturday and choir practice follows. Robert Meeker and wife from Ross drive through town, plus construction on Michael Frey’s yard and wall.
Special to the Democrat Sun reports social visits and movements around Woods O on October 23. Mrs. Wm Lipp plans a Hamilton visit week. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Vanlue guests of Ed Smith. Ed Smith and Mrs Yerigan hosted visitors from Reiley. Multiple locals entertain, move, or travel between Hamilton and area households including the Cranes and Garvers, with Laura Kates and others noted as guests.
Special to the Democrat Sun from Shandon Ohio October 22. Paul Robinson and Ross Dearmond attended the funeral of Stanley Emerson at Bellefontaire last Tuesday. The Farmers club met at the home of Minister Morris last Wednesday. Mrs Vandyke of Venice visited Mr and Mrs Richard Rowland last Friday. Rev Spencer Evans from Connecticut visits local friends. Mrs M P Jones left Thursday for Batavia. Rev Price of Elmwood preached here Sunday.
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