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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1907
Page
6
Open high low and close figures noted by Chamberlain Bros. Co. stock bond grain and cotton brokers in the Rentsehler building. References to corn oats and cotton prices and a Chicago scene dated October 25.
Cincinnati market notes wheat steady at 1.02 per bushel with declines in corn and oats, hay prices down, and barley and timothy quotes listed. Poultry, eggs, and rabbits show steady demand. cattle and hogs move with a stronger tone on limited receipts, hogs rising sharply amid tight supplies and active packing demand.
Sunday business at Smith's Theatre hit capacity in matinee and near full for the evening show. The Wizard of Oz, in its first local run at popular prices, drew the season's strongest crowds.
An article warns that women face risks from reproductive disorders and urges immediate use of a tonic with specific powers to restore health. It links happiness and marital harmony to bodily balance and lists symptoms like fatigue, anemia, backache, and irregularities as signs to seek treatment.
President A G White of the Columbia Gas and Electric company says he cannot meet Mayor Thomas or the Hamilton gas committee due to New York obligations. He promises to visit Cincinnati soon and try to reach Hamilton, or at least telephone, about bringing natural gas to the city.
A parade of names visits and social gatherings as residents and guests travel to Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Miss Clara Dreyfus Mrs. Parrish Miss Stricker and many others spend Sunday in Cincinnati while Col. Gordon Dr. Good and various couples attend weddings and anniversaries in and around Hamilton.
Hilker boys Veer and Kenneth and guest Larsson Milligan were riding on High street when the cart wheel broke and the pony ran away. Veer held the lines and kept the horse from injury, the other boys were thrown but unharmed, the pony was scratched and the cart wrecked.
Andy Riemann of Benninghofen avenue Lindenwald reported burglars pried open the saloon front door early Monday and carried off five slot machines from two feet from the building, breaking them and removing contents. He says about $0 from the cash register and $26 in pennies were taken. amount from the machines unknown.
The Coliseum skating rink was leased today to D. McNerney of Cincinnati and Gen. R. Wickham who will redecorate the interior and open it to the public Thursday night for a grand mask skating carnival on Halloween.
Mrs Sallie Smith wife of James Smith colored resident of Colcotto died Monday morning at 9 of heart disease at her home aged 24 Her remains will be transported to Lexington Kentucky Wednesday morning for burial in cemetery No 2 near Lexington
An old advertisement claims the tea boosts vitality and protects the system from disease. It lists price at 35 cents for tea or tablets and provides Radcliffe Drug Co. locations at High and Second streets and 251 High Street.
The Southern Ohio Kennel Club plans its third annual field trials on the 12th and 13th of next month with top dogs from across the country. Judges include A F Hockwalt Dayton and Dr C A Piffen, with Tramp Irwin possibly as third judge. Derby, Nursery and All Age stakes offer substantial prizes.
Joh C Gradolph asked the common pleas court Monday for temporary alimony for support during the pending divorce action and to defray expenses of the case, after being sued for divorce and alimony by Mary Gradolph.
Mr Everett of Pittsburg will arrive tomorrow to assume the role of advertising manager for the Mathes Sohingen company. He is described as a thorough adverting man versed in every detail of the dry goods business and noted for his ability and experienced services.
Judge Gard this morning ordered Wilson Withrow and Jane Jones, plaintiffs in the case of William Brocks, administrator of the estate of Emily C Brooks against L M Lars, executor of the estate of Susan Milli kin, to give security for costs as non residents of the county.
Local voters and merchants in Butler County recognize the Democrat as the top advertising medium, citing broad reach and trusted circulation. Supporters argue its affordable rates and strong community coverage help businesses grow while informing residents.
Middletown reports John Shide was arrested after visiting the Hulda Wilson home claiming a will left him property. Autopsy cited heart disease as the cause of Mrs. Wilson’s death and funeral services were held with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Bids opened for paving streets by Hamilton contractor William N. Andrews. Theodore Temple, 60, died at home with funeral set for Wednesday.
Judge Gard sustained the motion of Charles F E Heiser executor of the will of David L Howell to require Chamberlain & Co to make their petition more definite and certain.
W Atherton at 209 213 Court Street advertises daily fresh fish direct from the lake. The listing highlights White Fish Salmon Trout Red Snapper and Halibut with an October 28 date.
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