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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
4
An old advertisement promotes “Toly's Honey and Tar Compound” as a cure for coughs and grippe, boasting complete cures, warnings about ink seeds and disease resistance, and urging purchase via Beeler with claims of pastel tones and patient testimonials.
Butler County officials should accept the offer at once to build a bridge in two weeks, saving the taxpayers several thousand dollars. The proposal would be executed under engineer Cortiv’s direction, with no delay, as county commissioners have a public duty to act promptly.
County Commissioner Davis and Kingh voiced support for the bridge plan this afternoon, saying engineers and residents favor it. The Citizens' Executive Committee met at 10 with Engineer Our-118. the commissioners will act at once to accept the offer.
The body of George A. Shung was transported to Wanilton from Miauttown Saturday. Mills Rump took charge, with funeral arrangements set at Lu Greenwool cemetery. Officials and agents from Wa Lagi Way and related figures identified the deceased, with a fund raised around 4500 for recovery efforts and funeral costs. The Hamilton faction pledged support, with modest local contributions promised for victims’ families.
Bainillon Chile No 185 and Protective Home Wirero met Friday night to appoint a committee to probe losses suffered by members during the Good and where many household goods were lost. The society will aid financially in charitable work. The Geynd Civede will be asked to assist. For the Convention members of SL Mala CoN sueialdAngl will attend the Evangelical Young People's convention at St Johns Church.
A Walnut Aid society meeting on Monday evening drew a large attendance. A wave of warrants, delayed by unspecified issues, were finally issued and ordered.
The Ohi Moelrie Hi Co reports Jane Leadtion will operate a tram service between Cromton and Thenild Gris week. Miles at his rack were armed dir. irne the Maud, while long trebles of wines were ant down.
Fragmentary OCR item lists place names and personal titles including Thorn ta Mas and Pleasant wyere with unclear roles. The readable text hints at a catalog or announcement of residents and properties in a provincial area, but lacks a complete narrative or dates to form a fuller record.
The Hamilton Uyinane Society plans a Monday meeting to elect a president and officers. Candidates include Dan Chio for president, with Dr dk Pe Wilson and Vr. Eu Cort Vi. Rass among nominees. The society invites applications for membership at the upcoming session, noting some officials oppose a humane officer appointment.
A garbled report outlines a flood delay related trial involving Graver Baker and state attorneys. The text notes unusual reasons for delay, a March to April timeframe, lack of state testimony, and Baker’s jury being favorable to his position during the deliberations.
A city water supply is being chlorinated under state health authority powers to supervise the water works. Capt Pedupche announced the step, with Capt Tedesehe and Dr Smedley Jaro conducting daily water tests and flushing to increase safety. Residents are warned to boil water until further notice, though improvements are expected in a few days.
A new company named for Litare and Lhe Mani Valley Chauntauqua is formed to rehabilitate the valley and its Chautauqua grounds. Stockholders consider a plan to restore damaged store and buildings, issue treasury shares, and raise funds through a sale and meetings. An auction of high grade furniture damaged in the disaster will be held tomorrow at 2 PM by Reattit & Co.
A crowded Sunday gathered numerous organizations at Hamilton Lodge No. 673. Knights of Pythias, Knights of Maccabees, Woodmen of the World, and the Owls division met, with several judges also present, creating a packed day at the lodge.
The announcement reports a Baptist relief effort in Cincinnati and Hamilton to aid churches and workers affected by a recent upheaval. Funds collected totaled 271.28 dollars, with volunteers and girl workers on the streets gathering donations from motorists in a brief period.
Historical advertisement recounts a Hamilton resident praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain relief. Testimonial claims rapid benefit after using pills bought at Radeline Drug Store, urging others to purchase at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US sole agents.
The A A Conroy Coca Furniture slate on South Second Street faced a $15,000 loss after a flood. Walter Blackburn, a millinery operator, suffered substantial losses and the Hamilton furniture house plans to resume operations following the flood.
Government officials secured permission from the Supreme Court to file a brief in the pending Texas state cases before the commerce court, seeking to advance the government’s interest. The court later allowed the Department of Justice to intervene and submit a brief on the government’s behalf.
A bill was passed to refund liquor licenses for saloon owners whose businesses were closed during martial law, covering a 40 day period at the end of the law. The move provides financial relief to affected saloon keepers and resumes normal operations.
An old ad promotes Sweeney Medicine Co. capsules claiming rapid relief for colds and grippe. It urges readers to phone their druggist to deliver a box, citing a long familiar cure and a Cincinnati business origin.
Tonight’s program features the Kuy-Boy Voutuen tale The Last Dispatel and The Way to a Man, a drama, plus The Gondest and W Comet comedy. A pink serial What Happened to Mary and other reels highlight the big show. Mary Wallaz leads with Edison support in a prize story. 3000 seats of first class pies are advertised.
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