25 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
1
The article lists Tfigh-class suits described as plain-tailored and demi-tailored in Bedford Cards Mannish Serges Poplins Worsteds and similar varieties. It notes an endless display in four distinct groups with varied fabrics and styles.
Mrs Belle Stayton and friend visit family at Beellol farm. Gasper Township hosts Sunday serial convention at Salon chapel on April 27 at 2 pm. Bloom and Mrs. Relti Perea edited to Pigna after illness. Sunday gatherings include many locals at various homes and events. Antoch school pupils awarded for Patterson exam. a large dinner honors George Chambers at Preble County Children’s Home with community figures attending.
A telegram sent March 25 warned of rising waters threatening Ut city along the river. The message indicated a 14 to 17 foot flood stage and urged the sewerage department to alert residents as the city braced for high water.
George W Pottenger and J Wrigth two friete attorneys sue Camden officials in common pleas court claiming a concrete wall along the north Bevermile creek is an unlawful waste of public funds. They allege no proper authority or funding exists and accuse village leaders of bypassing law to hire laborers and spend over 3000 dollars on the project. The filing seeks a temporary order and asserts the action is invalid.
In the coming days the eleven o'clock Vid may be lifted and normal city life could resume at night. The current order requires all streets to be cleared by eleven p.m., and enforcement is generally strict. Whether the rule will move to midnight or be dropped remains under consideration.
An advertisement promotes Do Miracle as a safe, perfert ed hair remover claiming it preserves facial appearance. It warns against doubtful products noting possible permanent disfigurement or costly consequences from prolonged use and hair growth treatment delays.
Springdale Gazette prints a reader letter from April 22 1913 praising the Hamilton Evening Journal as a splendid newspaper and advertising medium while recounting an ad incident before publication and two subsequent rental inquiries. The missives mention the firel'ague and a party named Westhoud.
A second grader from Jackson School shares a vivid flood memory with punctuation and spelling kept intact. The child describes fleeing with family and horses, hiding in a barn, hay everywhere, and water rising while noting the cold and relief when the water stopped.
The County Teachers association meets at Baton opera house Saturday with two sessions. The forenoon opens at 10 16 a m and the afternoon at 1 15. E B Vaughn of Baton delivers the historical address on General St Clair. Han Carson of Columbus speaks at the forenoon session, and Re My Hugh, Miami University president, leads the afternoon address with student Miss May Deem supplying musical features.
The overtly seventh meeting of Wranklin County Indiana Odd Hallows association will be held at Mixerville with Purity Lodge No 184 on Saturday. The date marks the fourifying anniversary of Oddfellowship in America with Bert Tarilew of Hanover delivering an address.
Workers slow gas line across the river bed under Superintendents control to minimize disruption. Project is nearing completion with West Side residents expected to have natural gas by Saturday evening, earlier if feasible.
Merchants with goods confiscated for city use after the flood must file claims with the Citizens Adjudication committee. Tulge Waller and Tlashing the hair apan note the committee will decide on lines Monday. Merchants holding bills should submit them to La. DP. Clawson, listing the items taken, dates, and their reasonable value.
Police and military guards detained several living individuals for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Names listed include Jyank Magon Clem Moura Minnie Revi John Tamilton Daniel Tne Joes Harry Cagtabor Roy Gillow John Behwartz and Clarence tent. They were held for hearing in the military council.
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