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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
13
The Ohio Department of Agriculture presents crop prospects for Butler and surrounding counties listing wheat, oats, barley, corn, rye, and fruit. Projections show yields near normal in most grains with percent differences from long term averages, and notes on planting, condition, and stock estimates for spring and summer markets.
Fragmented but vivid account of a murder case in Birmingham involving Mrs. Tolan Burrs and her husband, with references to a dramatic courtroom scene, a potential stay of execution, and local reform touches. The piece weaves scandal, public life, and a revived life sentence debate amid a chaotic mix of quotes and portraits. It notes testimony set for June and mentions a controversial hotel meals ad as a separate aside.
Fragmentary text reports a murder case linked to Camarines operations. Witnesses reference Anak Viganat ipl and Credstinar of Hie Cree alleged as part of an international scheme. Details are garbled and unspecific.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Freedom London and Reginald McSenna amid references to Admiral Sir Anihue Wilson and fleet movements. Details are unclear but imply high level government and naval figures discussing departuents, ships, and a treaty dow of the adeekyards.
Two thousand miners in Chicago and Indiana return to work after a two month strike ends following a settlement arranged by International President John P. White of the United Mine Workers. The agreement resolves disputes between operators and workers and signals resumed production.
Social calendar and family visits fill the week with dinners hosted by Mrs WIE Kopp and Mr MWale at College Corner. Residents Ms. Vist Here with Wa Sinton and Haughlew entertain guests. Miss Lyda Tonglass visits Richmond.
A string of social touches and family travels fills the week with relatives visiting, hosting, and spending time together. Katherine Sipp, Marie Sapp, and others are mentioned across Millville and Indianapolis areas, with meals, travels, and Sunday gatherings shaping the pattern of local life.
Special to The Journah reports residents visiting relatives and hosting guests over a recent weekend. Mary Broule and sons from Di Siamati traveled to Woods to visit Anstedt and family. Mrs. Thomas Slavent spent Mare day with Lindensald family. Mr and Mrs Clark returned from a pleasant visit with kin. Charley Wospiser of Hamilton planned home talks with Brownguille friends. Dick Tycksen and son of Dayton spent a few days with Droller, My, and Mes Snonet Jackson and Mrs TB Singion visited Cherd Derr of Vinmisters. Clark entertained Lora Brownsville and Thomas Mavens. Ed Selwarin and family spent Saturday night and Sunday.
Local fragments describe Jayse Stable Jims activity, Joseph Buell family visits, chicken business updates, and farm work around Colerain. Mentions of prel mesh, repairs on C B Bosserman residence, and community church plans. Names include Alice McComarck, Clarence Worming, A A Hughes, William Sehier ing, HJ Upellander, Arthur Dieterboels, Rev Smelkor, and Ola Blonpkey with social calls and Sunday events highlighted.
Collinsville Miss Mizahyth Reynolds helps her brother’s family from Covington. Miss Mildrad Morten returns from a Monday alley spoiling trip. Dayton guest Miss Vreva Muller visits Susuliyy after two weeks with cousin Mrs. DL. We.vais sting Tolbert of West Alkony visits Mrs. Apia Under and Ea Smoyer. Nelle Veasler with Yorwen of West Middletown visits. Ladies' Aunt social planned for August 19 with short program led by Miss Margie Guaaker. Jennie Willignson returns Monday after week with Ohtani relations. Levi Goldsmith and parents spend Sunday in Oxford. Bert Shollenbarger and family visit J. H Shollenhars.
In a probate matter at Hamilton, Elizabeth Meetheard requests a guardian. An appointed guardian is sought after to manage her affairs due to concerns about mental capacity. No guardian has yet been assigned.
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