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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
12
Clerk McHaines sent a letter to the secretary of state and attorney Neilan requesting a ruling on the school board election terms. He proposes three members to be elected, with two starting January 1 1916 and one two years later, arguing two should be denied and the third elected in 1915 if the levy passes, not to begin until January 1 1926.
Special To The Journal Millville Aug 2. On Sunday at 10530 m the Rev L Hy Rice of Millville Relorved church will preach in the line of Christ. A gospel meeting by the M C A will be held in front of the courthouse Saturday evening at 12. Assist. results invite attendees to hear the address.
An old style ad extols PODOLAX as a safe health tonic to wake a sluggish liver and cleanse bowels. It warns against harsh calomel purgatives and touts gentle, quick acting relief. The copy also promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for coughs, urging readers to look for the Bell.
A Hamilton meeting approved election changes for November with five board members. Two will serve four years, one for three years, and the first two seats begin January 191d. Property concerns on North Front Street prompted street closure plans near Dayton Street as other site moves were discussed.
Elder Milford farmer Junenteily Pulkerson of Ivar Hin illu died Thursday evening at home on the Dash down pike at age 80 years, 1 month and 28 days. Survived by widow Mrs Willen Fulkerson, four grandchildren Alvin Decker William Charles and Catherine Miller, and brother William Henry Fulkerson of Dark County. Funeral at residence Saturday at 2 with Rev Hamilton officiating. interment Greenwood cemetery.
Dan A. Stone chairman says the suffrage workers will set a large booth at the state fair next week. The national society backs the display, with decorative arts and a big exhibit planned beside the women’s buildings.
Train No. 33 from the west, due at seven, shows three cars overdue and is delayed by morning issues. Indications point to additional slowdowns affecting multiple trains. Authorities are monitoring tracks and issuing passenger advisories.
Obituary notices report the death of Judge Dechant Lige Blakeship and the burial of George Patterson Dead. The lawman and local officials attend the services at South Mid Street residence and at Froun street church. Descriptions indicate a prominent community member connected to the Elks and local government.
A fragmentary report notes a transfer of a prisoner and the two officers involved are praised for their handling. The incident is described with unclear timing but highlights official appreciation for law enforcement actions.
A distraught husband wife and three children sought aid when a misprinted station shelter ran out of space on a Thursday night. Newton Ingram of the Ulaiupa Coated Paper Co. arrived weeks earlier from Olympia Kentucky and aided by Helping Hand Society helped the family find temporary lodging at 608 Sycamore Street after officials could not provide a home. The family washed and was cared for while awaiting permanent shelter.
The events for the picnic are announced with details of location and dates. A division will reach people from Main street and Water avenue, and the grove at Bender's is named as the gathering spot. Tea and refreshments will be served to attendees and guests.
The Hos orchestra performing at the OY fest evening had no line parties as planned. Only one member remains on a vacation, leaving the group short handed for the event.
The orchestra will be auctioned next week with a Fourth word pack setting planned. On Thursday the ensemble will be conducted under Marcandales with John Pogatas of Main Street Russull joining as a member. Cladtester notes increased reader interest and the group aims to ensure players receive the best training possible.
Readers are invited to place notices for goals, lawn fetes, and programs in the Journal at no charge, a move to boost local event visibility and engagement across the city.
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