Citizens Ticket Pushes Nonpartisan Hamilton Government
The piece argues for a nonpartisan city government in Hamilton, contrasting it with Springfield and Dayton. It promotes a citizens ticket run by respected business leaders to ensure honest, competent administration free of party rewards or punishments, urging public support for a government focused on the people’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringfield
Ohio
Hamilton
Citisés
Citizens
Edward W Unley
Dayton
Montgomery County Democratic Committee
Ohio Democratic Committee
Democratic Organization of
Enlarge the Canal Make It Into a Barg e Canal
The editorial argues Ohio should enlarge and convert the Penamu Canal from Toledo to Cincinnati into a barge canal funded by a light long term tax on the counties along the line. It cites Representative Clark of Cincinnati shifting to support retention and expansion and urges state and federal backing for a waterways future. The piece laments opposition from some legislators and emphasizes regional economic gain for Hamilton and other counties.
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Ohiu
Union
Staté of
Ohio
Ainenville Times-Register
Clark
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Canal Party
U. S
Fle
Olid Mui
Toledo
Jin
Vebore Win Proposes Four Constitutional Amendments To Vote On
The Higgins Journal notes four proposed amendments for November. One would reverse a tax exemption for state and local authorities, another allows appointing women to positions in women and children care institutions with a YES stance. A third would make county and township officers elective, opposed by the paper. The fourth advocates a short ballot with governor and lieutenant governor elected, others appointive, with a NO stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIG
Nautric Iipal
Hyoying Journal
Tal Propdsal
The Decline of An Old Art
The fragment describes failure in traditional crafts of canning and preserving fruit and a deteriorating domestic scene. It minimalistically hints at a country upbringing and a homekeeper facing personal decline amid visitors and expectations, with stilted prose conveying a sense of fading skill.
The Canned Goods Era and Home Canning Revival
The passage laments factory canning and child labor while praising home canning traditions. It envisions parcels delivering fruit directly to kitchens and urges reviving ancestral canning arts handed down by generations, valuing home craft over industrial production.
County infirmary gatecrasher sparks debate on care
A reader questions why the county infirmary houses a strong six-foot man fit for work rather than those truly unable to care for themselves. The piece notes the facility was meant for the frail sick and elderly, raising concerns over taxpayer burden and purpose. The tone critiques shifting role of the infirmary and invites local opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vity Suburmos
County
Perhaps It Was A Good Thing For The City
A fragmented column cites mixed views on recent socialist protests and local governance. It notes public benefit from services, highlights Health Officer Smedley’s milk dealer crackdown, praise for City Solicitor Neilan over ordinance handling, and praise for President Wilson’s stance on Mexico. It ends with views on bridge wreckage removal and currency bills amidst banking and tariff concerns.
Community Notes From Mason and Surroundings
A jumble of local visits and greetings fills this week’s Mason column. Residents share travel, family visits, and social events including relatives from Norwood Oklahoma Cincinnati Ohio California and Wyoming meeting in harmony park for a Sunday School picnic in Harmon Park Lebanon Ohio.
Local Notes From FLK Creek Neighbors Tie to Dayton and Lebanon
Aug 28 reports small town happenings with visits by John Ruble Hamilton and families to Henry Selraub and kin, Lucie Gifford at Lebanon institute, Etticks at Emtecks reception, and various trips to Dayton, Wilmington, and Middle town. A shuffled stream of socials includes a horse loss by Jess Wing, a shower for Mrs Idea Gingerich, and appearances by Schwab and Daugherly families around the area.
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Ties Journal
Wil Creek
John Ruble
Hamilton
Henry Selraub
Mya
Joe Mendenhall
Theodore Mendenhall
Esther
Wilmington
Bernice Ettick
Charles Emteck
Bernide Brick
Dayton
Lucie Gifford
Lewsbers? Institute
Lebanon
Joe Lasith
Chris
Ligf Fan
Walbye Daugherly Anton
Dayoan
Jess Wing
Edith Gifford
Della
Idea Gingerich
Imloft
George Schwab
Piruivk
Highland
Frank Ruszefo
Oscar
Earl Schraub
Local News From New Haven and Area
Wheat crops praised after late rains while other staples lag in dry weather. Residents, including Nugent and Hines, push work along Shaker road. Social visits noted with Rugg and Knapp families. Bible class trip to Hamilton County experiment farm at Pleasant Run Ohio on autos with many locals. Journey described from 0:40 to 11:30 am with some machine trouble en route to the farm.
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Gimple
Kansas
Nugent
Hines
Onhe
Shaker Road
C. W. Rugg
Layhigh
Minerva Knapp
Landis
Ataene
Squire Ruy
Samuel Winn
Riley
Ben Kupse
Angus
Hamilton Cauunty Experiment Farm
Pleasant Run
Ohio
Joseph Starr
Henry Fliedman
McClure
Nick Bowles
Setoering
Haltimore
Blue Rock’ Pike
Local Farm Visit Recalls Community Social Amid Dinners
A farm day ended with a return trip featuring ice cream from ML Healthy. Mrs Elliott hosted, sharing farm experiments with guests and noting a full day of meals, socializing, and visits from Bayditon and Hamilton areas. The Saturday social drew residents including Miss Winetr ed Weanedy and families from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Hamilton
Millville
Shramlong
Lote
Local social roundup from Macedonia and nearby areas
Alert reports a weekend of visits and gatherings across Macedonia and nearby towns. Names include Loos, Collebwan, Pischer, Beckar, Louiss, Luvs, Becker, and others as families and friends spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives and hosts. A funeral notice mentions Mrs Anulley of Okeani dying last Saturday evening.
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Alert
Mra
John Loos Aul Suns
Entine
Clarenes
Miacthel
Clifford
Criadon
Mes
Julia Collebwan
Charliel Lamt
Saral
Macedonia
Michael Pischer Ant
Charlie
Wm.owitek End Schldeen
Gurtiute
Beckar
Wm.dogge
Tawny
Bors
James
Louisson
Marie Luvs
Mildred
Jeu
Gerty Becker
George Jones
Orville
Blinche Jover
Anulley
Okeani
George
Dda Beker
Hamilton
Plaga
Alwood Cuteidge
Bane
Jacksonburg Shower For Gilford and bride Guerich
A wedding shower was held on a rainy August afternoon in Jacksonburg to honor Mr and Mrs Gilford Guerich. Guests presented gifts including kitchenware and china pieces. attendees listed include Meg Shapley Etta Fox Miss Brewer Mrs Hoffman and many others. The couple plan to reside in Middle Towns awaiting October festivities.
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Keister Howe
Pertre Hospitalty
Gilford Guerich
Middletons
Meg
Ed Shapley
Etta Fox
Misse Brewer
Folow Hoffman
Doc South
Anna Thewss
Bessie Hares
Blanche Phares
Gertrude Hieland
Pin Custon
Jessie Wagner
Mr. Keister
C. Schwab
Lugilla Marts
C. Mormesser
Hazel
Hoffmann Ching
Delia Schwab
Dave Conrad
Josephine Bruwner
Gladys Hieland
Adith
Lucy Gifford
Ruth Keister
Anna Phares
Kato Kueh
Community Greetings and Portraits from Aug. Visit
McGonigle reports a busy period with Mr and Mrs Hull entertaining guests including Wayne Stephenson and children at Wood, Addie Kane of Hamilton Mass, and E C Stoll, L Barkett, Tom Corbin at Ken Kentucky last Thursday. Mary Oyder and Jordan returned home after several weeks visiting relatives in Harrison. Maud Marshill returned home after a stay with Mrs Ernest Clark of Christ Vanbor. Louisa Stinepf hosted Miss Morganligier Carvie Weber Dayton and Misses Kathry Conrad Helen Minnie Usaliy at the misty week. Maybeth Oyler visiting relatives Haven. Miss Montichs spent Friday night with Marguerite Beekiebt. Charles Stohesod and J Y Davies with Mrs Cuchray of Bunker LAT on Sunday.
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Mos
Hull
Wayne Stephenson
Wood
Addie Kane
Hamilton
Mass
E. C. Itoll
C. L. Barkett
Tome Corbin
Thoraday
Mary Oyder
Jordan
Harrson
Mize Maud Marshill
Atrs
Ernest Clark
Chriss Vanbor
Louisa Stinepf
Morganlgier
Carvie Weber
Dayton
Kathry Conrad
Helen
Minnie Usaliy
Maybeth Oyler
Misa M3ontichs
Marguerite ‘ Beekiebt
Cotton Run News Briefs From Cotton Run Area
In this fragment, residents including Mr dala Buelheit and daughter Lillian visited Sunday with Molin Vowel and family in Lindens. Walter Atast made a business trip to Dayton Saturday. Misses Bertl and Texther Johns hosted at Lerigan with Miss Willow Thars, Miss La Mora Silvely of Seven, and Lenbel Jones of Hamillan.
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Cobton Ryn. O
Dala Buelheit
Lillian
Molin Vowel
Jwald Walter Atast
Dayton
Bertl
Texther
Johns ‘Ealted
Willow Thars
Dayton Visit and Local Family Gatherings In Obscure Notices
Susan Jacoby and daughter Stells Misa Liza Liandyn and her mother toured Dayton for ten days with relatives. Miss Ruth Specht of Trentno spent last week visiting former pupils. Mr and Mrs R A Campbell and children visited Mr and Mrs Jake Corduum and Susan dacely and daughter Stella Sunday. Amy and Alma King and Chaet Willow enjoyed a social with Elba and Cycy nne Bulleford. Lueif Shafer spent late week with his aunt Nis Chis Merks. H C Phares attended Winnedge reunion at Lindet Jwald. W Beatty visitors and Mrs Messnes with Prof Mey A G Baird and Mai May Bird returned from a Gelighthead trip to Michigut for Sunday dinner. Mrs Aimee Bebiffsr of Tallawan Hol entertained by Mrs Susidavoby and daughter Stella.
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Messnes
Prof
Mey
Baird
Mai May Bird
Michigut
Dom Goodman
Aimee Bebiffsr
Tallawan- Hol
Bogt
Lalater Florerce
Indianapolis
Susidavoby
Stella
Valley Ridge Social Notes and Local Visits
Valley Ridge, Ohio residents exchange visits and calls during the week. Mr and Mrs Corella and son Frank of Oklahoma visited Mrs William Joyce Wednesday afternoon. Misses Lelin Gillespie Elisabeth Beckmire Dorthea and Syret Pubs of Dayton called on Mrs William Joyce Wednesday afternoon. Joseph Byspie is building a fine home at his residence. John Truwsel of Millville called Friday. The Pubal sisters have returned from two weeks with Mr and Mrs Charles Beckmire and Tanisly. Migler called on Mrs William Joyce Wednesday afternoon. James Cole purchased a fine horse from William Fimvick of Millville, George Baker of Alert, and Miss Clara Baum of Sasynfrasy Ridge called on Mr and Mrs William Joyce Monday. David Wynn of Hamilton called Monday morning. Mrs James Colt is spending a few weeks in Louisville Kentucky. Toxephava a spel Satuc.
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Valluy Ridge
Adie
Corella
Okewna
William Jayce
Windon
Migses Lelin Gillespie
Elinabeth Beckmire
Dorthea
Sryet
Dayton
Jayue
Pubal
Adler
Gharles Beckutire
Tansily
N Migler
William Joyce
Alert
Clara Baum
David Wynn
Hamilton
Ridge
James Colt
Louisville, Ky
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