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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

12

Butler Democrats Plan Victory Dinner in Cincinnati

Butler County Democrats organize a large delegation for a Victory Dinner in Cincinnati on Saturday evening January 14. James A. Parley and Franklin D. Roosevelt era leaders are invited to deliver the principal address with Senator Bulkley and Governor White also expected to attend. The Duckworth Democratic Club sponsors the event and will finalize details at a Saturday meeting.

Robert J. Bulkley George White Henry G. Brunner State Democratic Committee Duckworth Democratic Club

Demand for Ohio soft wheat boosts market outlook

Ohio farm officials report high premiums for cash wheat and strong demand for soft wheat. A small weekly rise in wheat futures is noted, while dry winter conditions in the South influence yields. Domestic and world demand shapes prices, with corn and oats hitting new lows as farmers face slow market movement.

Columbus Ohio M. R. Maney Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department Maney

Ohio events and sports notes from across the state

Several Ohio items report on a Friday reopening of Granselli Chemical Works in Niles with thirty five workers, a North Carolina State College football captaincy for Cumiskey of Youngstown, Cincinnati city council salary cuts, Heidelberg College football schedule at Tiffin Dayton University, a murder discovered in Meadville, a 1933 Allegheny College football captaincy, and postponed oral arguments in the Bethlehem Steel merger case in Youngstown with a court of appeals session at Steubenville.

Niles Granselli Chemical Works Raleigh Tiffin Dayton University Heidelberg College Youngstown Stephen Sueeuch Eotry Spark Tuhe Bethlehem Steel Court of Appeals Stenbenville

Pension Discussion at Collinsville Grange Meeting

At Collinsville Grange meeting held Wednesday night at the Collinsville school members discussed old age pension details and urged gathering information for further discussion. The session honored Mrs William Lediwell with a memory tribute before a short program featuring Jean Reiser's piano solo and Mrs Albert Witherby’s reading.

Collinsville Grange Collinsville William Lediwell Jean Reiser Albert Witherby Ars

Heitsman Estate Valued at 11000 in Probate Filing

Johnny Weitsman and Hugh Nog applied to the probate court Wednesday to be executors of the estate of Jacob Peitsman Hamilton, who died November 20. The estate is estimated at $11,000, including $10,000 in realty.

Heitsman Hugh Johnny Weitsman Nons Jacob Peitsman Damilton

Doctors Recommend Creosote Cough Treatment Creomulsion

Doctors have long prescribed creosote based remedies for coughs colds and bronchitis. Creomulsion with creosote and other medicinal elements stops coughs and colds quickly. Gerson claims strong relief for colds and coughs without harm and is easy to take. Drugstores guarantee Creomulsion or money back if not relieved. Beware lingering coughs and keep Creomulsion on hand for instant use.

Gerson

Druids and the Dutch in New Amsterdam's lore

A fragment notes 24 Druids regarded as sacred and mentions the Dutch term Ban Nicolams, likely adopted by Americans during the Dutch regime in New Amsterdam, later New York.

Ban Nicolams New Amserdam Ater New York

Christmas Party At Lindenwald Church B A T Class

The B A T class of Lindenwald M E church met Tuesday evening with Mrs Elizabeth Messer, Bells and Pleasant avenues and held a Christmas party. A grab bag was featured and sunshine baskets for the sick were made. Delicious refreshments were served later.

B.A.T H. A Lindenwald M. EH Elizabeth Messer

Would Retire Farms Aid to Agriculture

Washington discusses a plan to retire about 190 million acres out of the 440 million currently cultivated. The aim is a more stable agriculture meeting domestic needs by reallocating marginal lands to grazing forestry and recreation. The department of agriculture surveys the best uses for remaining 250 million harvested crop acres.

Washington Department of Agriculture United States Bureau of Chemistry and Oils Department

Emerald Oil home treatment promises instant relief for leg ulcers

An ad-style claim touts Emerald Oil as a quick home remedy for bad legs varicose veins and ulcers. It promises immediate results with simple directions and money-back reassurances from Red Eliffa Drug Store.

Farm products misused for poets provoke policy note

A government bureau explains that while foodstuffs are limited for consumption, there appears to be no limit to the utilization of farm products for other, purely poetic purposes. The remark argues against overproduction and urges returning the boat to the farmer.

Bureau

Auction Sale at Stationery Store Fixtures and Stock

Authority granted Wednesday in common pleas court to hold an auction sale of furniture and fixtures and a portion of the stock of the Stationery and Olea Supply Co. now in storage. The sale involves Store S Nulton and Parrish and includes a revolver among items.

Nulton Parrish Revolver Common Pleas Court Stationery and Olea Supply Co

Scout Leaders Training Course Meeting Highlights Hikes

Scout leaders gathered at the First National Bank building Wednesday night for the Slemen course. G B Robert Jr Scout executive presided. The evening focused on hikes with a discussion on uses and preparations. Attendees included J F E Cozad Arnold Wick Karl Jones J L Swank D W Kads James Hinkel G B Matson and Donald Wasson.

First National Bank G. B. Robert J. FE. Cozad Arnold Wiick Karl Jones J. L Swank D. W. Kads James Hinkel G. B. Matson Donald Wasson

Tennersee Poor House turns profitable and thriving

Brownsville Tennessee report notes the Haywood county penal farm and poor house, once a government liability, now funds its own upkeep and yields annual profits. It highlights abundant cotton and dairy herds, prize-winning farm products, and quarterly dividends for shareholders and bondholders. Soviet Russia is also mentioned in passing.

Tenmersee Brownsville Tenn Haywood County

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