Thos. Schroyer Reflects on Silver Anniversary of The Democrat
In a reflective piece the author recounts twenty five years with The Democrat and Journal, recalling early ties with Byron Brant in 1883 as agricultural editor, later work with John de Ayde Lotte, a fatal office accident, and the Scribes picnic era. He thanks readers and asks continued support for The Journal Publishing Co as the silver anniversary is celebrated.
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Business Opportunity With Investments For Sale
Investor ad offers a business with $2,500 upfront to secure a fine paying enterprise. Monthly rent listed as $30. Multiple other profitable investment opportunities available through Himest Benninghofuss.
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Mail Bag invite for public letters at The Jornal
The Jornal invites letters on public interest for its Mail Bag column. Letters must be under 260 words and include writer's name and address, though publication of the address is optional. The editor will answer questions that can be addressed.
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Reiley Township Schools Challenged By Letter to Editor
C Reiley of Butler County Ohio writes Dec 18 1911 to Eviter Hamilton Jornal defending local schools from alleged neglect. He disputes claims of basement pen use as sheep yard hog wallow and poor fuel and insists school houses serve proper purposes and that the paper was misinformed. Sincere signature.
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Francis Joseph III Suffering Cold Forces Court Dinner Cancellation
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph III is ill with a severe cold and hoarseness. His projected court dinner for today has been abandoned. In other news, The Hamilton Evening Journal is on sale this evening at Brate's News Stand in Miletown.
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Love Fails to Claim Newsboy’s 20000 in Chicago
Chicago headlines report veteran newsboy George Bonnett died in a cheap lodging house leaving $20000 to the town’s Newsboys Home and to relatives. CG Lovett of Wooster Ohio is the only known surviving kin, with a half brother unconfirmed, as a potential claim to the estate. Bonnett’s past romance ended decades ago when the neighbor’s daughter married another man.
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Wabash Railroad Reorganization Moves Forward
Money on hand as reorganizers push ahead after the United States circuit court in St. Louis placed the Wabash railroad in friendly receivers. IW. AL De Iona, president, and Koward B. Pryor with William K. Bigny, named receivers, traveled to St. Louis likely for confirmation by the court.
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Koledary and Christmas Customs in Bulgarian Tradition
The article describes Koledary, a Bulgarian Christmas custom with bands of boys and ritual figures like the Old Man and Old Woman, singing carols and collecting presents as part of a festive procession. It notes the season of fasting ending in feasting and mentions the use of grotesque attire and crowds enjoying the spectacle.
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