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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
6
City Auditor Henry A. Grinner collapsed during a Friday morning in his office at the City Building while a Botelock incident was noted. He was taken to his home where Dr. C. W. Hodges attended him. Friends of Mr Chimbur wish for his speedy recovery.
A newspaper item notes increased mail volume this year and says the delivery department will add clerks to handle the load. It mentions staffing improvements and hopes for more prompt service during busy periods.
Post office workers faced a heavy rush as Christmas mail poured in at the Novi street plant. Carloads of letters lined the doors on Friday while temporary staff helped manage the surge. Postmaster Sehell noted volume was heavy and a Sunday delivery might be required to clear the backlog.
Fragmented OCR note reports fluctuating prices and items such as wheat and sheep, mentions clothing and cloth trade, and references vague market activity. The text is garbled but indicates market pricing and commodity mentions from a Cincinnati market page.
A Chicago based dispute over public herd wages and rate adjustments unfolds in a board arbitration. Provisions include a raise of 2.00 monthly for certain workers and a 15 cent hourly increase for some insurers. The arbitration panel includes P Hl Morrissey and Hassell B Tieller with ties to Alfred and Cincinnati journalism circles.
A Christmas celebration held today featured a well decorated hall with a large central Christmas tree and generous gifts for children. Each boy received a wagon and toy stock, while others enjoyed a joyous gathering with parents and caregivers noting a charity toy drive for the Children’s Home and plans for further holiday festivities.
A fragmentary report describes a tragic incident where a child died by suspected smothering. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the note points to a household event involving an infant and a caregiver in the morning hours. Authorities or local observers may be investigating.
The article lists numerous officers for SS Peter's Catholic Churches societies, including church wardens Joseph Winter and John Dougherty, high school wardens Howard Christ, and various roles across St. Peter's Married Men, St. Aloysius Young, and other sister groups. It notes officers, secretaries, treasurers, and collectors, with fragmented names and positions, followed by a religious service timetable detailing blessing, vesper, and high mass events at 10 o'clock and 2:30 pm amidst a ceremonial context.
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