Not A Square Deal on Peddler License Repeal
The socialist controlled Hamilton council voted to repeal the general peddler's license, sweeping away licenses for food products and harming small stationary stores. The Journal urges Mayor Straub to veto the ordinance, arguing the change should be limited to exempting food from licensing while preserving other licenses to protect fixed merchants and taxes.
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Hamilton
Straub
Gineinnati
Dayton
Tees
Roosevelt Hat Signals Quiet Start To Ring Move
In Cleveland, Roosevelt hints at being in the ring but not a declared candidate. The Journal promises full coverage Monday. Also noted: Dr Wiley warns money dangers, cities reject billboard plans, and Taft’s Columbus speech draws critical reaction.
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Csevelt
Aantih
Gleveland
Jounal
Man Sues Over Stolen Kisses Amid Rising Costs
A Missouri man faces a $20,000 damages suit from a girl he allegedly kissed without consent. The note spots high living costs as evidence of hardship this year. Reports contrast aging figures and stray phrases from multiple papers. The US signals noninterference in Mexican affairs, noting Mexico handles its own issues.
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Antonia iExpress
Missouri
Sayen
Music and death mark a troubled chorus in history
The piece surveys composers Schubert Bellini Bizet Purcell and others, noting early deaths and the paradox of art thriving amid mortal peril. It links music to life’s fragility and recalls aging luminaries who left rich legacies while dying young.
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Londo
Schubert
Moanvt
Bellini
Bizet
Carmen
Purcell
Mendelseolin
Chapin
Webb
Miltonville Obituaries and Local Weather Notes
Ernest Nein a Civil War veteran dies at home in Trenton aged 3 4 details of his service at Resaca and a long shoe trade in Treplon are given. Alfred W Broughton dies of anaemia in Wayne township after moving from Kentucky in 1903. The piece also reports severe winter weather across Elk Creek with ice jams, drifting snows, and deteriorating roads, plus a note on J D Meai’s rheumatism and a Swiss rail loss recovered by Joseph Hieber in Trenton and a summary of local concerns and curiosities.
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Femree
Miltonville
Ernest Nein
Tratel Beck
Trenton
C. W
Resaca
Georgias
Treplon
Wayne
Ah Fital
Elk Creek
J. Frost
Mercury
Tle
Tredjon
J. D. Meai
Europe
Joseph Hieber
Switzerland
Leller
Mickey
New York
Inspection of the Family Weighs on Engagement Courage
A newly engaged woman recalls visiting her fiancé Dick's large family before their wedding. She endures a chaotic morning including a puzzling breakfast, a dramatic spill of cream, a failed scripture reading, and a tumble down the stairs. Despite humiliation, she and Dick marry, and she later jokes about seeking their in laws' true thoughts.
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United
Wryzell
Morraed
Funeral notices and deaths in Middletown and Hawilton
Mrs Susan Kemp aged nearly B3 years died in Middletown on the 11th and was buried in Miltonville cemetery the afternoon of the 39th. The funeral of eleven month old daughter of Theodore Eisenman in Hawilton occurred on the 19th. The child suffered meningitis and after eye surgery died Saturday afternoon, mercy ending the infant’s misery.
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Susan Kemp
Middletown
Miltonville
Eisenman
Solomon Shoffer
Theodore Eisenman
Hawilton
Flenner's Corner Socials and Local Visits
Special To Ths Jouriat notes James Amith of Martiton visiting Sunray guests Mrs Martha Abafuse and Kale of Tamil. George Jenifer hosts Sunday visitors. Aliuoid Davis family and Mary Trenton visitors. Edra Vizerlom and Helen Angsparger visited Hamilton and Cincinnati respectively. John Von Istine of Tumilton and several ladies attended club events at Mrs Jacob Bader’s on Middleton's path Thursday.
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Flenner’s Corner
James Amith
Martiton
Martha Abafuse
Kale
Mas
George Jenifer
Aluioid Davis
Mary
Trenton
Edra Vizerlom
Hamilton
Helen Angsparger
Cincin
Harry Davis
John von Istine
Tumilton
Albert
Angsparger
Charles Class
Tames
Mary J
Kit Bridge
Jacob Bader
Woodland Park Glimpses of Local Social Time
Woodland Park notes record visitors and travel as families like Tom and Marlin Wallecawit prepare to move to Alabama. The McCormicks and Mee Cormick family host quilting at Mrs. Dave Weisenborn while Lindenwald visits occur. Local farm-related travelers Buell brothers and others pass through Somerville with cattle and horses.
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Woodland Park
Tom Wallecawit
Marlin
George’ Weisenhorn
Alabama
K. KE. McCormick
Alice
Cora
Mee Cormick
Mildred
Dave Weisenborn
Paul Hrechtling
Prank Elbe
Lindenwald
Kolistedt Brothers
Charles “Buell
Somerville
Joe Buell
Rey Horning
Donlap, O
Lillian Prechiling
Allel
McCormick Family News and Church Notices
Chris Forel and son visited Mrs Cooney in Merday afternoon. McCormick family members attended a funeral for Alice McCormick in Madisonville on Wednesday. Several others reported gatherings and visits, with multiple McCormick relatives seen across the weekend and early week.
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Chris Forel
Local Social Notes from Imperial to Hamilton
The fragment lists visits and daily social items across Imperial and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Catherine Stumper, Mrs Jiank Reiler, Mr and Mrs Willay, Miss Clive Prey, Philip Brown, R T Wanden, Mrs Ida aun, Mrs William Stampf, Mr and Mrs Conrad Smith, Mrs Wayne Stephanson, Miss Nelly Oxverde, Marguerite Beckett, Mr and Mrs John Bee Joln Davis. Events span February visits, weekends, and family gatherings with homes in Hamilton, Millville, Cincinnati, and Oxford.
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Imperial
Metronigle
The
New
Symons al Chuasins
Catherine Stumper
Jiank Reiler
Liuuillon
Join Willay
Hhe
Ars
Willey
Millville
Migs Clive ‘Prey
Nad Mys
Philip ‘Brown
R.T. Wanden
Bauillen
Will
Conrad Smith
Hamilton
Wayne Stephanson
Oxford
Nelly Oxverde
Marguérite Beckett
Join Bee Joln Davis
Cinsinnati
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mrs Ida Savers and Paul Typunt spent Sunday with Nile wife and Mrs John Davis. They joined Mr and Mrs Philip Brown and Mr and Mrs Gonrod Smith as Hawilton residents visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Smith. Mrs Catherine Slimp and Kyveda Slimp spent Thursday night with Hamilton relatives.
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Ida Savers
Paul
Nile
John
Venice News Roundup Reflects Local Events and Tragedies
In Venice the funeral of Ay Walla, widow of the late dogeph Walts, was held. Rev Welbaum led services. William Bisdorf and family visited Hamiltony after a sister’s illness. A twelve year-old son of Termin Walthers died in Brookville. George Schwing and Wize move to Venice. Craig purchases property. A garage venture and upcoming events mark the week amid weather permitting travel for the antique show in Cincinnati.
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Ray Janis
Mosel
Walla
Dogeph Walts
Rev. Welbaum
Tiferment
Venice
Willian Bisdorf
Industrial Indies
Presbyterian
Munreday
George Washington
T. Shrayer
Henry Cleaver
New Haven
George Schwing
Wize
Mr. Schiving
Model Mills
Tu. J
CP FE Craig
Adam Wade
Terminn Walthers
Jtis
Brookville
Tid
Walthers
Mme Tr Sc Boys
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