Fire Spreads from Basement Blaze Damages Edgewood Area
A basement fire at 40 Ehu street allegedly started on the Willing printing floor, with flames spreading to nearby buildings including Auchor Art Glass at 421 Min street and Edgewood Distill bas company offices. Fire marshals probed origin as damage extended to 417 Uli street upper floors, Mag Stems Co storeroom, and adjacent properties, with losses estimated around 250000 dollars. An injured individual was treated and removed by ambulance.
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Moueth
Fifth Streets
Ehu Street
Arco
Yolle
Ehu
Dupiny Stite
Ggidiaey
Arustrong Printing Co
Peuety
Auchor Art Glass
Edgewood -Distillbas Company
Uli Street
Mgs
Ate
Heart Disease Case Legal Action Across States
An unclear report alleges a death linked to a will and electrical devices used in processing sheets. The United States court in Cleveland handles a $12,000 suit brought by Charles Winnovehiv against a company and the widow Cairn’s heirs, with numerous garbled names and details.
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Luigi Chirielo
American ‘Company
Sled Satunday
Linitad
Civeionali
Charles Winnovehiv
Belch Cairn
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Rural Life Survey of Dayton County Presented
The Rural Life Survey is to be presented at Dayton Butler County with speakers including W T Wilson director of Odine surveys and The Cheston C. Commissioner of education plus Wy dvlin dae Coulter expert for agriculture. The program outlines meetings across several counties with addresses by representatives from American Society of Agriculture and state education leaders to discuss rural progress and betterment.
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Dayton
Butler
Sapiensu Tylecwioreminal
Amminitteo
Atite
Obie Ruval
Damiavey
W T. Wilson
Odine Su Veys
Cheston C
Education
Wydvlin Dae Coulter
U. Hocera
Etasins
Matthew Hy McNash
Meith
Ranky
Thos
Daly Law Cilio al
Newnapsbury Tibraan
Officiers Named in St Marys Married Ladies Sodality
The Married Ladies Sodality of St Marys elected new officers in yesterday’s meeting naming Birs Agnes Hellebist Ehusetten Alyse Anni Yamblemant Als Kate Wohin Mos Jebine Showy and Mary Marshall for leadership roles
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St. Mary's Cadiulig
Birs
Agnes, Hellebist
Ehusetten
Alyse
Anni Yamblemant
Kate Wohin
Jebine Showy
Mary Marshall
Estate Stove Co. Sends Glove in Parcel Post Mystery
A bizarre parcel from The Estate Stove Co appears to include a glove and a stove part, with officials noting parcels post stamps and restrictions. The incident highlights postal rules on fourth class mail and carrier limitations, as merchants adapt to parcel post.
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Hanillay
Hamilton
Teasig
Gustollice
Rome
County contracts awarded for bridge and road work
The county commissioners awarded two contracts on the Oxford and Homecrille pike project. Cu Bromley will build a bridge for 4058 dollars and Walter Snyder will complete a second job for 408 dollars, with bids opened and approved.
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Bromley
Oxford
Homecrille
Walter Snyder
Library Board Reorganizes and Adopts NN 1913 Plan
The board reorganized with David Pieves as president and Nelson Williams as vice president. Clayton A. Tuite, clerk, was elected as part of the new officers. The adopted plan includes private funding for the Lowe Memorial library and a submission to the city council. Staff listed include Librarian Mrs. Bunit, assistants Mims Laing, Lee Hala, Miriam Whit, and janitors Runtt.
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I.hy
David Pieves
Nelson, Williams
View
Clayton A. Tuiter
Abu
Wilowing
Ais
Buittie Jams
Iesistint
Ff Dang
Mims Laing Lee Hala
Mivieth Whitpores
Spelling Matches in Country Districts This Year
Township and country contests may be held in Butler and surrounding counties under Obie Stile Nenehers direction. Township organizers will be appointed by the action director. apply for enfranchisement movement details. Winners receive silver robes and gold tubs in contests across counties.
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Butler Adil Ollee
Obie Stile
Writel Hug
Eaves
Whett Halt
Wittell
Ian Ale
Farmers to Meet at Mount Healthy Institute
Secretary Hampson of the Finkston County Agricultural Society reports from Columbus that farmers institutes will be held near Cincinnati next month. The first session is scheduled for November 18 at Newtown, with the second to follow on November 21 at Mt. Healthy, under President William J. Allan and Secretary John Sihenner.
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Mount Healthy
Hampson
Finkston County Agricultural Society
Columbus
Cincin‘mall
Newtown
Mt. Healthy
William J. Allan
John Sihenner
Ky Cieinnati
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