Farmers Reject Light Company Rate Proposal in Camden
A Camden farmers committee led by Louis Foley and James Campbell rejected Liberty Light and Power’s plan for a new rate schedule. The group, representing many local patrons, debated terms including nine cents per kilowatt hour, a 30 kilowatt block, and minimum monthly charges, but ultimately opposed the proposed rates and distribution of costs among customers. The meeting featured proposals for several alternate schedules, all of which were rejected in favor of preserving current or more favorable terms for the patrons.
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Sis Prolle Amity Fremers
Fle Riberty Light and Power Compange
Inko
Louis Foley
Olashaais
Prk Tours
Doin O'Tiara
Janes AL Campbell
Charles Haper
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Sheety Light and Power Company
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Anil
Fragmentary News Behind the News Item
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses church property and personal alliances, hinting at shifts in power and prohibition era tensions. It mentions a new secretary of a political or civic institute, with vague references to campaigns and reforms affecting social and moral control. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or names.
Fragmented Local Notes and Card Party Details
Local notes describe a card party and meetings with social details. References to Heath of ie ninther, Heder Vike Crowe, and a Home organization suggest community activities. Mention of a regular meeting on January 14 and families visiting Mobile hint at local social life and charity efforts.
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Liviegmie
Liviegmie Tirint Cay Nnlepiakers
Power of God through Christ in early Christian thought
A fragmented historical text discusses the power of Christ to overcome sin, contrasting Jewish and Greek views, and stressing faith in the crucified Jesus as the divine wisdom. It links religious conviction to moral transformation and references the Lord's Supper as a visual reminder of suffering and power. The piece shifts to modern life, housing ads, and a political note on civil service and inflation consequences.
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Week of Prayer Service Remains a Reverent Community Event
Hundreds attend a week of prayer featuring Rev. Walter Tels and Rev. King. The service includes sermons, prayers, and the Lord's Supper dispensation with contributions from multiple local churches. The event emphasizes Christs death and redemptive themes through hymns and reflections, drawing broad participation.
Cincinnati Programs By The Clock
Irregular catalog of events and venues listing performances and meetings with scattered names and times. Mentions include Helen at Many, Takats, Belyewthingin, Magatth, and various venues in Cincinnati with odd references to clubs, courts, and authorities.
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Helen
Awe
Caulitts
Fragmented 1900s Chronicle of Global Oddities and Attacks
A garbled page recounts a wild mix of events: a Whiskey referendum and public sentiment among a thousand notable men, a San Francisco boiler project across the Golden Gate, and vague predictions of sky decorations and maritime routes. It also tells of an airplane mail flight attacked near White Tal N.Y. by a hard eagle, breaking up in propeller blades, plus scattered references to monks, the moon, rainbows, and distant heraldry.
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Golden Gate
Amoke
Moronsie Gulden Gate
Ali
Albany
Montreal
Death Claims W. S. Minnis Prominent Park Director
W. S. Minnis, long a member of Fort Trammett lodge and a founder of Rose Hill Memorial Park, died after evolving complications from a quiet life he cherished. Survived by widow Anna and four daughters, services will be held at the Minnis home with burial arrangements pending. he was active in First Baptist Church and Kiwanis.
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Soenal Street
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First Baptist Ehoreh
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Feneral
August Mellert Called By Death
August Mellert dies at Hamilton Hospital after a long life in the area. Born in Germany October 27 1868 he came to the United States at age 14, settled in Chicago, and moved to this town 38 years ago. He belonged to St Josus Evangelical Church the Mon' Billo Cross and the Trothier hood of Chakchavel and the Gre Mankey Mutua) Aid society. Surviving widow Mrs Margaret Schroeder Mellert and three stepchildren, two brothers Thomas Mellert of Cincinnati and Fredek Mellert of Florida. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from 381 Wall Street with Rabbi affiliated. Interment Greenwend cemetery. Friends may call after Tuesday evening 9 0 M. O. GLUR MEETS MONDAY NIGHT MG class at Y at 10 oclock.
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Fark Hamilton Hospital
Mr. Meflert
Germany
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Chicago
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Maiilan
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St. Josus's Evangelical Church, the Mon’: Billo Crnss
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Gre Mankey Mutua
Aid Society
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Thomas Meller
Cincinnati
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Florida
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Karaber
la Greeniwend Cemetery
Sale Automobiles and Phaeton Prices in Local Ads
Classified autos include a 1941 Chevrotee Sport for 325 dollars at 128 Pyanoud Road Ko and a Kor model priced at 199 dollars on Migne 4505 R. Citizens alei Maily street lists additional offerings.
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Chevrotee Sport
Pyanoud Road
Alei Maily Street
Five year modern auto repair shop on 448 Bellevue Ave
Readable text describes a modern auto repair shop at 448 Bellevue Avenue with good location and contact phone, though lines are garbled. Provided details include introduction of the business and general description of services.
West Side Baptist Men Lead Attendance Drive
The West Side Baptist Men's Bible day continues with 220 present at Sunday services. D. B. Baker spoke at Lincoln School auditorium on youth development through home church school and equipment. The men's quartet impressed. next Sunday they plan to introduce as choir with Mayor Raywood Ruvke as speaker.
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West Side
D. B. Baker
Hanmilian Miking Schools
Lincolly School Auditoreum
Baker
Re elect Officers of Liberty Home
Members at the Liberty Home meeting installed officers on Saturday night at their Seventh and Wall streets hall. Delin Holstein was named president John Morstut ter vice president Honnold Behwarth treasurer Charles Polke financial secretary Mark Teillant lancer. A plan to cut dues was approved and plans for a future celebration were set, including a Washington event scheduled for March 23. The New York celebration report noted music dancing and entertainment.
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New York
Classes for Girls Open at Y W C A
Unemployed girls invited to attend free classes at the YWCA starting Tuesday. Sessions run Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons. Beginner shorthand and typing offered with no cost. Additional courses include cooking sewing home economics and drama.
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Honselard
Instate St Mary's Society Elects Officers
Min Faber Meyers was installed as president of St Mary's AMM society at a meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the school. Mrs Nelle Schneider was installed as vice president, Mrs Tailas Cowboy as secretary and Mrs Guy Harris as treasurer. Plans were made for a card party and sale at the school hall Wednesday afternoon and evening at the hall. Tobacco specialist known for Kentucky trade as pin hookers.
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Ute
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Eugene Zuellig Taken By Death
Eugene Zuellig of Hamilton dies after illness at home. Survived by widow Mrs Barbara Zuellig and daughter Mrs Julia Ambie of New York City, brother Iola Zuellig, two sisters Mrs Jacob van Mra and Mrs Jacob Biche of Switzerland, with many relatives. Funeral Tuesday from Albert P O Wagner Funeral Home followed by interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Hamilton
Julia Ambie
New York City
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Tadlow Street
Kiwanis Club Plans Attendance for Funeral Service
Kiwanis members led by Warrick Minnissy Cirst will attend a brick service for the late W. Minnis at 3 pm Tuesday after gathering at the Chicago Market company at 7 pm. Police report one intoxication arrest occurred over the weekend, William O Krein of Cleveland was detained in the business district.
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Chicago
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Wade
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Youngsters Throw Stones at Home in Weekend Incident
Police investigated reports that youths hurled stones at a residence on South Seventh Street Saturday night. The incident involved broken windows and prompted a precautionary police response as residents described years of dreams to build a modern battleship.
Mrs Tice Dies at Dayton Sunday in 4-County Obituary
Wis Anna Vico from Ishitatown, Ohio, died Sunday evening after a heart attack. She leaves a large family including husband Wattnee Tiee of Hamilton, daughters Mac Carl Joliwing and Mas Ralph Rowley, and five sisters. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Knightstown with interment at the cemetery.
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