Woman Denied Home Faces Long Move to County Poor Farm
In Union County a long displaced woman, her sister, and a four year old girl linger near an aging cabin. Officials plan a move to the county poor farm two miles west of Monroe after decades of wandering. The woman has lived half a lifetime near the walls of her old home, now slated for relocation as part of county relief efforts.
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Bone
Fata
Mertwas
Tei
Abe
Mogtoe
Homewan
Monroe
Lynn
Humbie
Grassy Creek
Tomb of Ancient Race Unearthed by Farmer Noland
John Noland uncovered a mound in northwest Lowi containing about two dozen well preserved skeletons. The structure, around 30 feet in diameter and five feet high, was sod covered with no rock exposure. Artifacts were lacking and researchers doubt the remains are Indian, suggesting non native origin and a buried ancient grave.
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John Noland
Lowi
Hir Noland
Texas rabbit horn sightings reported near Whitetail deer area
Local notes describe several giant jackrabbits with well defined antlers and horns found in this section over the past weeks. Reports mention jackrabbits with horns killed recently, alongside deer activity in the same region.
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Texas
Roadside Fruit Trees Offer Yearly Income and Shade
Roadside fruit trees along country highways can yield about 690 dollars per mile at auction, with pears apples plums and cherries noted for value. The trees provide attractive spring and fall blooms, shade, and potential income, though peach trees are less suitable. apples are preferred for size and foliage retention.
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Elina
Window Gardening Tips For Home and Tenement Life
The article offers practical gardening care for windows and interior spaces, advising keeping soil loose and friable, trimming decaying leaves and flowers, and using simple tools like a nail or fork to stir soil. It notes cleaners, laundry facilities, and the Board of Health promoting new laundries to improve tenement living and remove laundry from living areas.
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Inuil
Board of Health
Toome
City Building Plan for Beautified Urban Future
The text advocates a single coherent plan to build beautiful cities through a city commission, architects, landscape gardeners, and advanced thinkers from business, public improvements. It urges strict adherence to plans, gradual but steady development of beauty, and a model city unfolding as public improvements progress.
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Déyiba
Beet Street Surfacing and the Tangled Describea
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a surface process with layered coatings and a Winged element. Mentions small stones, smooth rolling, and a period of months since a change. References Stella and Bella Noede with unclear relation to a fashion item or band.
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Eine
Chicago Closings and Local News Snippet
In Chicago and nearby areas, brief notes cover May events, with terse updates from Santa-Wiwat and TN Bearn. The item references UH Netc and a Mont news line appearing in the THR Journal.
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Cricago
Chicago
Santa
Mont
THR Journal
Gambling raid at Mrs Howard's Saloon halts game
Police raided Mrs Howard's Saloon on Clinton street arresting 200 players. Reynolds fined 50 dollars plus costs. the woman will face trial later. Also raided Vass and Smith saloon arresting three men and three women. picture theaters opened last evening with no interference.
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Jeorma L Mutuidore
Jon
Mrs. Howard
Clinton Street
Heer
Coats
Wike Woown
Vass and Smith
Jennie Kyle Dies in DeKalb at 71
Jennie Kyle, longtime Hamilton resident, died unexpectedly at the home of her nephew Thomas Toaple in DeKalb, Iowa Sunday morning at about two. Born January 5, 1842 in Hamilton, she lived there most of her life before moving to Delab to live with her nephew. Survived by one niece Mrs. Sidney Durst and other relatives.
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Hamilton
Thomas Toaple
DeKalb
Satuay
Miss Kyle
Juline
Imges Ryle
Hamilon
Tawilton
Delalb
Wong
Oelus le
Robert’ Temple
Sidney Durst
Tourists Advised to Continue Journey After Police Interview
Clifford Noe and Charles Davie, two tourists, were found late Sunday night and Monday morning in Hamilton. They were taken to the police station for an interview with Chief Zellnex and later released with advice to continue their journey.
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Clifford Noe
Charles Davie
Hamilton
Zellnex
Inter
Soeaner Appointed to City Gas Department Post
Director of Public Service John A Holzberger announced Ford Loehner will fill a key city gas department post. Public Safety director David A DeAanomllat appointed Drs Brown and Sater as city veterinary surgeons at $1560 yearly for both, in partnership.
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Public Safety
David A. DeAanomllat
Drs. Brown Ald Sater
Boston divorce refused in Judge Gard decision
In a flood of court decisions, Judge Gard denied the divorce petition in the case of Joseph Boston versus Anna Boston. The record notes absence of timely support and party conduct. witnesses split on credit for conduct, and no satisfactory grounds were shown to grant a divorce. The ruling followed findings from the trial in the Boston court.
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George Wynn
Murphy
Dlininstynlals
Tapaler
Theophilus
Rumler
Givin Hie
Gard
Frantis Doty
Harry Biddinger
Boston
Joseph Boston
Anna Boston
Roxton
Lovis
Atvane
Venus
Funeral Notice for August Schweitzer in Bral
The funeral for August Schweitzer will start from his late residence on Tuesday morning at 8 o clock and proceed to St Stephen Cemetery. A man named Mika Kalivada faced charges of misappropriation in August and was held in county jail awaiting police proceedings.
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Bral
August Schweitzer
Plave
Mauison Ayente
Marning
St. Stephen Laterment
Report of Commissioners on Examined Facts and Appointments
Fragmented OCR text outlines a commission report reviewing appointers and revisions, mentioning names such as Koehler, Ayuy, and Miglulle, with references to containers and work revues. The readable content is incomplete but suggests formal inquiry into appointments and related activities.
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Sondage
Gant
Bids Opened for New Steam Plant at County Infirmary
Infirmary directors opened seven bids for a new steam heating plant. The Louis B Lehand Co John L Walker Co Hamilton Plumbing Co and others submitted proposals. Bids to be tabulated to determine the winning bidder amid a county procurement process. Theresa Magieting anugater of Henry Fink died at home on Campbell avenues after a long illness. The obituary notes a funeral Wednesday at 2 pm with service at the house and interment in Greenwood.
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County Infirmary
Louis B. Lehand Co
John L. Walker Co
Hamilton Plumbing" Co
Theresa Magieting
Henry Fink
Rydolpi
Tauhagh
Campbell Avenues
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Phe
Tamara
Ofelvek
Rey
Altwardt
Gresnwond
Cincinnati Market Prices and Livestock Quotes
Cincinnati price sheet lists corn at 0, oats at 2 . hay Timothy 25.50, clover 24 and 23. Clover seed value 20.50. Cattle and hogs show varied quotes from shippers summary. Bulls 25, calves 45.25, lambs 6. Lambe 6.
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Timothy
Clover
Atgate
Colves
Watchman's Body Found In Mercantile Vault
The body of Willina Campion Uhangenkehiniatt was found Sunday frozen in a vault behind stairs at the Mercantile Trust company building. The victim, identified by authorities, lay near a gate leading to the street. The discovery was made after reports of a pool of liquid near Lemjine’s Back and other irregularities in the building.
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New York
Willina Campion
Uhangenkehiniatt
Te” Edistabl
Mercantile Trust Company
Lemjine
Abolish State Senate Proposal Gathers Steam
Harry J. Thomas, socialist member of the Cuyahoga county delegation, contemplates abolishing the state senate and will submit a proposal to a constitutional convention. The move is on record as a contemplated drastic reform of the general assembly.
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State Senate
Harry J. Thomas
Chyahoga
General Assembly
Hamilton Evening Journal Opens New Stand in Middletown
The Hamilton Rivening Journal announces a new stand opening in Middletown with evening editions available at the new location. Community members are invited to visit for subscriptions and updated local news.
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Cincinnati OH & D. Dupot
Hamilton Rivening Journal
Middletown
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