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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1913
Page
2
Postmaster Schell reports a postal department notice forbidding raw or grease soaked pelts with strong odor from parcels. The rule applies to furs such as fox hides and similar items if they emit an odor, requiring proper drainage and packing to be admitted.
Mrs Pel ut Thonson of College Hill died last Sunday at Banthel Island Florida. Funeral services were conducted at the family residence. Burial followed at Spring Grove cemetery with pallbearers and relatives from Asheville and Cincinnati. Her philanthropic work with the Ohio Humane Society and other groups was noted by the Cincinnati Baker.
The Carthage fair organizers announce the selection of officers and locations for the 1915 event. Doty, Clowes, and Mastixonville figures are noted along with D K Sampson of Cincinnati and Miss H Hartke as secretary. The fair is set for August with Mad River Valley mentioned, and Springfield cited in association signals.
Representative Gulla J and journalist James W. Faulkner discuss how farmers voted on Culla Smith’s weed bill. The fragmented remarks complain of government overreach and note proposed amendments, with critics arguing existing powers limit municipalities and that the measure mirrors prior constitutional attempts.
An uncertain historical note describes a boy linked with sisters and a brother in Columbus, Qui, aided by a charitable circle. The incomplete line suggests a plan or placement, mentioning Finke and Lawrenceburg as potential destinations, with a Dayton reference and a Monday arrangement.
Fragmented weather snippet describes a cold wave crossing the country. It mentions snow over the lake region and Upper Midwest with rain and snow in many sections. References areas including Ohio valley, Montana Wyoming Dakota regions, and precipitation in various states.
The Conception location holds a monthly meeting of the sodality with officers elected for 1918. Protect, Alis Wart. view prefect Miss Haze Will. treasurer Miss iv. secretary Miss Marshall. advisory Miss Leona Sehout. Miss Stok tat. Miss Ronuwell. Miss Finans Bistur Lovetty supervise the sacraments and monthly activities.
Twyman wins rod toy prize at Cincinnati show. Hamilton breeders attended with entries in white loghorn and silky classes. Winds and winds digs were favorably received. judges noted strong showing compared with Cincinnati entrants.
A lone intruder entered a Somerville residence one December night and took a gold filled teacup, a Swiss watch, a locket with the initials Ras MOD, and a stone pin. The resident asked police to search for the missing jewelry.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a cold cure and a payment note. Mentions H W Grove and a figure 250. Illogical text and unclear context.
Argabright pleads not guilty to two indictments as reported by the Examiner. The case involves counts including a $1800 discrepancy and related charges. Proceedings proceed with live courtroom updates.
A garbled OCR item mentions remedies and drugs sold by a pharmacy or drug company. It references Putnam's extract and warns of unsafe advice from unnamed practitioners. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
An outline shows Vital changes to election methods. A wide primary amendment would set a presidential year second primary on the first Saturday in September for all parties to nominate state and district officials. A spring campaign period would be shortened to two months. The measure faces legislative steps before possible municipal home rule shifts.
Police report several vagrants detained after a suspicious incident near a public street. Officers questioned individuals and checked credentials, with no serious injuries noted. The case remains under investigation as the department reviews surrounding footage and witness statements.
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