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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
13
A promotional notice touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises a 16 day trial with money back if not satisfied, stresses pleasant digestion, and claims Rexall products are available at Rexall Stove Meadele Drug Co at Syd and High streets.
W C Atherton will take over the fruit and seed shop on High Street after Rothenbugh Co passes the business. James Rathrit will join him to manage the seed department, continuing the shop’s long-standing roots and offering a full line of seeds and fruits in the new arrangement.
Milton Clark of Lebanon today handed down a decision in the partition suit of Margaret Bile auer against Mary Trimble and Laura Morman. He sustained the demurrer to the work of Clinton and Trone Campbell against Mary Trimble and Laura Morman, giving defendants 19 days to file amendments.
At a Wednesday meeting the sinking fund trustees present their annual report showing total receipts of 292,537.00 and expenditures of 292,537.86 including bonds redeemed and office costs. The report notes investments maturing and outstanding debts as of December 31, 1911, with allocations to fire department, gas works, streets, and sanitary sewers totaling 303,205.34.
Hartman’s Athletics beat Hawthornes Eagles 2 to 0 while Stevens scored in the 20s as the Crescents defeated the Tigers 2 to 0. Athletes, Eagles, and Crescents vie for first with six games left. next week the Eagles meet Crescents and Athletics.
A new law requires Middletown residents to register before the primaries and again before the regular election in November. The election board will ensure all voters are registered, following recent redistricting into four wards and twelve precincts.
Tonight one dose of Wie Ranel Wing at Smiths Theatre proves a top draw in Hamilton as patronage rises for Hamilton People and the Ranel King. The Grand announces two bills weekly starting next week boosting attendance with Morton Jewell jugglers and May Buckley in Lubin's The Boor Relation at the Jewel.
A garbled note praises Edison style Beanstalk shows at the Lyric last night with a Biograph photoplay and a cheerful audience. Tonight and tomorrow offer repeats labeled Getting Eyeen a talking picture and Sun shine.
Taken to Columbus for imprisonment, a man from Tuckerston was sent to the penitentiary for four years for theft and related crimes. Sheriff Metcally accompanied the transport today.
The army halls are opened to the homeless for meals and shelter as thousands receive clothing and shoes. Many skilled workers are willing but unable to find jobs, creating ongoing strain on resources. The appeal requests men’s and women’s clothing and suits, with contact details for drop‑offs at Kuckeye Street.
An escarative committee meeting of the Mumibui Constitutional Convention league will be held at the Rentsehler building with Attorney TI, WL Hives as the Rentsehler. The session aims to arrange vest mex ia of the league, likely scheduled for next week.
Reports filed indicate two scarlet fever cases in the city, one in East Hamilton and another on North Sixth Street. All contagious cases to be reported to Officer A. L. Smedley for action.
An advertisement proclaims Curticio Remedies as a cure for skin ailments. A user named W A Armstrong of Corbin Kansas shares a long testimonial about severe back pimples cured after using Curetu ra Soup, Vintment and Restolvent. The ad urges readers to buy Curetica products through authorized dealers nationwide.
Mary Schwab alleges Lewis Schwab abandoned her after a quarrel and cruelty dating from 1896 marriage. She seeks alimony and support, claiming hardship and the right to remain in the Sycamore Street home with a share of the estate. Attorney H Seilan filed the action.
A memorial service was held at the Presbyterian Church on Northside Avenue to honor Rev. Meninger. Speakers included Dr Joseph Clarke and Horace Draka, with remarks on the teachers association effort to build a monument for the late educator.
The court action filed today by Carlisle Cipjmge against Helene Cappage requests a divorce after their April 7 marriage. The petition alleges spouses failed to maintain the home and accuses Cappage of associating with others. The case names Teanes Tlury Stokoe as co respondent and lists Vickley and Bick as solicitors.
Attorys Millikin and Shotts for George Nef as administrator of the estate filed a claim in common pleas court regarding the John Dinglelder estate. Loffermin asserts paying 15875 for funeral expenses on December 13 1992 plus interest totaling 175 and 28 75, noting estate administration was delayed and later rejected.
Fragmentary text notes a Bible club event at a Presbyterian church with names such as Matt and Luk Youing and mentions of attendees and leaders. Local details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the item appears to describe a church gathering led by a minister or speaker with youth involvement.
The Tad Aid society of the First United Beethven church holds a regular session in the parade of the ennivel Park at Dink avenues tomorrow Tuesday at post noon. The program includes sessions on new motions by A C Ulvicl, a paper on dawn-pat work by Mrs W C Hardor, and discussions led by J E Faisl and GW Eitainiller. A suggestion box will collect plans for future work and the next meeting program. An Alfred Siegle of New Baltimore and a Siegle of ont A Heenst were issued warrants. a Terry Denasened by gee ixons and Fide Couhnetly sent 22 town.
A sparsely attended Hoggevelt glist meeting of the Thumian cluby discussed removal petitions and opposition to Taft for ascend term. Reports say farmers are circulating petitions and opposing the plan. Saloonists Dismissed Bert Buss and Steve Smith, Middletown keepers, were freed by Tidae Gurid due to lack of jurisdiction. the juvenile case involving the Warper girl remains under investigation. charge of selling liquor to a minor referenced.
A fragmentary notice outlines court actions including Maw Dos vs Charter Rot settlement, wills probated for Kalan Lavi Bhera and George Lintner, and Davie Sauer appointed administrator of Andrew Thornshell estate. It references a minor injury incident involving Dr. Harper and undetailed probate details with several names and values.
Agnes DeWoll, widow of the late Pheadore DeWoll, presented a final account for settlement. The proceedings, filed in the probate court, conclude the estate with the specified allotments and transfers as approved.
Deputy Sheriff Mavry Metoatl took Elizabeth Sulite to the Dayton hospital on Tuesday for treatment amid an unclear medical emergency.
An old regional remedy promotes pine extract with sugar syrup as a cough tonic. Instructions prescribe mixing sugar and warm water, adding pine syrup, and taking a teaspoon every one to three hours. Claims quick relief for coughs, bronchitis, and throat troubles, with a Pine Co. backing.
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