Potatoes Produced in Butler County Hit 109,509 Bushels
In 1910 Butler County records show 109,509 bushels of potatoes produced according to assessor reports. The article notes that missing words will appear again tomorrow, indicating continuation.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
13
In 1910 Butler County records show 109,509 bushels of potatoes produced according to assessor reports. The article notes that missing words will appear again tomorrow, indicating continuation.
Wright, president, announces addition of an annuity fund to profit sharing and pension schemes. The move aims to improve employee protection and benefits. Formal notice issued by Sundugs Bank and Trust Company, with Wright and board director Clifford B. Wright cited. Local reporters note the plan was unveiled yesterday.
Cedar Avenue residents hosted and visited many neighbors and relatives over Sunday and weekend. The list includes Raymond Kubler and family near Gratis. Hewitt family near Whealvilly. Mr and Mrs Tel Kelley and Frances Craig near dship. Rev Henry Crappton of Lebanon Ohio and Rev Hugh Smith of Ma. Jos Morgan and Miss Mallie of Lis plac. Showalter of near Camden and Hiltord Davison with others attended gatherings.
Felmners Corner lists visitors and gatherings with many names around Linlenwyadil and nearby towns. Mrs Charles Chisson and Misses Hanon Urghes mingle with Hulls and Chantilion guests, while families from Middletown and Hamilton West share events and calls.
A fragmented account lists numerous local residents hosting and visiting events from Butler Road and nearby areas. Names include Mrs and Mes Roy Wiells, William Garrall, Miss Verne Hall, Miss Gazel Hall, Miss Grace Hough, and Katharine Hatl. Events occur across Sunday through Wednesday with gatherings at various homes, pubs, and farms. future meeting details to be announced at Une Heel home.
Local column lists guests and visits among community members. Lola Sharard and Rena Rhoades host dinners. Edith Hyland plans a China trip. Joseph Sertel buys adjoining property. families from Cincinnati and Reading spend weekends with relatives. Mentions Martha Stout, Mabel, Ethel Hoengs, and others.
Fragmented local social column mentions names such as Mrs Jorge Kang Mrs Kile Withates Mrs Lan Abeaphor and Mr Tom Craix. References to shopping visits in Alabama and woodsdale with several residents including Mr J Fred Bender in Cincinnati on business.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and places like Willtim Koil Ham ilcn and Hamilcn with Lonor Mere and George Gregory in a Sunday event. Readable details are sparse. probable names and context suggest a local social or dispute note with unclear origin.
A jumble of names and places from New Haven and nearby towns is recorded. Mr and Mrs Ravd of Hamilton depart with Chas Campbell and family. The piece mentions trips to Middletown Dayton West, a supper in town, and various social visits.
Miss Nelly Bockelt visits grandparents while Mr and Mrs Jolr Bockelt host relatives. Mr and Mrs Barnthouse of Rookly spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Jatin Davis. Hamilton hosts open weekend for Leightor family, with Mr and Mrs John Wickler. Families Withrow, Black, and Beckett share Sunday gatherings amid health concerns. Wishing speedy recovery.
Miss Gretchen Hermann visits East Hamilton to see Mrs Henry Kroger in Baal Tuunilton. The informal stop highlights local ties and community交流.
Lexington report states John A Keul, sought since April 1 for attempting to shoot his wife, is sent to prison as details remain unclear and the case moves forward from the July filing.
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