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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
2
Assessors report a low dog count in Butler County with limited details. The record indicates a small number of dogs alive and references a partial tally such as 9151 and 3,151 within scattered notes.
Prices for grain and assorted farm produce listed with numerous varieties of corn, wheat, and oats. Livestock and dairy items show varied gains and declines. fruits and vegetables feature wide-ranging figures from apples to melons and perishable greens.
The Rev J Benjamin Meyers will address the gospel at a meeting tonight in front of the courthouse. Local residents are urged to attend as the event is promoted as one of the best of the year with remarks by several members.
Rev C W Kuriz presides at the Fourth Quarterly Conference of the First U. Church this evening at 8 o clock. The meeting includes an address by Rev Kurt, election of trustees, and other church business. Members and friends are invited to attend.
A court directed the receiver to sell certain private goods at public sale to satisfy a claim. The order names Dan Charles and Charles Mueller as beneficiaries. The sale action proceeds under local court authority and runs to a stated deadline.
Across Muely and Lindenwald districts residents condemn park upkeep as benches rot, weeds overrun lawns, and trees die from neglect. Citizens urge small spending on benches fountains and basic maintenance to restore parks as welcoming spaces during warm weather.
Reports say the switch engine No. 87 pulling twenty cars crashed after leaving a siding at South Marion on Wednesday around 6 30 p m. The freight train following could not stop, ramming into the switch engine and causing its wheels to derail and become entangled. The moving board and the pilot were badly wrecked but no injuries were noted.
Mrs Addison led the Ejrat Congregational Ladies Aid at a meeting hosted by Mrs Sarah Carle on Soult Eighth street. Officers elected: President Mrs Aonviedta Addison, Vice President Mrs Sarah Carlo, Secretary Mrs Kay Norris, Treasurer Mrs G Meechling. Activities resume in August.
Senator Huffman wins a late Thursday clash, defeating Tatfaan Youirneds and taking the midnight Crab home to Oxford. The surprising result shifts local power and displays Huffman's momentum for upcoming votes.
Patrolman Cry was turning the switch light when a gas leak caused an explosion. Bob Mizer and his team probed the area and located the leaking service pipe under the sidewalk in front of Humberger's cafe. The pipe was cut off and the street tore up to prevent further trouble. Officer Bob Curry reported the incident as resolved after the gas post and pipe were secured.
Thomas Ward died early today at 2 15 of a complication of illnesses. He was 61 years old, a resident of 828 South Fifth Street, Hamilton-born and reared. Survived by two sisters and three brothers. Funeral at 7 a.m. Monday at home and 9 a.m. at St Mary's Church, Dayton burial in Calvary Cemetery.
The Jewel presents Sunday July 9 with The Coronation of King Qearrett showing aerial scenes from London and the pre coronation spectacle. Also screening The Derelict stating a Spanish American War tale by Richard Harding Davis, plus A Bald Lie, Birds in Their Nests, and a western In Northern Forests.
Receipts for the first half of 1811 show a slight decrease compared with the same period in 1910. Figures include January through June with partial totals and notes on monthly performances, indicating a modest dip in overall postal revenue.
In a local word contest, Thomas Phillips secured the $4.00 prize after correctly solving the mis word challenge. The winner’s name and claim procedures will be processed at the office, with prize payment arranged through the calling office.
Ernest Br a deputy city official and July plan a week in Logansport Jud Yesterday Wenest and William Red went on a linting ip and fron re ports indicate a sinul ess Toward Wilkinson passed the state medical exam 3 Kroger donated a cap for Hamilton Cantry Golf club mates play handicap due by July 1 The Bell Telephone leased No 2 Indpendence avenue Sayler Park for five yearsDelhi exchange to move due to cramped quarters College Hill water shortage yesterday morning water flowed into cisterns until about 8 o clock supply from Mount Auburn tanks Mac bayair urged Laidlaw to shut off water whenever shortages occur Laidlaw to advise Cincinnati water works plans to supply College Hill via Western Hills tanks to ensure full supply.
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