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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1917
Page
1
A historical notice warns farmers of barn hazards from stored grain and hay, urging careful procedures to prevent fires. It argues barns threaten grain loss and household safety, advising on weather, storage, fire prevention, pouring rain, and early extinguishers to protect crops and homes. It emphasizes prompt, careful handling of hay and grain to reduce risk.
A social gathering afternoon event hosted by Mr and Mrs Win with guests Philip Beiser Misses heluia Grist Mayrand Lex and others including Mr and Mrs Walter Berk and Arthur Hunter. Lunch at 12 o'clock was served for attendees at the Grove residence with several names listed among the guests.
Washington report outlines campaign to conserve food through rationing and administrative measures. weekly updates will track progress and impact of the campaign with reports issued from the Dunlip's Cafe area near Court and Third Streets.
Washington July 1 The House defeated a provision barring mail to enemy countries amid a dispute led by Republican Mann and Democrat Gard Ohio Over Espionage Law and licensing concerns They argued the law already restricts enemy mail and warned against adding hardships for Americans with relatives abroad The debate featured Walsh and others challenging broader licensing implications.
Washington reports a push to reduce the number of committees as part of a wartime reorganization. The plan, backed by President Wilson, aims to streamline the work of purchasing war supplies and improve oversight. Names like Bernard Baruch and others appear as leading figures in the proposed consolidation and in setting procurement priorities across government departments.
Saloon keeper Adolf Burgen aged 43 was shot in his Third Street saloon about 6 o clock Tuesday evening. The crime led to a police chase and an arrest. Brideport, Cann. resident Arthay Stendorysow was detained on suspicion after a fortuitous event connected to the case. Police chief Pendergast reported the investigation ongoing at headquarters.
Washington reports the first annouinamant that the United States mission had left the Italian ehargary and returned safely by sea last night. Upon word that the party revived safely at a French port, they departed for home, with plans to reach the capital by morning.
Washington report from Li-Aller notes Hoover condemns delays in food legislation as harming farmers and consumers. He warns continued postponement risks under nourishment in urban centers and profits for wheat speculators, urging swift congressional action to pass the food control program.
A Loyalist lodge meeting in Lynchburg names Jnly 22 as date and endorses President Wilson's war stance. The Grand Lodge renews unqualified approval, pledging to support American arms and the president in facing the conflict, with solemn vows of unity and service among Elks.
Copenhagen reports by a foreign correspondent question whether German staff can sustain a prolonged defense as Allied armies push on. German leaders doubt long range superiority, with Major Morant indicating limited value in immediate offensive plans and citing potential risks on the eastern front.
In Matwankes Wisconsin a cobbler warns reformers, while Dr Maerting of the National Haaitoae notes the Bindersiston convention. Martin predicts shoe price hikes and extended rents. Berlin issues goal cards to curb fire supplies as ration plans tighten.
A Washington debate centers on a bill titled Trading With Enemy aimed at new provisions to designate enemies as liable to loss of civic rights. The measure would designate all involved as potential subjects of action, extending to all who meet county criteria and raising questions on administration and due process.
The report notes persistent showers across Philadelphia disrupting daily life and travel. Weather conditions led to soggy streets, with officials advising caution as rainfall continued into the day and affected transportation and outdoor plans.
A meeting of the National Dry Goods Association discussed ending the privilege of returning goods to merchants. Merchants noted military demand and delivery cuts as key reasons, with many towns already reducing deliveries from five days to two. The discussion centered on shifting retail practice to mirror wartime economy measures and protect supply chains.
A distressed stomach and nervous irritability improve after using Tanlac, according to My. Sarath Corbin of Columbug. She reports relief from gas bloating pains and fatigue and credits Tanlac with restoring energy for work. The piece lists local retailers and distributors where Tanlac is sold.
Collin Kurd of Cincinnati dies at 248 Landlow Avenue after long service with Lily Losaraies company. Survived by three sons and several relatives. funeral arrangements set by Thomas O. Bishop, with services at Ninth Street Bayihat. Local Republican veteran connected with Loyd Legion noted in tribute.
Garbled text suggests a local note about changes to free lunch distribution, costs rising for meals and beverages. Mentions New York and liquor entries, with references to lunch eaters and a day by the law. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a policy shift affecting costs.
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