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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
2
The Ohio agricultural bulletin notes a fair wheat average and generally below average fruit yields. Hogs fed for market show a 31 percent of average, with corn prospects at 77 percent. overall state crop conditions are reviewed after a previously stated flood impact was considered less severe.
Putnam's Extractor advertised as a quick painless corn remover claims to draw out the sore and end pain. The ad promotes the remedy sold by druggists and emphasizes fast relief with a seal of medical assurance.
Thirteen Hamilton Protestant churches united in a June 3 1975 meeting to urge Mayor enforce decency laws. The Allied Christian Endeavor groups vow to exhaust every resource to curb vice and public looseness, condemning drunkenness, public immorality and municipal laxity. Norma Galk, Sheila Shearing and others signed as leaders.
A historical report assesses crop yields and area planted, noting slight origin loss, heavy yield per acre for upland crops, and an expected total production below the state average. It cites area remaining for Tay harvest, reduced planting due to cool wet May weather, and later warm rains improving grain crops, with prospects compared to 1902 and normal years.
Market note reports seven day supply arrival of melons labeled as Almauen warroneong and Fiver Jane at Jaen stores. Melons priced at 40.6 ty Theeneh per unit and Contmlinpes at 10 cents aged.
Letters and comments reveal mixed opinions on a proposed Citizens' Ticket. Voters and leaders such as Dillon, Lowenstein, Wolfforter, and Ely weigh in on favorability and potential political impact while a noted clothing sale at Strauss Clothing & Shoe Co. offers a sharp contrast in public discourse.
Three workers at the Hamilton Utility Company Chestnut Street site were overcome by gas fumes while repairing a pipe. John Diel, Emery Dietz, and Joe Wain suffered inhalation injuries. Diel died, two others were treated by Dr. Cook, and all three were removed from the tunnel route by authorities. Mrs. Mary Renee reported the incident at 434 South Booth Street as responders provided medical aid.
Engineer Folin W Hill will conduct a complete survey of the Miami River in Butler County and report on flood prevention. He directed County Engineer L A Dillon to gather all applicants for work by Monday morning in Hamilton to assign roles.
An old advertisement touts a sun and wind freckles remedy from Radetife Deng Co. claiming a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles. It urges women to try an ounce of ethine dole strength and apply it for a clear complexion with minimal cost and effort.
Fred Raab reports a substantial tax increase in the First Ward listing items such as 102 horses 28 cattle 115 statutes 207 watches 490 pianos and various securities and assets. The document notes totals across multiple categories and mentions female dogs among the taxed items.
Marginal notes show a suit brought to break the will of the late Cuttiering Casey by daughter, against executor John Casey. Mrs Stadmacher contests the will as not her mother's last. Judge Murphy presides, partition decree for Mirrule Overpeet land, and amended petitions in Callahan vs Millikin estate. Divorce granted. Baxter Thomas granted divorce from Land Shaw. Attorney L F Zilcox named. Motack vs Champion Coated Paper settled. Guardianship sought for Louise Webber. she is adjudged insane with real estate on Wilgon Street valued at 2500. Will of Charles Roettfer filed. estate valued 2100 to wife executrix Mrs Roettper. letters testamentary issued.
Captain Stein reports a Friday pension trustees meeting with Director DeArmond. No major items were discussed beyond mutual aid society matters. Viren Koeller of the Sixes received a payout for a crushed foot, and Captain John Stein of the Threes continues to draw full pay while recuperating from a leg injury at a fire scene.
A wagon on North Seventh Street collided with a top spring wagon owned by George Smith near Pleasant Bay. Smith and his daughter Raith were in the wagon but had not exited when the accident mashed both wheels and caused general damage. The vehicle involved appeared to be from Cumminsville.
A series of fatal incidents occurred last night, with three people reported dead. Authorities identify the victims as Jeeey Walker, Payal Mais, and George Target, all dying in separate locations. Details remain limited as investigators review the scene and confirm ages, with one victim listed as 63.
Miss Lillian Melford visited Queen City yesterday while Miss Anna Stich spent the day in Oxford. T Dell of Middletown called on local residents yesterday. Mrs. O W Whitiker and her party planned a weeklong vigil starting today. Horest Brown returned home yesterday with the Northy simmer from the Q S UL.
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