Hamilton Evening Journal Official Democratic Paper
The Hamilton Evening Journal proclaims itself as the official Democratic paper of Butler County and Hamilton City. It publishes political alignment details and notes Associated Press service, with corporate and management names listed.
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Butter County
Butler County
Associated Press Service
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Hamilton
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Minimum gas charge ruled illegal in Cincinnati
The Journal reports the city solicitor prepared injunctions to stop the gas companys minimum monthly charge, arguing it harms hundreds of Hamilton residents and is illegal. It notes 45 percent of Keron ward residents live within 1000 feet of gas and many pay for gas they do not use. The paper condemns the policy as wrong and urges price adjustments to cover expenses for all customers.
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Cinenmiat Gas Company
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Cincinnati
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Hamilton
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Your Eggs Apples Etc Ail By Waight
Beginning tomorrow grocers must price articles of food by weight or number for all items except bread under a new law. Violators face fines up to 100 for the first offense and up to 200 for the second, with possible imprisonment. An attempt to include bread was resisted by lobbyists and promoters agreed to omit that reference.
Summer Churches Across the Plain and Parish Labour
The article surveys summer church life in towns, noting vacation of ministers and Sunday school progress during hot weather. It mentions fading religious conventionalities, a pastor praised for steady preaching, and the contentious debate over railroads and national policy amid a Fourth of July celebration in Indianapolis.
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Uie Day School
Swall Hay
Hamilton Made Seer fe All Right
Wiley urges government to require proper labeling of beer to protect consumers. He argues beer should be valued as food and drink with clear ingredient disclosure. The call favors honest labeling while supporting compliant breweries and condemning inferior products.
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Urowerivs
Mineral waters sales rise amid temperance debate in 1900
Amid calls to curb alcohol, the article notes mineral water sales in the United States reached nearly 7 million barrels in 1900, with about 64.9 million gallons sold at an average retail price around one cent per gallon. It highlights steady 95 year growth in beverage production, cites imports value, and comments on soda fountains and patent refreshers, while weaving political commentary on Prohibition era attitudes.
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Need of Better School Grounds and Outbuildings
Editorial urges larger, better planned rural school grounds with fenced play areas and open-air space. Advocates acre-scale grounds, garden plots for agricultural education, and thoughtfully located school buildings to improve use, safety, and surroundings for outdoor activities.
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Sugar Beets: Bunching and Thinning Guide for Harvest
Farmers growing sugar beets should promptly bunch and thin plants after three or four leaves. Use a hoe to remove all but a small bunch per 12 inches, then hand thin to one plant per hole. Best stands yield more. begin cultivation before plants emerge, using barrow and shallow tillage until leaves shade the row. Harvest starts in October. beets are topped and cured for transport to the factory, with proper soil drainage and careful handling emphasized. A McCall, Professor of Agronomy, College of Agriculture, City State University.
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Schoolyard Design Advocates Better Grounds at Ohio State
A college expert argues for improved school facilities including separate buildings, proper fencing, clear walks, rear placement of ash piles, and tidy grounds. He urges communities to demand well planned yards as essential to education.
Unclear OCR Decay Describes Chaplain Harwood Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions age eighty one and a bride, names Chaplain Harwood and Mary Clark, with scattered fragments of titles and locations. The legible details are insufficient to determine a coherent event, date, or full identities.
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Rowald
Hawthorn Hill residents and visitors in Wayne County
Hawthorn Hill and nearby towns report a flurry of visits and movements as residents like Mrs Lydia Pege of Hamilton spend time with the Pierces, Miss Suman stays with Mrs Joe Campbell near West Alexandria, and many others—surveys, farm changes, social events, and a Farmers Club gathering at Valley View highlighted by music, readings, and a four course dinner.
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Hawtin Hill
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Lydia Pege
Hamilton
Charley Pierce
Mineeva Suman
Joe Campbell
Near West Alexandria
David Pierce
Teamistop
Charles
Tainy
Mendenhall
Pierce’s
J. J. Sanu
John F
Will Patterson
Will Hucksey
Jos Ay
Elgig Hyatt and
Hubert Yeelol
Boveriville
Lanzae
Stephengaml
Emily Ballayiye
Lucille Miller
Willie Anigaynnger
Sanday
George Molfield
Ollo Ferst
Ann
Cottingham
Clifford Gol Hinge
Wayne Far
Valley View
Maidenhall
Ion
Mgke Roberts
Whitley
Bernice Peckhe
Julie Ward
Howe
Mable Swan
Waton
Miss Roberts
Ornes
Mra
Prngh
Piper
Sabladh
Q. W. Hanger
Maile Ag
J. ¥ Flova
Mir
Move
W. Reese
Jor Menden Till
Mies Mather
Mes
Sadie Roberts
Jennie Drorfos
Dessie Roberts
Godwitt
Che Duly
Didly
Lor O Plewie
Glen Miller Pack
Contreras Birthday Party Brings Family to College Grove
Mr and Mrs Merry Milenberry hosted relatives from College Grove and Glendale for a fiftieth birthday celebration for Bourne slough Pally. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as neighbors gathered. An alarming incident occurred when Mrs John Taylor Way reportedly burned her hand attempting to kindle a fire with oil in an oak stove.
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George Sliudts
Carl Miller
Pak Cull
Jim Souis
Thames Murphy
Mathan Bourns
Mis
Chia
John Taylor
Sud
Brink
Mixertville
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