Work House Cost Sway Splits County Officials
The Journal argues the county commissioners should keep sending prisoners to the Cincinnati work house despite a rise from 30 to 40 cents a day. It contends work house sentences deter crime, cost more but are cheaper for society than keeping inmates at a county jail, urging continuation of the arrangement with Cincinnati amid rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Journal
Sees
Snost
Frost
Ohio rural schools plan new study course
Commissioner Miller and Democratic state officers propose a Miller code for country schools to simplify teaching. The plan aims to aid inexperienced teachers as one quarter of rural instructors are new each year. A prior attempt yielded a small curriculum failing to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Sethol
Miller
Ohio
Olio delegates reprimand president in con vention clash
The Olio constitutional convention delegates disciplined their president Rev. Herbert Bigelow after he attempted strong arm tactics and was quickly routed, leaving the meeting in a tense mood and tensions high between leadership and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olio
Herbert Bigelow
Bigelow
Journal Mail Bag invites short letters for publication
The Journal invites letters on any public interest topic. Letters must be under 260 words and include the writer’s name and address. publication can be withheld if requested. The editor also offers to answer questions the editor can address.
Weaver recalls aspects of court house fire in Jacksonburg
Martin Weaver writes to editor recalling memories of Freent Compton builder of his father’s 1889 house and the fireproof claim about the court house. He notes Harmony Lodge aid in 1981, returned a $75 check for lodge improvements, and laments the fire’s damage while praising the valley days and his long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin ‘Weaver
Court House
Jacksonburg
Hami
Freent
Compton
Hierme
Harmony Lodge
Freeman
Dave
Tam
Rickory Jackson
Hamilton Man Tells Why Men Fall to Go to Church
A Hamilton man discusses reasons men neglect church attendance and arguments about salvation. The dialogue references conversations with neighbors and local religious debates, noting fatigue and economic factors affecting membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mr. B
Mr. C
What Other Newspapers Say on His Failures and Monopoly Ties
The fragment discusses public figures including Hearst Bryan and Wilson and suggests political blame over monopolies. It notes uncertainty about outcomes and hints at internal divisions among newspapers. Names and events are unclear, but the tone critiques irresponsible inventors and political alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Bryan
Hallney
Wilson
Woman's Suffrage Seems Sure in Ohio
The Ohio political scene shows growing momentum for woman’s suffrage. Despite a busy party fight with Demoralized factions and shifting delegates, organized labor and citizen groups endorse the movement. Observers see a likely victory as constitutional revision debates proceed and campaigns gain quiet support across parties.
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Ohio
Hilla
Olio
Fraternal Societies Explored Amid Church Growth Debates
The article riffs on fraternal rites and social aims, noting men like Mr E and Mr F discuss church versus lodge influence. It describes initiation scenes, attire, and mixed motives, while contrasting ongoing sectarian expansion with stagnating congregations and calls for broader Christian fellowship.
Tallawanda Social Notes From The Journal
Tillawanday activities report Miss Estella Pimlmin visiting Mrs George Truster and children. Louise and sister visit George and Willen Weekerle of Hamilton attended a show at Smith's theatre. Curt Plat and William Wireley work on farm. Roecker attend birthday party at Werble home. Peter Gurdant with George Steiner out Sunday evening. Lena Bibant and family with Elsie and Dosephine Braet. Fisk, Buffie Datrtown, visited Beicker Saturday afternoon. Weeks visits with daughter Emm Hedge of Hamilton and George Trier family. Sunday with William’s family at Copta Ram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillawanday Ty Morehsi
Estella
George Truster
Swarge Badeker Aml
Louise
George
Willen Weekerle
Harailten
Wut
Smith’s Theatre
Curt Plat
William Wireley
Sevenmile
Thoros Farm
L. Roecker
Charles Werble
Hain Ion
Peter Gurdant
George Steiner
J. Gyvray
Cine
Lena Bi
Elsie
Dosephine Braet
Fisk
Buffie Datrtown
Weather and crops mix in Miltonville March notes
Miltonville March report describes a cold unsettled spell with heavy frost and rising noon temperatures, plus rain torrents refreshing ground. It notes patchy crop prospects, noting wheat is unlikely this year, and urges farmers to endure uncertainty while seeking faith and patience in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilipuvite
Ehob
Iain
Errani Ton
Local Trenton Farm Scene Marks Loss of Canine Companion
A Sabbath quiet follows the departure of a famed barking dog taken from Trenton to Darttown by Mr. Thomas Welah. The event unsettled neighbors and strained nerves as telephonic warnings and growls faded from ten minutes to none. Also notes a large shipment of Binley tobacco from Trenton to Lexington and the Dayton burial of Ada Murphy, aged about 75, with services in Dayton and interment at Miltonville cemetery.
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Nevb Epp
John Thoms
Jenning
Trenton
Weilel
Epps Colkes
Bnife
Tabor
Thomas Welah
Darttown
Lexington
Ratinday
M.marshall
Kentucky
Wilbur Birch
Trinton
Aolanad Murphy
Dayton
Wits
Miltonville
Brown's Run social notices mix many local visits
Brown's Run social page lists numerous Sunday and weekend calls and dinners. Names such as Charlie Moyer, Neal Bell, Miss Ella Geer, Mr and Mrs John Moyer, Miss May Whitehead, Miss Myrtle Moyer, Miss Thelma Price, Mr and Mrs Alfred Shaffer, and others appear among family and neighborly calls.
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Brown's
Run
Manuel
Neal Bell
Charlie Moyer
Ella Geer
Amit
Edward Stump
Mozitz Bell
Ooms
Whitehead
Sunay
Marie Laughlin
Germantown
Katy Kinh
Eversett
Betlah Bell
Neal
Ervin Emerick
Jobo Kern
Ralph Greenfield
Moyer
Chas. Price, Jr
Mises Mable Lesher
Edith Lesher
Alfred Shaffer
Clarence Robers
Glas
Elsin
Harry_Milter
Sunny
Sincoh Taher
Nellie
Gon
Ray Ralled
Wright
Albert Ankeny
Tomer
Aira
Chas
Kuch
Wess Moyer
Will Fanvick
Andres Barnfvitt
Butler Road Notes From a Busy Week in Small Town
Fragmented local notes recount visits and events across Butler Road area. Individuals including Hadith Seim, Anna Belle Carroll, Norman Dimick, Samuel Meipher, Roy Beeckmeyer, Daniel Wallen, John Hough, Mr. and Mrs. Garrell, and Charles Seider appear in brief social mentions. Monday to Sunday past activities include visits, business, and a public sale.
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Hadith Seim
Miamitown
Anna Belle’ Carroll
Brehm
Norman Dimick
Glendale
Samuel Meipher
Roy Beeckmeyar
Daniel Wallen
Bailay
Driv’ Savern
Huoithy
John Hough
Hamilton
Harry ,Garrell
Bunn
Springdale
Wiliam Correll
Charles Seider
Michael Brebsn
Nsncred
Willy Chris
Syaumes Cils
Willian Haverland
Haiitat
Peterson
Pleasant
Runsiinna
McCormi Sejm
Edward Haverland
George Wry
Frank
Cincinnati
Springvale
W. H- Starlin
Lydian
Marie
Bits
Charles McCormick and
Howard Fiddle
John. Faffan
George Hall
Svivedale
Turma Brebimi
George Raymond
Michael. Brel, Jr
Charles McGormick
Mc.Slealthy
Unclear fragments outline upcoming sale in Cincinnati
Fragmentary notes mention Paul Robinson and William Davies, a Tas Titus Florida või winter return, and a public auction planned for Marely 26 in Cincinnati, with Mrs Albert Morris involved. The text is garbled and names are partially unreadable, but references a personal property auction and a relocation.
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Shanon
Paul Robinson
William Davies
Titus Florida
Thomas
Marely
Cincinnati
Albert” Morris
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
Old time remedy promises darkened hair and relief from dandruff and itching. It touts Sage and Sulphur combined with other ingredients and claims noticeable color change within days and a months time a wonderful difference. Special Agent Hadenttta Drug Co offers refund if not as represented.
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Simost
Wyeth
Tle
Hadetitta Drug Co
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