Official notices from Hamilton and Butler counties in 1900s papers
Official papers note that The Marion Evening Journal used Butler County Democrat and Hamilton County outlets as the official papers for county notices. It references R J Shannon and Allen Ward firms in Chicago and New York, indicating affiliations with Democratic representation and county paper designation.
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Foueign Representativa
New York
R. J. Shannon
Brgusiek
Chicago
Allen & Ward
Maarborn
Mamiton Evening Journal
Butler County
Democrat
Guy
Hamilton
Democratic Party
Associated Press Service
Ohio
Opposing Array of Rich Men Face Government Charges
A long run of names appears as defendants in the United States district court in a case accusing prominent meat packers of entering a price fixing combine. The list includes Louise Swill Swift & Co presidents and executives, Armour & Co leaders, and other high ranking officials. Hamilton and county residents were drawn into the case as the packers allegedly sought to control fresh meat prices five years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Jormary
United States
Ystriel
Iene
Louise
Swill
Swift & Co
Ogden Armour
Avingay & Co
Arthor Meeker
Gener
Armour & 14
Ealward Moria
Mortinet Co
Francis A. Fowler
Swit & Co
Phantas J. Connors
Arminie & Joy
J. Heytuson
Manger, Morris &Co
Hamilton
Soldier Of Fortune Risks All For Fame in Revolt Tale
An old narrative recounts a harsh tale of two young men facing prison and possible execution as rebels in a South American setting. It notes fear of naval and political upheaval, urging caution against violent acts for glory and warning of grim outcomes under coercive regimes.
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Ance Wing
Iest
Goa
Letinieyers
Ohio Postal Savings Banks Testing New Constitutional Plan
The Ohio Postal Savings Bank system reports deposits totaling about 613,809 across 48 banks as two months progress under a new law. Ohio officials expect more banks to open, with strong deposit growth and average balances per account noted. The state considers a nonpartisan constitutional convention to draft a new charter, with Democrats and Republicans eyeing delegates and party influence fading in favor of broad public interest in reform.
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Bheke
Che Headville
Cala
Posta
Hank Fae
Ohio
Ashtadala
Liehorwth
Tess
Stite Demonaire
Senate Yidienry Committee
Lea Vole
Cavemnor T Larmon
Council Debate Over Tax Plan Sparks Broad Discontent
Local council discussions reveal fault lines over a proposed tax on a tunable vehicle fuel. Mayor Rowlowell advocates careful review while critics press for clarity. A recent reading of a resolution failed to resolve questions about implementation and impact.
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Rowlowell
What Other Papers Say What Other Papers Say Frofanity on the Stage
A set of fragmented quotes discusses profanity in a stage performance and public reaction. Critics and readers debate the propriety of the play and its perceived vulgarity, with some defending artistic expression and others condemning offensive language.
Easy Money Pitfalls in the Post Office Debacle
Metropolitan Magazine warns the postal department faces many pitfalls that defraud the public. It argues government efforts fall short and stresses the public loses around 100000 dollars due to fraudulent schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umetropolitan Magazine
Post Office
de Wetment
Postal Department
The Sporting Editor Remains of a Sporting Paper
The Universalist Quilock, published as Book N, is claimed as the country’s only sporting paper. The Presbyterian Danner is set to provide a little more spare on baseball.
Man in Promise Suit Ordered to Pay After Refusal
A man involved in a promise suit was ordered to pay after a dispute over a claimed loan and a promise made to a woman. The case centered on a tainted exchange where the plaintiff alleged a debt and the defendant argued over the terms. Local court records indicate a judgment favoring the plaintiff with the defendant liable for costs.
Steamship Good Enough Yet
Hayy to Murape remains concerned as ships still deemed large enough for trade. Authorities say current fleet size meets needs though some observers doubt capacity for future shifts in demand.
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Christian Selves
Mondor
Hayy
Murape
Selkirk Journal Local Notes From Morgan Township
Selkirk Journal reports a busy weekend with visits among residents of Morgan township. Mary Layman of Millville visits with William Gramee and family. Miss Layman spent Sunday with Frank Elaes. James Vanluc and daughters were guests of relatives on Sassafras ridge. Other items note a turnout at the Tow Redway social and a town hall gathering in Millville.
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Bpoulad Town Journal
Selkirk
Harch
Morgan Township
John Graves
Mary Layman
Millville
William Gramee
Frank Elaes
Dad
Ross
Wiliam Kine
Jos
Gillespie
James Vanluc
Sassafras Ridge
Tow Redway
Iwell
Millvile
Wortman
Collinsville Social Notes From Ohio March Eventful Weekend
Collinsville Ohio reports a weekend of visits and gatherings. Mrs Charles Bock of Dayton spent time with her brother George Helland. Miss Ruth Arntstrong hosted a birthday party for eleventh year. Mrs J T Mallert visited Mr and Mrs J W Shottenbar ger. Ethal Backett returned after nine weeks away for a social visit. Ineo Guiley and Abs Jerry Trnster were hosted by friends. The Misses Edipd and Mabel Beck sued the Tellin family. Churn of windslane uprights set in church. A school social is planned in the high school building on April 1.
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Spoving
Collinsville
Charles Bock
Dayton
George Helland
Ruth Arnetrong
J. T. Mallert
J. WH. Shottenbars Ger
Size Ethal Backett
Ineo’ Guiley
Abs
Jerry ‘Trnster
Edi
Mabel Beck
Tellin Family
Cedar Avenue Social Roundup and Visits
Cedar Avenue residents and friends are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests from Eaton Dayton and West Manchester. The record lists numerous calls and weekend visits among the Newton, Brinks, Feltons, Davissons, Manor and several local families, including Mary Mann and Grace Kabler.
Dayton Families Gather for Visits and a Pneumonia Tragedy
Dayton relatives and friends from nearby towns visited over the week. A baby, ten months old, died Friday night of pneumonia in the home of Mr and Mrs Lerin House. Many local residents and extended kin shared Sunday and Friday gatherings at various homes including Mr and Mrs Guy Felton and families, Mr and Mrs Albert Farrenkoff, Mrs Jennie Goodwin and sons, and Miss Minnie Frame with siblings Walter and Clarence.
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Albal
Parrenkott
Dayton
Guy Felton
Chester
Jehild
Lerin
Wimner
Mr. and
Hirs
Elmer Yau Skiver
Camden
Venice Chronicle Mixed Local Notes and Obituary Snippet
An assorted Venice period item reports Fowler and O Mun involvement with Dell Telephone Cy and a note on Dr JF Graig receiving a Maxwell auto. It mentions several local land plots and residents, including Mr Healthy and Mrs Scheering, plus a sudden death of Benson Johnson and property appraisals for the Wenton Building.
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Jounal Fowler
O. Mun
Lars Pottenger
Dell Telephone Cy
J. GF. Graig
Maxwell
R. Reott
Benson Tohnson
Healthy
Mra
Gorhold
Coluinbus Friends
George Scheering
Jacob
Anjelis Schoering
New Haven
K. Shreyer
Tienry Brown
John Blujes
T. Shhreyer
ATU Mat
Wenton
Allen Clark
Mme Hense
Tony Jurgens
Athels
New Bullmore I church Sunday afternoon and evening
fragmentary OCR notes show a Sunday service schedule at New Bullmore I church with afternoon and evening observances. The readable words hint at a service advertisement or announcement appearing in a local paper.
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Yebtiol
New Bullmore
Ning, Abvert Sev
Local Socials and Visits Across Greenbush Area
A fragmented social roundup lists Miss Minte Avi and Ma King attending parties with Airs and family groups visiting Greenbush homes. Numerous names, including Mrs. Langtin, Miss Leona, Miss Schneider, and Miss Vogel, appear at gatherings with relatives such as the Hunters, Glavence Winter family, and the Cuminghan son Willis.
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Missee Minte
Avi
Susan
Aone Langtin
Minnie
Mita
Leona
Sphiatei
Mrama Raster
Mos
Vuthui
Hunuter
Shildeon
Calvin Hunter
Léon Sehneider
Khia Angat
Mes
Mile Ilvidt
Glavence Winter
Ebile
Dren
John Wirlley
Ehildeen
Jun
Rockhotl
Ehildyou
Sloneker
Anna
Elizabeth Vogel
Cuminghan
Willis
Trenton
Calle An
Harry Haves
Elidyen
Local Notes From The County Courier
Fragmented OCR records show names and places such as Middletown Hamilton and Woila. Several individuals including Mr and Mrs Whitip Kana and Artie Weber appear with social visits and business mentions across multiple towns, while the Journal’s People Colima Ming Vinda Angsymeor of Woila column is referenced.
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Fae
Christian Reift
Wits
Atherson
Mildred
Hamilton Satauray
Woila
Local social notes from a Hanover gathering
Odd garbled social snippet records a Thursday visit with Mr and Mrs Cleveland Rupp and two Misses Emnus and Freda at a Hamilton venue on Friday. Mentions Arthur King and Evans in a misread line from Saturday.
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Thureday
Mero
Cleveland Rupp
Emnus
Freda
Hannlto
Evans
Hannlein
Pisgah Socials and Obituary in Local Notices
The Pisgah community hosted a Saturday evening gathering with conversations and a served meal, followed by word of Nehemiah Vane Nise’s death after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at the Ase with burial at West- Chogter. Mrs Martha Kennedy hosted the Home Camp club meeting with guests and a formal dinner. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Armstrong of Greenville and Mr and Mrs Fields of Breena visiting local friends.
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Journsk Pisgah
Marel
Cory
Hann Susiah
Enehve
Vingie Vane
Nehemiah Vane Nise
Vanhise
Pingale
Meriday
Alice Irwin
William Salsman
Arnstrong
Greenville
May
Richard Moore
Fields
Breena
Conrey
Alive Irwin
Hartwell
Lew Aydolotte
Kala Aydolotte
Kennedy
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Butler County Democrat
Holdefer Freusurer Chas
E. Meson
Association of American’ Advertivwra
New York City
Association
Thor
Ton Pemandinu
Vaueil Sk
Rene
Honda del
aGire Linehan
Wong
Doe Coh
Arriets Greead
Neass
Council
Cermei
the Sporting Editor
Thiladelphia Inquirer
Cedar Avenue
Hivelal
Tin Joanin
Rey Webb
Wim
Grace HiHary Adrth
Eaton
Mikesell
Lela
Willy Lovin Howse
Wh. Huaps
Reamgonuir
Brink Wilson
Tanly
Mary Thomson
Lody
Robert Newton
Jos. Morgan
Miss Malle
Luther Brown
Pear Boaker
Bessie Felton
Peru Farrenkeft
T. Felton
Tur Caméen
Mary Mann
Allen
Gjif Darisson
Mack Cohee
Grant Swartvel
John Wolverton
Grace Kabler
Steve Bailey
Miss Nettie
Mattie Morgan
Drs
Ty, Pelon
Hol. Kelley
Frank Avery
Salem Chapel
Elizabeth Bunion
Easton
Imma Beasley
Ed. Kelley
Frank Wilson
Bidle Thomson
Carlo Otis
Mary Mano
Pearl
Tid
Wikesell
Dirs
Law Esnerick
Wic
Upstey
Family
Sam Davisson
Tiete Son
Will Davisson
West Manchester
Mat, Templin
Hareratour
Miami Valley National Bank
Oper 690
RM Avery
Fort Bliss
Tex
Nipdlody Duce
Ix Slotinel
Ater
Siti
Meredith
Fourth Cavalry
Merhk Pnd
Mesa
Nsar
Il Paso
Venice
Lesourdesvile
Andl Bes
Charles
Chiss
Aiughier Kana
Meaney
Quener
Willy
Aml
Whitip Kana
Ail Mas
Satay
Artie Weber
Middletown
Yor
Hughes Wis
Hamiion
Tesiay
Cab Adams
Ail Milttelowa Wednesdiax
Pisgah
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