Acongenican Publishing Firm Directors and Foreign Representatives
A terse record lists Homer Gard as president and L K R Hensey as secretary with E Holderer as treasurer, followed by foreign representatives including H J Bhansas of New York and Alien & Ward of Chicago. The Brunswick Building in New York and 112 Dearborn Street in Chicago are noted contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acongenican Publishing
Homer Gard
L KR Hensey
Pec
Holderer
Mason
New York
H. J. Bhansas
Brunswick Building
Chicago
Alien & Ward
Dearborm Street
A Park Given to Hamilton by Benninghofen Brothers
The Benninghofen brothers donated a park to Hamilton, completing and ready for public use. They improved land and entrusted the park to the city and its residents, symbolizing civic pride. The council should honor the donors with a memorial acknowledging their generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Messrs. Benninghofen
Themillant
YMC
Lane Yee
Robi
McKinmey
Chris
Peter Ben-ninghafen
Messrs
Senator Seeks Referendum On Fair Ground Park Bill
The Republican News questions Senator Seale Holtoda about why he resists reporting to the judiciary committee on the Fair Ground Park measure. The senator aims to refer the matter to the people for a vote, arguing the issue should be settled locally. Critics say the bill would face delays and cost concerns, while supporters insist on direct public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reublican
Seale
D Holtoda
Martin
CS. Sendtora
Hamilten
Hamilton
Emunty
Multia Te
Mantittan
Let The Nickname For Tha Hamilton League Club Se Typlon!
The text discusses Hamilton League naming ideas with multiple draft nicknames and editorial opinions. It mentions Eddy Ngoy fans and suggests various naming themes and colors, noting that two papers will publish lists of suggestions and debate suitable options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tomal
Eddy Ngoy
App Rapids
Mie Wanmillers
Women Seek Female Head for Industrial School Reform
A New York editorial argues the bill to place Carls' Industrial School under female supervision is warranted. Advocates say a woman in charge will better interpret public needs, extend safety measures, and bring humane progress to the state, despite mixed views on extravagance and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carls’ Lustrial
Where Smith Rees Above Partisanshin Debate in Growth Plans
A lengthy letter critiques public opinion on reforms and depot investments, noting opposition from partisans while praising Smith Rees Above and Leader Ulber Smith for taking stands. References to Cincinnati politics, Harrison as a candidate, Mayor Burkhart, park investments, and penitentiary tuberculosis deaths are interwoven with calls for action and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upom
Moreares
Arlisans
Screw Loose Inquiries And Bank Guarantee Debate
A chaotic mix of mock proverbs and garbled lines leads into a discussion about a bank guarantee law enacted in Oklahoma in 1908. The piece notes public skepticism of state guarantees, claims they yield poor outcomes, and observes banks shifting away from guaranteed protection as lawmakers struggle to justify the policy amid political and economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naiomat
Guthlao
Movernne Haskell
Shopping Note for New York Proas Reveals Spring Relief
A fragment in a shopping note references New York Proas and spring free trips tied to duties and the need to buy relief after a loss. The text hints at financial constraints and a planned purchase to ease burdens during the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Awann
Can't Live Without Sleep In Sleep Starved Era
A brief item notes that sleep is essential for life while hunger and deprivation threaten. A speaker named Akin is described as valueing food over sleep though sleep is crucial, with references to rapid decline if sleep is denied. The text hints at circadian needs and survival implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke Telegram
Akin
Pisgah News Highlights Local Social Visits and Events
Pisgah Ohio March 29. Mr and Mrs Richard Moore visited Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs Ethel Coy and her three children from Cataha stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Irwin. Mr and Mrs Bugleking of Newport visited Mr and Mrs Karl Sertel. Mable Hammons visited Maron Saturday. A church benefit event at the school house drew a fine sum. Home Culture club hosted an oyster supper at the Conrey home serving 46 guests. Miss Nellis Stout visited Lucile Moore. A J Vanchise was in Hamilton Friday. Mrs Mertha Kennedy visited Lebanon Saturday. Mr and Mrs Francis visited Lockland Friday. Benny Slagbeck entertained a gentleman at Mead Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Journal
Pisgah
Mar
Richard Moore
Cincinnati
Ethel Coy
Cataha
Irwin
Bugleking
Newsport
Karl Sertel
Mable Hammons
Vicinity
Conrey
Nellis Stout
Lucile Moore
A. J. Vanchise
Hamilton
Mertha Kennedy
Lebanon
Mrs. Francis
Benny Slagbeck
Anglin murder jurors and town notes from Veuie O
O R Brown and P Shroyer served as jurors in the Anglin murder case in Hamilton on Monday. Burl Pottenger seeks treatment at Woolman sanitarium in Colorado. Local residents attend music lessons weekly with Mrs Wo Mintom and receive weekly auto rides from Mr Shrier. Alfred Demoret buys and relocates a house near Pottenger store. Anna Maud Scott ill. Leonard Horning builds on land bought from N Wade northeast of town. Miss Mearl Demorat revises printer’s art at Graphic. Prof Stabler uses crutches after sprain. Wakefield and wife Mrs G W Kay and T Shrover attend Benson Johnson’s funeral at Mt Healthy. J Struder demonstrates vacuum cleaner at Rev Hartman’s. Charles W Stephens appointed township tensing to fill vacancy from Evang. Margaret Anderson builds a large barn northeast of town now occupied by Ernest Thompson. Editor Demoret recovering well from injuries. High school seniors work on orations.
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Veuie
R. Brown
P. Shroyer
Hamilton
Anglin
Burl Pottenger
Woolman Sanitarium
Colorado
Mary Hartman
Elda Walthers
Bernadina Smith
Mamilton
Wo. Mintom
Shrier
Alfred Demoret
Louis Demoret
Pottenger
Anna Maud Scott
Leonard Horning
N. Wade
Mearl Demorat
Prof. Stabler
Charles W Stephens
Dol. Evang
Margaret Anderson
Ernest Thompson
Demoret
Local Social Notes from St Charles Area
Mrs Kate Wilkins and daughters and Geo Peacock visited 0 Ki Grisso and family Thursday evening. J By Gilespie conducted brief ness in Oxford Friday. Mr and Mrs G Rommel spent Sunday with AG Eby and family. Wenny Zitax of Sassatrin Tze noted in area social chatter.
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Charles
Kate Wilkins
Geo
Peacock
Grisso
Gilespie
Biefness
Oxford
Rommel
AG Eby
Wenny Zitax
Sassatrin Tze
Local notices and social items from Oxford area
Jost keeps valuable bulldog with reward for return. Chas Beeler buys a new organ. Clff Bryant hosted two couples from Harrison Friday. Henry Hillman plans ditching. R D Gilleapie of Oxford visited his farm Friday. W O Tinkerman and wife spent Sunday in Oxford. Maplehurst farm hosted a musical concert Saturday evening. Geo Shearer and wife spent Sunday with Alvin Wynn and family near Alert. James Hawk and wife of Riley called on old friends Monday. Mr Hollensworth entertained company Sunday. Several farmers plan flax roving. Mrs James W Eby of Richmond Ind spent days with son Adam Eby. Mr and Mrs G Chambers visited their former home Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Timberman hosted Leo Baldhi at Oxland Tuesday. Mrs Gen Rhames and Mrs Gen Sherrer entertained on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Beeler
Clff Bryant
Harrison, C
Henry Hillman
R. D. Gilleapie
Oxford
Wo. Tinkerman
Maplehurst Farm
Geo, Shearer
Alvin Wynn
Faimdly
Alert
James Hawk
Riley
Mr. Hollensworth
James W. Eby
Richmond
Ind
Adam Eby
G. Chambers
F. M. Chambers
Imberman
S. FE. Pye
Laure Grissom
Adam Iby
Floward
Gen. Shearer
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Butler County
Democrat
Treet
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Fla
Assistive
Hamilton Evening
Journal
Holal
Batler County
Lee
Democratic Party
Butler Coane
Honiton
Ohio
Enwiss
Fair Ground Park
Road Station
Aronaye
Ander Hie
A! Dowling
Howse
Americe
Arehidveturie
Madery
Renilure Asa
Travetens
Suster Matter
Hove
Oshitlion
Aterien Monty
Sneha
Lexas
Tops
Eftle
Staid
Ial
Smith Rees
Smith
Cineduneth
Cincinnat
Swill
Victer Harrison
Langer of Ienge
Burkhart Os Marton
Hawmilton
Vohin
March Vane
Dan Forsel
St. Petowenlls
Hell
Jourroit
Oklahoma
Maliny
HE Bank
Tris Bank
Miami Valley National Bank
Court Street
Venice
ST. Charles
Watson's
Watson Sisters
Watson’s Hair Store
S. Third Street
Bell Phone
Mrs. Bailey
Ludlow Streets
South Third Street
2Nd Ward Engine House
Nerlin Mantles
Mantler
Bamera
Ed Garner Tincheon
Rhames
Sherrer
Chambera Wedtositay Atiornann
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