Hamilton Evening Journal Official Papers Notice
The Hamilton Evening Journal and the Butler County Democrat publish official papers of the Hamilton city and Butler County. This notice records party affiliations and the local party office for the Damo cpatia party and includes the posted entry date January 1, 1908 at Hazenton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiltos Evening
Butler County
Saunas
Prase Barvice
Hazenton
Ohio
Pat of Gongrass
Short Sighted Policy Draws Journal Critique in Butler County
The Journal condemns the county commissioners Smith Hinkle and Auditor Brate for short sighted fiscal policy. It argues funds are diverted from urgent improvements like bridges and a heating plant, and condemns a practice of delaying payments on warrants due to lack of funds. The paper warns reform is needed to prevent ongoing administrative deficits and future expenses.
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Xewak
Butler County
Eve Lang
Camlyanders
Chosa
Vetnnty
Smit
Hinkle
Anditidr Brite
Anditor Brata
Amli
Okey
Pali¢ Aftic
Smith and Hinkle
Protests Grow Over State Pardons Board Actions
Butler County residents condemn the State Board of Pardons for releasing a man sentenced to manslaughter after serving about two years. They accuse officials of ignoring local courts, undermining law and order, and fear rising crime if mercy is misused. They urge a halt and call for a gubernatorial inquiry into pardon practices.
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Parva Findnt
Ila Paronig
Nem
Jn ertHiemm
Soveruur
Evimox
Mien
Butler
Muller
Butler Omimly
Butler County
Harmon
Pardon Board
Farming in Schools Stirred by Senate Bill
The Ohin senate passed Warnes house bill requiring after September 1912 that public school teachers take an elementary agriculture examination before the state board of school examiners. Critics deride the measure as a waste of time and a needless burden on teachers, arguing it produces little practical value and mirrors ill conceived educational reforms.
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Ohin Senate
Warnes
Harmon
Senate
Unclear Source Fragment Heads to Dead End
The readable text is fragmentary and nonsensical, not enough to identify a person, event, or location. No factual details or named entities are extractable to summarize into a news card.
The Half Cent Bill Considered in Congress
The loase in Washington introduces a bill for the issuance of a two and a half cent piece, tied to monetary changes of carbon and copper. It discusses engraving, value, and reactions among proponents and critics, noting supporters claim economic aid to the poor and a derelict economy relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Hanlon
Debated coinage shifts and a political probe described
The article discusses the proposed half cent and half dime pieces, calling them questionable and unlikely to win broad acceptance. It critiques a senate investigation and a national reciprocity stance, noting suspicion around the probe and its impact on public judgment and party politics.
Monroe Reeciat To The Journal May 10
Munroe notes John Longstreil gravely ill at his east town home with recovery deemed impossible and imminent death. Miss Helen Farrel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Diverel, will wed Mr Rh oades of Trenslan soon. Miss Bessie Harmon also to wed locally. Groom candidate Clarence Freamer works at Big Four station. Mrs Andrew Carson and Mrs Jerome Robinson hosted Middletown visitors Thursday. Anisy Lackey spent Saturday in Middletown.
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Reeciat
Journal
Munroe
John Longstreil
Helen Farrel
Martin Diverel
Jong
Rhoades
Trenslan
Local residents share visits and home moves update
A fragment notes Mrs. Walter Sander in Georgetown with daughter, Carl Warner visiting from Cincinnati, and Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Marion Warner, Mr and Mrs George Miller of Middletown, Bettie, and Mrs Frank Wagner. Others pipe in home services and several moves include Chartes McCreary to Seibert property and Ezra Williamson buying McCreary’s former house. Mrs Monies Sigg was called on by Mrs Minnie New Sunday.
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Walter Sander
Georgetown
Carl Warner
Cincinwald
Marion Warner
Mikes Fogarty
George Miller
Middletown
Bettie
Frank Wagner
Chartes McCreary
Jinto Seibert
Brown’s Run Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits
Special To The Tanner reports a busy Brown’s Run sequence of calls and dinners this week. Mrs Dora Roberts and Misses Iva Rook and Ethel Stump visited Mrs Minnie Shaller. Myrtle Moyer dined with Clara Moyer of State Road. Pearl Kash spent Sunday with the Cromiers. Numerous local families hosted guests and shared meals through Sunday.
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Brown's
Win
Stumps
Chas. Phelps
Grutis
Chas
Prige
Calvin Ankenney
Tekle
Mable
Harrison Emrick
Roburt Slifer
Price
Win Stamp
Albert Ankenney
Homer
Wrank Kester
Shandon News Briefs Include Local Ills and Events
May 10 item notes Valy Milhulland ill at home after arriving from Cin. Sam Howells of Cincinnati visited Sindy. J. M. Guthrie and family were guests in Hamilton Just Sunday. School night exercises set for Old Empire hall Saturday May 20 with government drills. Congregational church programs on Wednesday May 24. Judge Edward Fr. Jones to give state address.
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Shandon
Valy Milhulland
Cinsinnali
Sam Howells
Cinginnali
Sindy
J. M. Guthrie
Hamilton
Clays
Emireh
Edward Fr. Jones
Bethany Luminaries Tap The Journeys In May News
Bethany Ohio May Day notes list Mrs Kate Barentow with her brother Mr Low Emmon and Elaworth Jones announcing a public sale next Saturday May 4 to move to Mauds the following week. Miss Laura Wylie visits her niece Mrs Stanley Worsuch and Miss Mary Swearingen visits Miss Julia Miller of West Chester. Presbyterian church services led by Rev J G Miller for Miss Bertha Berger funeral at 1 40 p.m. Peter Gotand regained mobility for pleasant days. Miss Ella Carter and Hettie Baker travel to Hamilton to visit Mrs Kimina Crue. Miss Moxy Swearingen home from Horton Lebanon for the season. Ladies of the Presbyterian will host a strawberry ice cream festival May 1 at the K P hall. Mat and Mrs Jo Beatty plan to move back to their farm soon. Miss Mable Swearingen and Mr Orley Vanskeik of Hamilton visit. Espy Vanessa family with Will Gorsuch family. Death of Miss Bertha Berger formerly of this place at sister May Lined at near Hamilton. Funeral Sunday afternoon by Rev J Miller. Burial at Sprig Cemetery.
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Presbyterian Church
J. G. Miler
Bertha Berger
Peter Gotand
Ella Carter
Hettie Baker Waday
Hamilton
Kimina Crue
Moxy Swearingen
Heast
Iehorton
Levanon
Présbytenat
Wssured
May
Miller
Lesourdsville Social News Highlights May 10 Thiliy Kunz Hosts Friends
In Lesourdsville on May 10 Thiliy Kunz entertained several friends last Sunday. Fred Boucher and family visited on Sunday. Arline King traveled to Middletown Monday on business. Mrs. Cleveland Well and Mrs. Cal Adams attended events in town. Mrs. Ruff and her children spent Saturday in Hamilton while Mrs. Rythiss and Mrs. Adis shopped in Middletown. George Kita and others noted at various local spots.
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Dawrnal
Lesourdsville
Thiliy Kunz
Fred Boucher
Borg
Arline King
Middletown
Cal. Adams
Kyles Station
Cleveland
Tytaitton
John Rythiss
Cal Adis
Christian Ruff
Pact
Mildred
Hamilton
Reitt
Nitin Satiantay
Miller's Lunch Room Offers Hot Cubes and Soup Delights
Local eatery Miller's Lunch Room at 217 Seat Third Street serves hot lunches including steam cubes and soup. Patrons find a varied menu with coffee and sandwiches like Haw Sandvich, while front counter displays advertise soups, colfers, and a casual dining vibe.
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Miller's
Third Street
Colfer
Song
Haw Sandvich
Mil tonville Floods Threaten Harvest and Roads
A heavy May flood along the Bik Creek valley nears the village, washing trees and lumber downstream. Farmers face frost, delayed planting, and fears of poor harvest as the stream threatens bridges and fields, with Oscar Hunsicker visiting the Craig family in Si Pal, Indian.
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Oscar Hunsicker
Willim Craig
Si Pal
Cotton Run Social Roundup Spills News of Local Visits
Miss Nanny Shampson of Hamilton and Mrs Anna Hardin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richand Hatin and George Ford. Homer Shafer of Bevis visited Mr and Mrs Sites of Lindunwald. George Seaman of Hamilton visited Mr and Mrs Buckheit. Mrs German Angst and Emma were Trenton visitors Saturday. Ed Kracker near Hawillen visited Mary Susan Jacobynd. Miss Reiu Mardin spent Sunday with Mrs Jessie Yager of Trenton. Wm Truster and family hosted Sunday guests including Sohn Goodman and family. George Seaman spent days with Robert Withrow family. Miss Mabel Truster and George Hunter passed Patterson exam in Hamilton. Clarence Hunter and family with West Liberty visitors Sunday. Alma Angst returned after week with Leona Schneider of nearby Hamilton.
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Cotton Run
Nanny Shampson
Hamilton
Anna Hardin
Sutalay
Richand Hatin
George Ford
Add Mey
Homer Shafer
Bevis
Sites
Lindunwald
John Whlley
George Seaman
Botn Buckheit
German Angst
Dangle
Emma
Trenton
Ed. Kracker
Hawillen
Mary
Susan Jacobynd
Reiu Mardin
Jessie Yager
Trnster
Sohn Goodman
Jennie Denight
New Haven News Gathers Local Happenings May 10
May 10 at New Haven reports include Cale Simmons and a Harrison companion at church, Paul Rothmer riding a new motorcycle, and K P Boys starting work on a new hall. Hathaway notes busy mailing and selling machinery. High school commencement set for May 19 with Finch's Orchestra and class addresses to Schwartz and Ela Jones. Also mentions Ela Jones visiting Shandon Plant friends. Russian Bon Mowers for chickens and seed from Rothenbush Co.
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Now Haven
Cale Simmons
Harrison
Paul Rothmer
K. Af P
Hathaway
New Haven
Finch’s Orchestra of
Oxford
Fros. Schwartz
Ohio State Normal Colleges
Ela Jones
Shandon
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Kate Barentow
Low Emon
Elaworth Jones
Hurs
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Laura Wylie
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