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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
2
Mr Shepherd and Perry Smith discuss funding a new canal bridge at Grand Boulevard. Smith hints at a resolution to repeal crossing rights by the Ohio Electric Railway Co and suggests installing a toll gate to share costs. The dialogue shows local officials considering a toll to finance the bridge.
Mr. Smith argues a new bridge is needed in East Hamilton and urges O. B. to agree to pay a portion of the cost before action. The Common Signers’ meeting discusses funding and feasibility.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Withrow died yesterday at his parents home in Wayne township aged eight after months of illness. Funeral services will be held at the parental home Sunday afternoon at two thirty, with interment in Millopville cemetery.
Sinking fund trustees will try to set next year’s levy at the meeting Saturday night. The current six mill levy faces state wide difficulty due to the one per cent tax rate bill. Trustees must certify needed funds to the commissioners before a levy can be fixed. Secretary Bowers has consulted authorities this week. County auditor notes the process hinges on certifying required money before final levying.
The Lindenwald hose house, built by George Linuler, will be completed next Tuesday and occupied first next Thursday with Lee equipment from the Fours house moved over. Carpenters finish a stable for the horse and electric lights will soon be installed. Architect George Barkmuir designed the plans and the East Hamilton house is similar.
Sable oak company to participate in the Memorial Day parade with new uniforms for sharp appearance. Judge Clarence Murphy traveled to Lebanon for a case. Property assessors report daily. public release awaits audit. County detectives and deputies engage in Middletown cases and county improvements proceed with courthouse lighting. A tall raised sign for The A. J. Conroy Co. is installed at Evarts temple. Various local moves include carts for mail service, and cluster lights set for June 5 opening. Fathers Day observance discussion grows from Washington push to national consideration غسل.
Regular drill scheduled at the armory tonight for Company No. 8 of the Third Regiment ONG. Captain Himter warns all members to attend or risk being marked absent.
A warrant was issued Thursday for Bender Co over dumping sand on Market Street asphalt without a permit. Mayor Roth confirmed the action and pledged enforcement and payment of penalties.
Mrs Laura Willey of Twelfth Street suffers a severe rheumatism attack. Mrs Friedel of Springdale Pike visited Mrs George Libouhaus on Wednesday. Arthur Moore of Ouerpeek spent Wednesday with his sister. Mr James Hammond, now in Brown County, plans to move his family to Hamilton early next week.
Stephen son Estate guardian of Ralps and George Stephenson files an account showing a balance on hand of 5109.79 dollars.
An ad from The Radcliffe Drug Co promotes MI-O-NA stomach tablets as a simple inexpensive treatment to end nervousness and disturbing dreams caused by undigested food irritating the pneumogastric nerve. It guarantees relief within minutes and offers a money back guarantee if indigestion is not cured.
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